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2014: The intrigue, the feud and the damage done
As Tom Daschle and Harry Reid take up arms against each other over South Dakota's US Senate seat, let's all take a breath and remember two things: Brendan Johnson has not yet said that Brendan John...
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Fiscal issues fire up school board debate

Fiscal issues fire up school board debate Mitchell candidates meet at Rotary forum

By Ross Dolan , May 23, 2013

Many city/school elections postponed due to weather

Many towns in The Daily Republic’s print circulation area postponed city and school district elections today because of the winter storm.

By Staff reports , April 09, 2013

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UPDATE: Scanner ‘100 percent accurate’

UPDATE: Scanner ‘100 percent accurate’ New report blames Davison County election miscount on human error; auditor still claims ‘glitch’ in machine.

By Ross Dolan , September 14, 2012

SD PUC wants up-to-date financials on grain buyers

SD PUC wants up-to-date financials on grain buyers After farmers in the Dakotas lost $4 million selling sunflowers to Anderson Seed Co. and Democratic challengers criticize, Republican regulators propose change.

By Dirk Lammers , June 27, 2012

POLL: Who do you support for mayor of Mitchell?

Participate in The Daily Republic's poll ahead of Tuesday's six-way mayoral election.

May 30, 2012

Mayoral candidates diverge on one-ways, downtown and more

Mayoral candidates diverge on one-ways, downtown and more Six hopefuls participate in forum as packed house looks on

By Tom Lawrence , May 08, 2012

GOP Senate primary candidates clash over ideology

GOP Senate primary candidates clash over ideology Sibson labels Vehle a 'liberal,' Vehle says the two are clearly different

By Chris Mueller , May 08, 2012

McGovern name back in SD politics

McGovern name back in SD politics Matt, grandson of George, running for PUC.

By Tom Lawrence , May 04, 2012

GOP chairman: Varilek wrong on Medicare

GOP chairman: Varilek wrong on Medicare As a friend and former colleague of Rep. Kristi Noem, I want to set the record straight and provide voters the unvarnished truth about our congresswoman’s record when it comes to issues important to our seniors.

By Tim Rave , May 01, 2012

Voters in Corsica to consider bonds for project in April vote

CORSICA — Residents in Corsica will decide April 10 whether to approve sales tax bonds for a $1.72 million street and drainage project.

By Anna Jauhola , March 31, 2012

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Fate of Madison school project goes to voters

MADISON (AP) — Madison school district residents will vote Nov. 8 on a $6.3 million bond issue to help fund a high school renovation project.

September 23, 2011

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Tripp-Delmont voters to decide on opt-out in May vote

The Tripp-Delmont School District is facing the possibility of not renewing its opt-out funds, which allow the district to charge higher property taxes. The school board voted in February to opt out of the state property tax freeze again for the next seven years at $300,000 a year. A petition against the opt-out circulated by Delmont resident Kenneth Peters gained 76 signatures, enough to bring the issue to a vote on May 24.

By Melanie Brandert , April 18, 2011

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Local attorney to run for City Council

A local attorney says he intends to pursue a seat on the Mitchell City Council.
Phil Carlson, 31, said he will circulate petitions after March 1, the earliest day to begin circulating petitions and file nominating petitions for the office. He’s already received campaign contributions from residents, Carlson said.

By Austin Kaus , February 18, 2011

Other View: Time to put aside bickering and get to work for state

South Dakota’s new Republican congresswoman, Kristi Noem, won a hard-fought battle by a hair, defeating U.S. Rep. Stephanie Herseth Sandlin by a mere 2 percent of the vote. Conservative West River voters tipped the scales in Noem’s favor as election night wore on, prompting Noem to proclaim: “My heart is in West River.”

November 06, 2010

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Opinion: The beginning of Palin's end

Sarah Palin’s career as governor of Alaska is over. So is her barely begun career as a serious presidential candidate. The road map to the White House doesn’t include a stop at “I quit.”

By Michael Carey , July 09, 2009

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