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A ‘Story’ To Tell At Mead: New Permanent Exhibit Chronicling Yankton’s Early History Set To Debut (opens the original)
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Yankton history will come alive this week as the Mead Museum opens its âA Dakota Storyâ exhibit. This will be the museumâs largest exhibit to date and something Executive Director Crystal Mensch has been thinking about for 20 years. The exhibit is comprised of 12 galleries covering 2,500 square feet featuring the history of Yanktonâs first 100 years. There are more than 600 artifacts gathered from every decade through 1970. Mensch spoke with the Press & Dakotan about how the project star
A Sign Of Success: Kathol Receives National Women In Business Award (opens the original)
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Although she has owned the business for only six years, Mayer Signs owner Lauren Kathol is already making national waves in her industry. Kathol was recently named one of six national winners of the âWomen in Wide Formatâ awards from the Women in Print Alliance and âBig Picture: Women in Wide Formatâ magazine at the Printing United Expo in Las Vegas. Kathol and her husband, Jamie, purchased the business in 2021. She was only 25 at the time. Although she was an experienced graphic designe
City Sets Swim And Recreational Rates For ‘27 (opens the original)
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With only three months left in 2026, the Yankton City Commission is continuing to look at rates and fees for the coming new year. On Monday night, the commissioners discussed the rates and fees at the Huether Family Aquatics Center and the Summit Activities Center (SAC) in two separate agenda items. They also eventually approved both items 8-0 (Commissioner Stephanie Moser was unable to attend) to set the prices for next year. Some rates and fees will see an increase in 2027, but not all, accord
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‘Flock’-Type Cameras Can Be Great Use, YPD Chief Says (opens the original)
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Flock cameras have been a touchy subject across the nation with concerns about privacy and the country increasingly becoming a surveillance state. Yankton does not have âFlockâ cameras, per se, but they do have license plate reader (LPR) cameras that they can deploy throughout the city. Yankton Police Department (YPD) Chief Jason Foote sat down with the Press & Dakotan to talk about the necessity of the cameras and also addressed the concerns, some of which he shares. The cameras the city ha
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