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- Aug 28, 2026
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What are Hutterites' agricultural contributions in South Dakota? (opens the original)
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SPRING VALLEY COLONY, S.D. — Down a dirt road about 20 miles from Wessington Springs sits Spring Valley Colony. Though it has fewer than 150 people, the colony actively contributes to two major industries: agriculture and manufacturing. Spring Valley is one of more than 60 colonies in South Dakota, which has the largest Hutterite population in the U.S. Hutterites make up about 10% of the state's farming population. Though specific numbers are not available on how much of South Dakota's $6.2 bill
Solutions-based programs filling resource gaps in schools (opens the original)
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SIOUX FALLS – Two expanding grassroots efforts are supporting South Dakota schools by providing kids with experiences they might not otherwise receive. Among them: a Book-A-Month Club, field trips, family engagement nights, staff and teacher appreciation and post-graduate readiness workshops. One such program is Sioux Falls-based Promising Futures Fund, created in 2019 by Steve Hildebrand. Hildebrand said after leaving his long career in politics, he grew concerned with rising poverty in the Sio
Special education federal shift: commitment remains, but future is unclear (opens the original)
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SIOUX FALLS, S.D. — Parents in South Dakota who believe their child is being discriminated against at school who have not reached a resolution at the local level may turn to the Office of Civil Rights. But a recent federal shift raises questions about the future of special education discrimination in civil lawsuits. There are currently seven elementary and post-secondary schools under pending investigation filed to the Office for Civil Rights related to disability discrimination as of January 20
Grant program supports tribal food truck operation (opens the original)
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SIOUX FALLS, S.D. – A grant program providing funding for community oriented projects is supporting a food truck operation to deliver meals to tribal communities. Team Buche Cares - Underdog Foundation, the nonprofit arm of GF Buche Co., aims to serve families in need and offer meaningful change on behalf of the communities they serve. One way they do this is through the Mobile Hunger Hero , a food truck able to deliver a large number of meals to remote locations. Carrie Sanderson, executive dir
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