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President Donald Trump shakes hands with South Dakota Rep. Dusty Johnson after he lands Friday, Sept. 7, 2018, in Sioux Falls. Trump visited to help campaign for Kristi Noem’s gubernatorial campaign. (PHOTO: ARGUS LEADER)
Johnson re-enters politics, claims U.S. House seat
South Dakota road hunting laws the most lax in the Great Plains
Dusty Johnson poses with wife Jacquelyn (second from right) and her family after being elected Public Utilities Commissioner at age 28 in 2004. He defeated Democratic incumbent Jim Burg. (Photo: Submitted)
RACE FOR REGULATORY ROLE PUTS JOHNSON IN GOP SPOTLIGHT
Called “Angels of Springs” by some and “beautification fairies” by others, the local women responsible for the tremendous recent clean up around Wessington Springs also go by the names Joyce Krueger and Terri Mebius.
Grassroots Beautification Efforts Add Fall Flair, Promote Small Town Pride
Youth Celebrate 4-H Week 2023 In Their Own Words
Leadership: A Holistic Approach
Celebrating health care and agriculture at two Monday community events
WSHS Alumna Named SDACTE Administrator of the Year
Abby Kolousek, a WSHS senior who is hosting a playday next weekend as part of her senior project, is shown with her horse Diesel. A frequent participant in horse competitions, her favorite event is hunter equitation over fences.