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The Mobridge Tribune is a local news outlet serving the Mobridge area and surrounding communities in north-central South Dakota.
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Fact brief: Were some Pokémon cards produced in South Dakota? (opens the original)
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Yes. Gotta make ‘em all? A plant in Howard, South Dakota, produced Pokémon cards in the early years of the immensely popular trading card game that features now-iconic characters Pikachu and Charizard. PBM, formerly Wrap-It, packaged Pokémon cards by cutting, collating and wrapping them. An article from The Madison Daily Leader in 1999 said the plant was operating seven days a week and 24 hours a day because of the card game’s worl
Time Capsule (opens the original)
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A.H. Brown librarians Staci Wilson (left) and Karla Bieber start the digging process for the burying of the 1776-2026 Time Capsule in the city park on Friday. The capsule, filled with memorabilia from various Mobridge businesses, clubs and individuals will be opened in 50 years.The post Time Capsule first appeared on Mobridge Tribune.
All-State singers (opens the original)
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Eight singers will represent Mobridge-Pollock High School at 2026 All-State Chorus and Orchestra to be held in Summit Arena at The Monument in Rapid City on Oct. 30 and 31. Quartet 1 is (back from left) soprano Tatum Silbernagel, alto Abigail Hollenbeck, tenor Tyler Roebuck and bass Jeremiah Jahraus. Quartet 2 is (front from left) soprano Tonee de Borja, alto Taylor Malmedal, tenor Cole Clapper and bass Blaise Verhulst. The senior Verhulst will be recognized as
USPS audit confirms longstanding mail issues in SD (opens the original)
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An official report from the Office of the Inspector General for the U.S. Postal Service has brought further clarity to ongoing questions of the organization’s performance in South Dakota, nearly a year after one of the state’s congressional members called it into question. The 30-page report published Wednesday comes from an audit initiated by U.S. Sen. Mik
School Board holds monthly meeting (opens the original)
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Superintendent Stephen Vigliotti reported that on the opening of the new school year at the Mobridge-Pollock School Board meeting on Monday. “Opening of school went well,” said Vigliotti, going on to talk about staff. “We have a lot of new staff. Our special ed teacher arrived from the Philippines and she’s working, doing a great job. All our positions are filled. We still lack certified staff in a few areas and letters will be going home to that regard. There’s certification pending in culinary
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