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If you live in a small town, it’s likely that you are serving on multiple boards. The school board. The city council. The economic development board. The church board. The
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The legislative session is flying by and I can hardly believe that we are finished with the first 2 weeks already. This past week was filled with many committees beginning
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It is hard to believe we are already through the second week of session. The committees have started getting through the bills that have been assigned to them and either
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The Republican-led Senate, the Democrat-led House of Representatives, and the president all agree: the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) will modernize the longstanding trade relationship with South Dakota’s top trading partners
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Since 2014, every January marks the “Burning of the Beetle” in Custer, South Dakota. What’s turned into a fun tradition and artistic celebration, stemmed from a bleak time in the
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Over the last year, we’ve had a long conversation about industrial hemp. I’ve been grateful to talk with folks about the topic and hear different perspectives at townhalls, coffee shops,
Read moreMARK 10:13-15 “And they brought young children to him, that he should touch them: and his disciples rebuked those who brought them. But when Jesus saw it, he was much
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Four years ago I wrote that the issues for the coming election were clear. For 2020, the choice is even clearer. The intent of our Second Amendment was clearly stated
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