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Plankinton native and former South Dakota State University women's basketball player Megan Bultsma is now a South Dakota Highway Patrol officer based in Platte working out of the Chamberlain station. (Matt Gade / Mitchell Republic)

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Former SDSU Jackrabbit Megan Bultsma finds new passion with South Dakota Highway Patrol

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GALLERY: Hanson County 4-H Achievement Days

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Local McDonald's helps 'start school year off right' by donating supplies to area teachers

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The South Dakota Amateur Baseball Association will livestream the state amateur baseball selection pairings on Sunday at 2 p.m. (Republic file photo)

Baseball

Pairings revealed for Class B state amateur baseball tournament

Brett Pidde, who joined his father Bob's grocery business Jamboree Foods in Freeman in 2011, makes notes for one of the store's ads recently. Bob Pidde said there are several ways for customers to save on their regular grocery bills if they take some time to familiarize themselves with the regular specials at their own local grocery store. (Erik Kaufman / Republic)

Money and Finance

South Dakota Savers: Get to know your grocery store and ways to shave your bill

Accidents

1 person suffers life-threatening injuries in crash near Epiphany

Obituaries

Aug 3rd 2021 - 4pm

Nancy Greene

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Aaron Christopher Beltz

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Elva “Jeanie” Reuer

Aug 2nd 2021 - 2pm

Violet Dobesh

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Health Fusion: A common weed becomes a superfood

Sports

Alexandria's Tyson Gau pitches during a game against Corsica-Stickney on June 10. (Matt Gade / Republic)

Baseball

SABATO: Contenders take aim at favorites Alexandria, Dell Rapids Mudcats for Class B state title

Baseball

Jorge Polanco's 3-run shot in 9th sends Twins past Reds

Baseball

A look at all 32 teams in the 2021 Class B state amateur baseball tournament field

Opinion

Choice Bank in Medina, North Dakota, was located in a building that had served as a bank in the small community for more than 100 years. The bank planned to close on July 30, 2021.
Jenny Schlecht / Agweek

Columns

Another small-town service goes away

Editorials

Other View: The policies of women’s sports uniforms must be evaluated

Letters

Letter: Pheasant count does not look promising

Business

Spectators at the North Dakota State University Agronomy Seed Farm annual field days, July 19, 2021, get a glimpse of one of the Mobile Recon LLC’s drones under test to determine whether they could effectively plant cover crops. Photo taken July 19, 2021, at Casselton, N.D. Mikkel Pates / Agweek

Agriculture

Public sees first North Dakota drone test for seeding

Agriculture

Blattner family continues its dynasty in Produce Plus corn stands

Agriculture

‘Harvest Hosts’ invite ‘boondockers’ to park RVs at farms as new part of agritourism

Entertainment

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Television

Jay checks out some Mopars and a restored Studebaker Commander on this episode of 'Rides with Jay Thomas'

Music

ZZ Top Bassist Dusty Hill Dies at 72

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Travel

Audra Mari learns about a western North Dakota dinosaur museum's work in this episode of 'Backroads'

Northland Outdoors

The Baptism River below Highway 61 at Tettegouche State Park on July 22. Rivers across the state are very low because of the severe drought encompassing much of the state.
Derek Montgomery / MPR News

Northland Outdoors

Minnesota’s low rivers stressing irrigators, recreationists — and potentially, critters

Northland Outdoors

North Dakota duck brood numbers drop 49% from last year, Game and Fish Department says

Northland Outdoors

Gravel races take bicycling into new territory

Columnists

Choice Bank in Medina, North Dakota, was located in a building that had served as a bank in the small community for more than 100 years. The bank planned to close on July 30, 2021.
Jenny Schlecht / Agweek

Columns

Another small-town service goes away

Columns

Palace City Profile: Luques invest their hearts in Mitchell

Columns

AgritourismSD launches to drive agritourism growth

Our Towns

Josh Andersen, EMT captain and fire chief for the Freeman Fire Department, said recruitment of a new, younger generation of emergency medical technicians will be crucial in the next few years as aging, veteran EMTs retire. (Erik Kaufman / Republic)

People

Ambulance services seeking new EMT blood

Real Estate

Two new developments planned for Freeman to help with housing crunch

Sports

South Dakota team members set for National High School Finals Rodeo in Nebraska

Prep Sports

Tabor Post 183 players jump into a dog pile near the mound after they won Tuesday’s championship game at the South Dakota American Legion Class B Baseball Tournament at Locke-Karst Field in Groton. (John Davis / sdsportscene.com)

Baseball

Tabor topples Redfield for Class B Legion state championship

Baseball

Nate Scieszinski’s walk-off single propels Tabor into Class B Legion state championship game

Baseball

Tabor Bluebirds blank Madison, advance to play Vermillion on Monday

Farm and Ranch

Spectators at the North Dakota State University Agronomy Seed Farm annual field days, July 19, 2021, get a glimpse of one of the Mobile Recon LLC’s drones under test to determine whether they could effectively plant cover crops. Photo taken July 19, 2021, at Casselton, N.D. Mikkel Pates / Agweek

Agriculture

Public sees first North Dakota drone test for seeding

Agriculture

Blattner family continues its dynasty in Produce Plus corn stands

Agriculture

‘Harvest Hosts’ invite ‘boondockers’ to park RVs at farms as new part of agritourism

Regional

Algae on the banks of Lake Mitchell at Sandy Beach. (Matt Gade / Mitchell Republic)

Science and Nature

Heat, drought causing spike in algal blooms at Lake Mitchell

Education

New North Dakota program will help support Indigenous teachers

Government and Politics

Mitchell City Council approves first reading of Golf, Cemetery Department merger with Parks, Recreation

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Wellness

Health Fusion: A common weed becomes a superfood

Coronavirus

Study: Psychiatric conditions, cancer raised risk of poor outcomes from COVID-19 among young people

Wellness

Mayo Clinic podcast: Who should be screened for lung cancer?

Lifestyle

Brett Pidde, who joined his father Bob's grocery business Jamboree Foods in Freeman in 2011, makes notes for one of the store's ads recently. Bob Pidde said there are several ways for customers to save on their regular grocery bills if they take some time to familiarize themselves with the regular specials at their own local grocery store. (Erik Kaufman / Republic)

Money and Finance

South Dakota Savers: Get to know your grocery store and ways to shave your bill

Faith

Salonen: Birthday celebration brings unexpected guest

Food

Chislic beer? Freeman's Chislic Festival sees vendors innovating state nosh

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SD Farm & Ranch June 2021

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