Opinion

DISTRICT 20 REP. KALEY NOLZ

DISTRICT 20 REP. KALEY NOLZ

South Dakota’s 101st Legislative Session, Week Four

Through last Friday, February 6, a total of 570 bills have been introduced, including 325 House bills and 245 Senate bills. By comparison, in 2025 through week 4, 269 House bills and 220 Senate bills had been introduced, for a total of 489 bills.
Sen. Paul Miskimins

Sen. Paul Miskimins

South Dakota’s 101st Legislative Session, Week Four

Hello fellow South Dakotans. As we approach the midpoint of this year’s session our bill load has picked up. We received some very good news that the sales tax numbers for December came in much higher than expected at 11.9%. This won’t solve all of our budget challenges, but it sure does help!
Rep. Kaley Nolz: South Dakota’s 101st Legislative Session, Week Three

Rep. Kaley Nolz: South Dakota’s 101st Legislative Session, Week Three

South Dakota’s 101st Legislative Session, Week Three

The third week of the legislative session was a busy one. I truly appreciate the thoughtful input I continue to receive from you on a wide range of issues—it helps inform my decisions as our work intensifies. Please feel free to reach out at any time at Kaley.nolz@sdlegislature. gov.
THIRD WEEK COLUMN: DISTRICT 20 SEN. PAUL MISKIMINS

THIRD WEEK COLUMN: DISTRICT 20 SEN. PAUL MISKIMINS

THIRD WEEK COLUMN: DISTRICT 20 SEN. PAUL MISKIMINS

Greetings from Pierre. As we move further into the session things are picking up. More and more bills are being processed and the votes on the floor are increasing. As of Thursday 270 bills have been dropped. As I shared we are working on balancing the state’s budget year.
LETTERBOX: Thoughts on Immigration

LETTERBOX: Thoughts on Immigration

LETTERBOX: Thoughts on Immigration

Dear Editor, The role that immigration has played, will play and should play in our society has been a topic of great debate. The Trump administration believes that anyone who is not a fully documented US citizen should be removed from the country. On the surface, a seemingly reasonable policy.
DARLEEN CUPPY

DARLEEN CUPPY

Foothills News: “Cuppy’s Corner”

On Monday, January 26, the weather started to warm up, and it was nice to see the sunshine coming in my window. I had cream of wheat for breakfast and went to the whirlpool bath. I had half of a hamburger for lunch. I did my therapy exercises and then we played bingo in the afternoon.
LETTERBOX: A Thank-You to Those Who Made the Legion Critter Hunt Possible

LETTERBOX: A Thank-You to Those Who Made the Legion Critter Hunt Possible

LETTERBOX: A Thank-You to Those Who Made the Legion Critter Hunt Possible

A Thank-You to Those Who Made the Legion Critter Hunt PossibleDear Editor and Community: The Willman-Fee Post #14 American Legion would like to extend a sincere thank you to everyone who helped make our recent Critter Hunt and gun raffle a success.
 

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