Letter to the Editor

I wanted to take this opportunity to share important information regarding the upcoming general election, which will be held Nov. 8. South Dakota voters have the choice of voting in-person on Election Day or by casting an absentee ballot.

Bousquet appointed, Miller discusses salary

It was a long day for the Union County Board of County Commissioners with a packed agenda Tuesday, Oct. 4.

Allard: Thankful for time in Jefferson

Growing up, Pauline Allard (Crevier) remembered seeing the Leader-Courier in her home. After becoming an adult herself, she started subscribing to the paper as well.

Medicaid expansion on Nov. 8 ballot

Expanding Medicaid in South Dakota is either a prudent use of tax dollars designed to enhance health care coverage or a disaster that will bust the state budget. Those are the arguments offered by backers and opponents of Amendment D, a measure that would expand access to Medicaid in the state.

A successful Panther Homecoming

It was an epic time of homecoming festivities for the Dakota Valley Panthers last week as the theme was “We Got Game” and many got into the homecoming spirit. The week started on Monday, Sept. 26 with “Chutes and Ladders Day” and students came dressed to class as construction workers.

Dakota Valley School Board earns state award

Dakota Valley School Board members were honored by the Associated School Boards of South Dakota for their collective efforts to enhance their knowledge of school board work throughout the 2021-22 school year.

Bitcoin expands in NSC

Barefoot Mining, LLC (Barefoot) has once again expanded its Bitcoin Mining operations in South Dakota with the launch of its Red Horse Mining Company in North Sioux City. The expansion encompasses a container of 176 servers, continuing the company’s investment in increasing the hash power it oversees in South Dakota.

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