By Kevin Thranow

The regular meeting of the Todd County Commissioners  was held last Wednesday, April 3, at 10:00 a.m. at the Todd County Building.

About a dozen local residents, mostly farmers and ranchers, attended the meeting to share reports of damaged roads, get updates on what’s

By Kevin Thranow
Tribal and county agencies wasted no time in responding to the myriad problems caused by the recent post-blizzard flooding. The Rosebud Sioux Tribe declared a flood disaster on March 18 and Todd County followed suit on March 20.
These declarations are the initial step in qualifying

By Kevin Thranow

Growing up on the Rosebud Reservation, tribal member and St. Francis Indian School graduate Jessica Henry didn’t think about recycling much. Which should come as no surprise to anyone who’s spent some time here - recycling just isn’t on too many people’s

By Kevin Thranow
In the aftermath of a devestating winter storm that has produced wide-spread flooding, causing damage to roads, bridges, dams, culverts, businesses, farms, and private residences, how do you begin to get the full picture of the destruction over an area of about 1,400 square miles

By Rich Winter

A quick look at the calendar finds that graduation ceremonies are closing in like a freight train.

One of the really great things about working for the Todd County Tribune is seeing the Class of 2019 winning awards, being nominated for prestigious awards and offices, and seeing

WASHINGTON (AP) - Moving defiantly to kick-start the long-stalled Keystone XL oil pipeline, President Donald Trump last Friday issued a new presidential permit for the project - two years after he first approved it and more than a decade after it was first proposed.
Trump said the permit issued

By Kevin Thranow
Tribal and county agencies wasted no time in responding to the myriad problems caused by the recent post-blizzard flooding. The Rosebud Sioux Tribe declared a flood disaster on March 18 and Todd County followed suit on March 20.
These declarations are the initial step in qualifying

By Rich Winter
After checking into the ‘media check-in’ Thursday, the first person I ran into was a (purple badge wearing) lady that noticed I was from Todd County.
“Are you from Todd County,” she asked.
“Yes ma’am,” was my reply.
‘The lady wearing the