University of South Dakota students Julianna Benge and Tylar Larsen have been selected as Udall Scholars by the Udall Foundation. This is the first time in over 10 years that two USD students have been selected for the prestigious scholarship. &hellip

By Eric Harrold

RF Buche, President of G.F. Buche Company says that July 12th is the target opening date for the new Taco Johns that is coming to Mission. Buche says the building design is described as a “super drive-thru” and will arrive in a pod from Las Vegas, Nevada around

The Boys & Girls Club of Rosebud announces the sponsorship of the Summer Food Service Program for summer 2021. Breakfast and Supper will be served to all children at no charge and are the same for all children regardless of race, color, national origin, sex, age or disability, and there

The Higher Learning Commission recently approved accreditation for distance education programming at Sinte Gleska University.

SGU transitioned into offering coursework via virtual teaching/ learning in response to the COVID pandemic. Students enrolled in online classes for the 2020 summer sessions

By Tim Huether

After serving eight years on the Rosebud Reservation ministering the word of God and helping out those of all faiths, Mother Lauren Stanley  is moving on to a bigger calling, moving to Pierre to served as the executive assistant to the Episcopal Bishop of South Dakota, Jonathan

Congratulations to the Class of 2021! The Rosebud Sioux Tribal Council honored the Valedictorians from three area high schools at its meeting on Thursday, May 13th. All three were among the top 1% of graduating seniors in South Dakota. Pictured: Sydni Brunette of Todd County High School, Remedy

PIERRE – Twenty new license renewal kiosks have been placed throughout South Dakota, now offering additional services.

Previously, the DMV Now License Renewal Kiosks were fully automated … to continue reading, you may purchase a newspaper at the Todd County Tribune in Mission

St. Joseph’s Indian School high school girls worked with their four-legged ancestors, the šúnkawakhán – horse – through a collaboration between St. Joseph’s Equine Therapy and Daughters of Tradition programs. To the Lakota, a