Elk Point Jefferson Schools and Friends of the Library are hosting Bobby Truhe of KSB Law to speak with 6-8th and 9-12th grade students on digital citizenship and social media on Wednesday, Sept. 6 in the high school gym.

The Elk Point City Council held a special meeting on Aug. 22 to discuss the first reading of the Fiscal Year 2024 budget.

A picture is worth a thousand words, or so the old verbiage states. To Susan Young-Anderson, it rings true.

Since an aggressive new pricing policy was put in place by Postmaster General Louis DeJoy in 2021, Periodicals mail has seen twice-a-year postage rate increases. Cumulatively, the prices have increased more than 30 percent for Periodicals. For some types of individual Periodicals and Marketing Mail, increases have soared above 40 percent. Newspaper distribution costs have strapped publishers.

Budget requests are rolling in for fiscal year 2024. Four of those requests were presented to the North Sioux City City Council at their Aug.

One heartbreaking phone call in November 2021 sums up the depth of devotion Jill Meier and other weekly newspaper editors across South Dakota feel toward keeping their communities informed. Meier took the call while working at the Brandon Valley Journal and learned that her 83-year-old mother had died at a hospital in Minnesota.

Dakota Valley Panthers in grades preschool through 5th were anxious and excited on the morning of Friday, Aug. 18 as it was the first day of school for Dakota Valley elementary and upper elementary students.

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Coming off of a perfect season, the Elk Point-Jefferson Huskies extended their winning streak to 13-0 at their first game of the 2023 season against the Parker Pheasants Aug. 18.

The Union County Historical Society (UCHS) updated the Charles Murtha House museum sign in the spring of 2023. After years of weathering, the paint on the sign was beginning to fade and the wooden posts holding up the sign were decaying.