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Vermillion’s community members visit sister city in Germany (opens the original)
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In July many community members of the city of Vermillion took a trip to the town’s sister city as part of the German American Partnership program. Ratingen, Germany, officially became the sister city of Vermillion in 1983, but its connection dates back further than that. Kamden Dibley, a teacher at Vermillion High School, told Siouxland Public Media on Friday that a former professor, Benno Wymar of the University of South Dakota, was from Ratingen and took his students to visit the town. She add
Siouxland organizations to hold back-to-school event for foster children (opens the original)
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The Siouxland Foster Closet, along with Lutheran Services Iowa, is holding a back-to-school event on Monday. Siouxland Foster Closet is a nonprofit organization that provides clothes and necessities for children in foster care. Rochelle Pfeifer, founder of SFC, told Siouxland Public Media during the event children will receive a backpack with school supplies, be given a meal, and have an opportunity to shop for clothes. “The main goal of the nonprofit is that kids feel seen, loved, and worthy,”
Iowa’s 4th Congressional District candidates to hold debate (opens the original)
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It appears the two nominees for Iowa’s 4th congressional district contest will hold a debate prior to the November election. In a social media post on Wednesday, Republican Chris McGowan said he met with Democratic opponent Dave Dawson at the Woodbury County fair. McGowan said when his family has a clearer picture of their upcoming schedule, the candidates will work together to finalize a debate schedule for the fall. He added, “We reaffirm our respective commitments to running campaigns rooted
Ponca Tribe of Nebraska hosts 32nd Powwow (opens the original)
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The Ponca Tribe of Nebraska is hosting its 32nd annual powwow beginning Thursday. Autumn Brownlee, a committee member of the powwow, told Siouxland Public Media on Thursday it is an important gathering that celebrates tradition and culture and honors ancestors. “We don’t have a traditional reservation, so we have members living in different areas and the powwow grounds provide that vital space for us to return to our homeland and celebrate together”, she added. Brownlee said the powwow allows pe
South Dakota Arts Council awards $21.6M in grants to local projects and initiatives (opens the original)
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The South Dakota Arts Council announced on Thursday it will provide about $21.6 million in grants for fiscal year 2027. The grants support art projects, operations, statewide initiatives, and local artists. Patrick Baker, Director of SDAC, said the arts strengthen communities, and the council is eager to support projects, performances, and potential art brings to the public. Many communities, organizations, and artists throughout the state received grants, including Vermillion, Sioux Falls, and
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