Penn. Co. Courant
Increasing anger and even violence toward healthcare workers in South Dakota and across the U.S. is adding great stress on practitioners who are already enduring the pain and hardship of providing care during the deadly COVID-19 pandemic.
Healthcare workers in South Dakota have been called...
Just a short distance North of the Wall Airport and ball fields sits 80 acres of land that has been designated for the Wall Industrial Park. A Wall Economic Development committee leads the development of the Industrial Park, which will begin construction on the northwest side of the city. Mary...
Stan Anderson
How many years have you been in the community?
I have lived in Wall for 43 years. After graduating from SDSU in Brookings I worked in the Ag. banking industry for three years. My wife, Terri, & I moved to Wall in May of 1979 when we bought the Elkton House Restaurant & a few...
Gordy Kraut
Why are you interested in running for this position?
We have a great community here in Wall and I appreciate all that this town has to offer. I want to keep this a place where people want to continue to live and also want to come back and raise their families. This would also be a...
Two seemingly harmless words added to a state open meetings law in 2019 have sparked a debate over the rights of citizens to publicly comment at official government meetings in South Dakota, with several school boards at the center of the conflict.
The state open meetings law, enacted in 1965, was...
No. 2 Wall never trailed on its way to a lopsided victory over No. 14 Howard in the Class B SoDak 16 contest. It took full control in the second period.
The Tigers converted on just one field goal attempt and went on a 3 minute and 56 second scoring drought to close out the first half. The Lady...
