By Eric Harrold
The Oglala-Lakota County Commission met on Wednesday, April 14th at Hot Springs Courthouse. The agenda included an item to address livestock theft occurring within the boundaries of the ...
To continue reading, you may purchase a newspaper at the Todd County Tribune in Mission or online at https://trib-news.com/subscriptions
By Eric Harrold
ST. FRANCIS -- On April 19th, Danielle Walking Eagle began her tenure as the new School Superintendent at St. Francis Indian School. She brings more than 30 years of education and ...
To continue reading, you may purchase a newspaper at the Todd County Tribune in
Read more: Walking Eagle Returns To St. Francis Indian School As Superintendent
By Eric Harrold
On March 26th, a public hearing was held at the Rosebud Sioux Tribal Office building to hear concerns from grazing operators about changes made to the grazing resolution for the first time since 2016 and to allow officials to offer clarification about some of the changes.
A
Read more: Compliance Issues the Greatest Concern at Public Hearing for changes to the Grazing ResolutionMISSION - Todd County High School’s Class of 2021 will be graduating on Saturday, May 15, 11 a.m. The ceremony will be held at Falcon Field, as it was last year, weather permitting.
At the April 12 Board of Education Meeting, the mother of a Senior girl asked Board Members if they could
Read more: Graduation set for May 15, Senior’s Mom asks for in-person classes, PromA statewide tornado drill will be conducted for South Dakota by the National Weather Service between 9:00 and 9:30 a.m. MDT (10:00 and 10:30 a.m. CDT) on Wednesday, April 21. Because the exercise is used to ensure communications and warning systems are functioning properly before storm season
Read more: Tornado Warning Systems to be Tested April 21By Eric Harrold
At last week’s council meeting held on Thursday, April 15th, Jim Driving Hawk, Director of the Great Plains Regional Office for Indian Health Service appeared before the council to take questions and hear concerns of tribal members voiced through their
Read more: RST Council hears from and questions IHS Director at council meeting last week
By Marlies White Hat
A Blessing for the Mission City Park and Community was held on Thursday, April 1, 2021, coordinated by the Society of Care (SOC). The SOC is a group that meets monthly to bring together community partners and programs to offer Waunsila and Wicozani to our relatives and to
Read more: Blessing for Mission City Park, Children, Families and CommunityBy Eric Harrold
At the most recent Todd County Commissioners meeting back on Wednesday, April 7th, the Second Amendment Sanctuary was again on the agenda. At the previous meeting in March, it was also on the agenda, but was discussed prior to the arrival of its primary proponent, Commissioner Dave
Read more: 2nd Amendment Sanctuary Resolution amounts to Sensationalism and Political GrandstandingBy Eric Harrold, Staff Writer
At the Rosebud Sioux Tribal Council meeting held on March 24, a lot of conversation centered around hemp production and the regulations that govern the state’s newest commodity crop that was approved by a bill signed into law by Governor Kristi Noem just
Read more: Tribal Council Hears from Hemp Commission at March 24th Tribal Council Meeting