Rural libraries survive and thrive with community support
While many rural libraries are struggling nationwide, most in the Dakotas are doing quite well—they enjoy strong community support as they welcome more patrons through the doors.
Horton honored for its role in Britton’s development
Officials of Horton, Inc., and Britton community leaders got together on Oct. 19 to do a little reminiscing and to recognize the important role that the fan clutch manufacturing business has had on the city since it came to town 38 years ago.
During Britton’s day as capital, Gov. Daugaard addresses merit pay, state finances, railroad and sewer issues
Britton hosted South Dakota Governor Dennis Daugaard, First Lady Linda Daugaard, and other state officials when the city was designated as the state’s Capital for a Day October 3.
Harvest roundup in Dakotafire region: Early, and surprisingly good
Harvest in several towns in the James River Valley is not only well under way, it’s nearly done in some parts of the region—and it’s just mid-October.
Yes, it’s dry now, but water is still an issue: Meeting in Britton to address concerns
In response to concerns about water management in the state, South Dakota Farmers Union will host a meeting in Britton on Monday, Aug. 6, to address water problems.
Britton to join growing list of communities with farmers markets
A survey finds overwhelming community support for the Greater Britton Country Market, to begin in June of this year.
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