Katie Hunhoff was a Yankton first grader when she held the very first edition of “South Dakota Magazine” in her hands. Today, she’s the magazine’s publisher and she and the magazine’s editor, John Andrews, addressed the Vermillion Rotary Club at its June ... See more
VERMILLION — Before the actors took to the outdoor stage Thursday night, June 18, in Prentis Park to present William Shakespeare’s “Much Ado About Nothing,” Rebecca Bailey, artistic director of the South Dakota Shakespeare Festival (SDSF) and Dennis Nelse... See more
The Vermillion School Board approved the transfer of $300,000 from the district’s capital outlay fund to its general fund during its regular June 8 meeting held in Vermillion City Hall. “It was a part of our budget this last year for a $300,000 cash trans... See more
The Vermillion City Council approved the City’s 2026-2030 Capital Improvement Plan at its regular Monday, June 1, meeting held in City Hall. “This is an exercise that we've done for several years. Each year we basically take a look at what are some of the... See more
VERMILLION — The U.S. Senate is currently on a break from its duties in Washington, D.C., to allow members to return to their home states for what’s known as a state work period. Such a break allowed South Dakota Sen. Mike Rounds to address the 2026 Ameri... See more