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The city of Mitchell has listed the former Kelley family home along Firesteel Creek at $3.5 million. (Matt Gade / Republic)
Real Estate

Crews repair pipe break inside former Kelley house

A custom cattle feeder on the South Dakota-Minnesota border is fast becoming an innovator in turning bedded pack manure into a valuable soil additive.
Agriculture

Humus compost manure system gets carbon into the soil, cuts fertilizer use

Agriculture

Minnesota and Ohio FFA chapters bridge a 1,000 mile distance

Stand up for the fleecing of America against our farmers and food systems, says Katie Pinke. (Erin Brown/ Grand Vale Creative)
Agriculture

Food security, not eating meat, is the real problem in New York City

Platte-Geddes High School FFA members Emerson Ringling, left, Karsen Sondgeroth and Hadley Hanson laugh while showing elementary school kids a pony during their Platte K-5 grade school petting zoo as part of National FFA Week on Tuesday in the AG shop at Platte-Geddes High School. (Matt Gade / Republic)
Agriculture

South Dakota's celebration of agriculture during National FFA week

An aerial photo of Greg Patton's nuisance property that's located on Old Mill Road in Hanson County roughly 5 miles east of Mitchell. (Matt Gade / Republic)
Real Estate

Nuisance property in Hanson County sparks outrage among nearby residents

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Agriculture

GALLERY: Platte-Geddes FFA petting zoo

Agriculture

GALLERY: McCook Central FFA activities

The Mitchell Rapid City railroad line pictured between Mount Vernon and Plankinton. (Marcus Traxler / Republic)
Transportation

Mitchell-Rapid City Railroad deal with Watco gets state approval

Climate change may play a big role in what the global food system looks like post-pandemic, experts say. (Pixabay photo)
Agriculture

Food's global future after the pandemic

The Tharaldson Ethanol plant at Casselton, N.D., was built in 2008 for about $280 million, and employs 57 people. Mikkel Pates / Forum News Service
Agriculture

Agribusiness announces $2 billion project to store captured carbon from ethanol in North Dakota

Pat and Madeline Revier prepare coconut core trays for egg laying at their cricket farm location in Moorhead. David Samson / The Forum
Agriculture

Moorhead cricket-farming couple is making high-protein cricket flour

The Comet Theater in Perham is one of many locally owned movie theaters in the region that has struggled to draw in audiences during the COVID-19 pandemic. (RosaLin Alcoser / Forum News Service)
Business

For small movie theater owners, "the worst year in the business" has come at personal cost

Heather Larson, owner of the Sweet Grass eatery and bakery in Wessington Springs, decorates cookies at the restaurant recently. The business, which Larson has owned and operated since 2012, features lunch and dinner dining, a bakery and catering services. (Erik Kaufman / Republic)
Small Business

Planning is key to successful wedding reception dinner

DX Ranch of South Dakota practices regenerative production and has decided to take its product directly to consumers.
Agriculture

A South Dakota ranch is taking its product directly to consumers

Announcements

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photo by Explore Minnesota
Tourism

Scenic byway beginning in Minnesota awarded new distinction

The 2021 Toro Power Max 826. Image from U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission.
Manufacturing

Toro recalls snowblower for amputation hazard

A 3D printed Facebook logo is seen in front of displayed Australia's flag in this illustration photo taken Feb. 18. REUTERS/Dado Ruvic/Illustration
Technology

Facebook 'unfriends' Australia: news pages go dark in test for global publishing

A Moorhead power substation is seen on Tuesday, Feb. 16, a day where some power customers in North Dakota and Minnesota are experiencing rolling blackouts. Alyssa Goelzer / The Forum
Energy and Mining

Rolling blackouts could continue in Dakotas, Minnesota as winter tests region's power grid

Amelia (left) and Kip Spotted Eagle are scheduled to open a coffee shop in Wagner called Grindhouse 46 by the end of February. (Nick Sabato / Republic)
Business

Coffee business offers couple a legacy to leave for their children in Wagner