Shared 4-H advisor in Marshall and Day counties is working out well
It has been a little over 14 months since Day and Marshall counties decided to share a 4-H advisor, but by most accounts, the move was a good one.
Britton receives $4 million for sewer improvements
Gov. Dennis Daugaard announced on Thursday that the state Board of Water and Natural Resources has approved a $4 million funding package to Britton for wastewater collection system improvements.
Faulk County Community Enhancement focuses on five areas
Faulkton area residents who have been involved in a regional community enhancement effort gathered Monday, March 25 for a six-hour followup meeting.
This program is sponsored through a Bush Foundation grant. Faulk County is one of two groups in the three-state region of South Dakota, North Dakota and Minnesota to be awarded grant money from the Bush Foundation; the other is Prairie Vision of the Brown County area. The grant application was initiated by the Faulkton Area Development Board. The board members serve on focus groups with others from the various Faulk County communities who have signed on.
Faulkton pilot executes unexpected landing
Last Tuesday Keith Melius was flying into Jamestown, North Dakota.
“I wasn’t quite there yet, and I didn’t quite make it,” he said.
Fose takes over Webster Area Development Corporation
Webster Area Development Corporation (WADC) announced that interim director Melissa Fose will take over as executive director.
Welch follows great-grandfather’s footsteps in modern-day trading post
Loren Welch hadn’t realized that he would retrace so many of the same steps in life that his great-grandfather had in the late 1800s.
Hadrick is new Faulk County Economic Development Coordinator
Stacy Hadrick has been chosen as the new Faulk County Economic Development Coordinator.
More than 100 random acts of kindness mark 100th birthday
Esther Patterson’s life philosophy is pretty simple.
“Just keep going,” said the long-time Britton resident, who will be celebrating her 100th birthday on Sunday. “There’s no secret. I’ve had my ups and downs, but I wouldn’t change anything. You can’t go back.”
Building fun: More communities upgrade playgrounds, even if rules make process more difficult
Many others in rural Dakota communities have also come to the conclusion that playgrounds are key components of good living for their families—but they are also learning that the process for putting them in place is not that simple.
Resources for rural communities, March 29, 2013
Christine Sorensen, rural development coordinator for the U. S. Department of Agriculture-Rural Development in Pierre, S.D., sends out a jam-packed e-mail regularly with resources galore for rural communities. Here’s the latest! Read and share with your friends a colleagues. —Heidi M-L NEWS…