- Marie Conde now realizes the potential danger she placed herself in.
Early Sunday morning she boarded the number 3 subway at 148th Street in Harlem for her hour-long ride to work in Brooklyn.
- New life for an old theater
Historical buildings, like the one at 107 E. Second St. in Owensboro, Ky., inspire ghost stories and give the impression that they keep many secrets.
- Recipes: Crop researcher shares Ham Egg Bake recipe, a quick recipe ideal for the busy season
Working at United Agri Products in Northville, S.D., Pam Hedblom, says that when area farmers are busy, she's busy.
- Team searches for woman last seen five years ago
The steep tree-covered hillside to the south casts shadows as dark as the police work Saturday morning.
- Plains Commerce acquires Journey Mortgage
Plains Commerce Bank, a South Dakota-based community banker, said this week it is acquiring Journey Mortgage of Sioux Falls.
- Small Schools Face Big Fuel Bills
As South Dakota's small school districts close, remaining districts have more land to cover.
- Conde News - Senior citizen royalty put to vote; informational meeting scheduled
The senior citizens shared a roast pork dinner September 16 and voted for a king and queen to participate in the homecoming next week.
- State aims to consolidate rural school districts
It may be too late for us, but as the November election approaches, we feel the need - much like the duty-bound Paul Revere - to warn other South Dakota school districts that candidates and elected officials ...
- South Dakotan killed in plane crash
A South Dakotan and two other men are dead after a floatplane crashed in Alaska on Saturday.
- Mission For Mikey
The hardest times in life can bring about some of the biggest changes. One couple in Conde has learned that lesson the hard way.
- Conde school district to dissolve
The Conde Public School District will dissolve instead of consolidate with neighboring school systems. via Argus Leader
- New mayor in Doland wants to make a difference
"One obstacle we have is the state's minimum of 100 students that are needed to keep the school open"
ROGER KASA/PLAINSMAN Craig Schroeder, newly-elected mayor of Doland, stands by his NorthWestern Energy truck in the NWE east parking lot in Huron. via The Plainsman
- More Schools Join Funding Lawsuit
Eleven more school districts have offered their support for a lawsuit against the state of South Dakota over education funding. via KSFY-TV Sioux Falls
