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I’m a mean, lean, goal-conquering machine. Put a task in front of me, no matter how big, and I’ll hack away at it until it’s done. Can you relate? That’s good, right? Well, …
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By Pastor Tia Feldberg , De Smet UMC & Iroquois Trinity UMC
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9/9/20
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Sunshine, gentle breezes and cool temperatures made the perfect day to hang out laundry, but even if the weather was not ideal, the clothes were hung outside. When I grew up in rural South Dakota, …
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By DeAnn (Wolkow) Kruempel
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9/9/20
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I’ve never been a fan of meatloaf. To begin with, there’s just something wrong with putting meat into a loaf pan. Loaf pans are for bread, not hamburger. Then when it’s sliced up …
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By Amy Halverson
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9/9/20
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When I was younger my parents would let me stay up late to watch “The Tonight Show” with Johnny Carson. I will never forget when it was announced that he would be leaving the show, and …
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By Jill Kruse, D.O.
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9/9/20
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Hello! My name is Tia Felberg and I am the new pastor at De Smet UMC and Iroquois Trinity UMC. I am so excited to be able to share with you this month. Have you watched the news lately? I don't blame …
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By Pastor Tia Feldberg, De Smet UMC & Iroquois Trinity UMC
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9/4/20
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Today, the rule of law is under attack in America. In cities across the country, violent mobs are running rampant. They’re looting, rioting, and destroying property, businesses, and – in …
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By Gov. Kristi Noem
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9/4/20
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Albert Einstein conducted thought experiments to figure out theoretical problems. Let’s do one of our own. Suppose that you fell and broke your left leg and had to be in a cast for eight weeks. …
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By Kenneth A. Bartholomew, M.D.
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9/3/20
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When I was little, I always loved driving around Mitchell. My parents would point out a watermelon stand, and then we’d look to see if it was my grandparents’. My dad’s parents used …
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By Amy Halverson
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9/3/20
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Once upon a time not so long ago there were no iPads or computers. Phones were not particularly smart. A laptop was where you sat when Mom or Dad read books before bedtime. You could write in your …
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By DeAnn (Wolkow) Kruempel
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9/3/20
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Just about forever, there has been controversy over who the rock is. Who is the rock upon which the church was built? Generally, it comes down to two options. It’s either Jesus or it’s …
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By Vicar Jesse Carson, Oldham Lutheran & St. Johns Lutheran
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8/27/20
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We’re coming up on six months since South Dakota started our fight against COVID-19. I’ve worked hard to provide South Dakotans with the best information possible to make the best …
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By Gov. Kristi Noem
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8/27/20
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The heat and humidity sure don’t do much for my hair, but they are keeping my garden going. I’ve learned a lot this year with my garden, so I thought I’d share some tips this week. …
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By Amy Halverson
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8/27/20
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Monday — wash. Tuesday — iron. As we grew up in rural South Dakota in the Fifties and Sixties, Mom adhered to the daily chore traditions whenever possible. Before automatic clothes …
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By DeAnn (Wolkow) Kruempel
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8/26/20
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Summer and fall are prime seasons for mold allergy problems. Mold spores are smaller than pollen grains, allowing them to not only affect the eyes and nose of allergy sufferers, but also to …
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By Mark E. Bubak, M.D.
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8/26/20
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It seems like it took forever, but I was finally able to collect enough tomatoes to can my first batch of tomato juice this Sunday in Dell Rapids with the help of my mom, Janice Eining.When my …
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By Amy Halverson
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8/19/20
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My name is Joanie Holm. I am a certified nurse practitioner in Brookings, S.D., and I am fortunate to have been the life partner of the original Prairie Doc®, Richard P. Holm, M.D. Rick and I …
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By Joanie Holm, C.N.P.
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8/19/20
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One of my favorite lakes to fish when I was growing up was Roy Lake. There was a boat dock there that we always used to fish from. You could typically cast and pick up a few northern throughout the …
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By Vicar Jesse Carson, Oldham Lutheran & St. Johns Lutheran
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8/19/20
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Over the last few weeks, I had several opportunities to meet with parents across our beautiful state to discuss getting our kids back into school buildings this fall. My team and I met parents in …
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By Gov. Kristi Noem
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8/19/20
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To a very small child, life is full of possibilities and there is no limit to the imagination. Each day provides an exciting new adventure until, well — life hatches. As a young child, I …
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By Deanne (Wolkow) Kruempel
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8/19/20
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Sometimes, life has lessons for us that we don’t truly appreciate until much later.
Many years ago, when I was a very wet-behind-the-ears new doctor, I had the privilege of being part of the …
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By Debra Johnston, M.D.
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8/12/20
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