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Fact brief: Does SD have some of the most ‘ambulance deserts?’

Yes.South Dakota is fourth in the nation with the percent of people who live in an ambulance desert, according to a 2023 study.The state has 15.2 percent of its county populations in areas underserved by ambulances – behind Montana (27.8 percent), New Mexico (19.6 percent) and Utah (19.1...
Strand-Kjorsvig Living Center, Roslyn 2026 Valentine royalty are King Jon Stephenson and Queen Barb Nugent. Reporter & Farmer | Subscriber snapshot

Strand-Kjorsvig Living Center, Roslyn 2026 Valentine royalty are King Jon Stephenson and Queen Barb Nugent. Reporter & Farmer | Subscriber snapshot

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Recent genetic testing reveals a hidden ancestral surprise

The results of a recent genetic test shook me to the core. It seems that I’m not who I thought I was.Some years ago, I sent a saliva sample for genetic testing. The test revealed, unsurprisingly, that I’m 100 percent Norwegian.
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Complaint of juveniles walking through yard

Feb. 5No calls.Feb. 6Assisted Sheriff’s Office with traffic stop.Assisted ambulance with medical call at 100 blk. W. 10th Ave.Feb. 7Report of assault at 800 blk.
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Parking meter representative to visit Kiwanis

HistoricEvEnts15 years agoFebruary 21, 2011Warm weather finally hit the area last week as the thermometer saw temps rise above freezing and started to whittle down the snow accumulation.
Day County had four incidents Feb. 6-7 involving vehicles falling through the ice. The weather has been warm for this time of year and it’s causing the ice to melt. The lake pictured here is Rush Lake and already has multiple spots with visible water. Reporter & Farmer | Connor Handrahan

Day County had four incidents Feb. 6-7 involving vehicles falling through the ice. The weather has been warm for this time of year and it’s causing the ice to melt. The lake pictured here is Rush Lake and already has multiple spots with visible water. Reporter & Farmer | Connor Handrahan

Four incidents of vehicles falling through ice

On Feb. 6 and 7 four vehicles fell through Day County lakes due to warm weather melting the lakes. According to Day County Sheriff Jerred Schreur, two incidents occurred in the evening Feb. 6 and two in the morning Feb. 7.