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Mad Dogs fall to Corsica/Stickney

Mad Dogs fall to Corsica/Stickney The Corsica/Stickney Jags remained unbeaten Thursday, defeating the Mitchell Mad Dogs 3-1 at Cadwell Park in Mitchell.

By Sports staff , May 24, 2013

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MCS taking seven first-time qualifiers to Class B state meet

MCS taking seven first-time qualifiers to Class B state meet Seven Mitchell Christian athletes are competing at their first state track and field meet today.

By Aaron Saunders , May 24, 2013

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Kernels send 31 to state track and field meet in Brandon

Kernels send 31 to state track and field meet in Brandon The Mitchell High School track team has its sights set on bringing home some hardware this weekend. The Kernels compete today and Saturday at the Class AA track and field state meet, with each of their athletes hoping to be crowned the state’s best.

By Aaron Saunders , May 24, 2013

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Wagner's Breen, Peters vying for pole vault titles

WAGNER — A pair of Wagner pole vaulters are headed into their final state track meet on different paths. One is a veteran, marking her fifth time at state, while the other is a first-timer.

By Luke Hagen , May 24, 2013

Wear, Braffet new to SD high school school soccer

Jason Wear and Kayla Braffet will find out exactly what South Dakota high school soccer is about this fall.

By Aaron Saunders , May 24, 2013

Friday's sports schedule: 05/25/2013

A list of today's sporting events

By Sports staff , May 24, 2013

Thursday's briefs: 05/24/2013

Snyder breaks USD record; gets trip to nationals By The Daily Republic AUSTIN, Texas — Lake Andes native and University of South Dakota discus thrower Cody Snyder became the first athlete in USD men’s track history to qualify for the NCAA Division I outdoor championships Thursday.

By Sports staff , May 24, 2013

Amateur Memorial Classic to feature nine games this weekend

PARKSTON — Some of the state’s best amateur baseball teams are converging this weekend in Parkston.

By Luke Hagen , May 24, 2013

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

Tribe submits Oacoma casino application

OACOMA — The Lower Brule Sioux Tribe submitted an application Wednesday to the U.S. secretary of the interior to allow tribal gaming on trust land near Oacoma.

By Staff reports , May 23, 2013

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SD senators defend pieces of farm bill

South Dakota’s U.S. senators are working to defend what they believe are crucial parts of a would-be new farm bill as it faces a barrage of amendments on the Senate floor this week and possibly into next week.

By Denise Ross , May 23, 2013

Cattle brands enter digital age

PIERRE — Using a hot brand to permanently mark cattle and horses remains the legal proof of ownership in western South Dakota. But one piece of that Old West tradition is changing in the digital age.

By Bob Mercer , May 23, 2013

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Daily Digest

Daily Digest Your guide to happenings in the Mitchell area, including upcoming school board debates and a Lorie Line concert, plus other information for your day.

May 23, 2013

ANALYSIS: How nonprofits became tax-exempt

The uproar over allegations of politically motivated investigations by the Internal Revenue Service shouldn’t be surprising given Americans’ long love affair with nonprofits and their strong disdain of partisanship, especially within bureaucracies.

By ROBERT WRIGHT , May 23, 2013

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Recent rains lift spirits of SD farmers, ranchers

PIERRE — Rusty Foster already sold some of his cows and may have to sell more because of the yearlong drought that hit much of the state, but recent rains have helped lift his spirits and those of his neighbors in northwestern South Dakota’s Perkins County.

By By CHET BROKAW , May 23, 2013

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