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Texts have been recovered from the phone of the woman accused of attempted first-degree murder and reckless burning in 2015.
County spends more than $50K on preparation for murder trials
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Two murder cases that began last fall in Mitchell have cost Davison County a combined total of $56,356 thus far, and the trials are still months from beginning.
Committee organizes search for lake funding
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Now that a general plan for the Lake Mitchell’s future has been determined, the Lake Mitchell Advisory Committee is looking to follow through with it, beginning with solving funding issues.
The end of a circuit court era: With retirements, SD has seen changeover on the bench
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After nearly 40 years as a judge in South Dakota’s Seventh Circuit, Judge Jeff Davis’ final term is up in January.
Returning home to help: Mitchell native Fredericksen takes over at Safehouse
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The new year marked a new beginning at the Mitchell Area Safehouse, as Jan. 1 was the day when Alli Fredericksen took over as executive director for the organization.
Civil War veteran honored with long-awaited headstone
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ALEXANDRIA — More than a century after his death, a Civil War veteran had his military headstone placed at his grave in Alexandria.
Platte artist featured in HGTV Magazine
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When Amanda Block started selling decorative signs out of her home, she didn’t expect it to turn into a full-time job.
Decision makes ‘level playing field’ for small businesses
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Because the Supreme Court ruled in favor of South Dakota on Thursday morning, online retailers will now be responsible for paying state sales tax, just as businesses with a physical presence in the state already were already required to do.
A day of memory: WWII veteran reflects humbly on close calls
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For Jimmy Traupel, Memorial Day has a literal meaning: it’s a day that brings back a lot of memories.
OU lecturer to run New York Marathon in late student’s name
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In December 2016, Josh Antonuccio, a lecturer in Ohio University’s School of Media Arts & Studies, awarded a degree to his student Haden DeRoberts. Just two days later, DeRoberts passed away in hospice from acute myeloid leukemia.
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