Landis reelected to Moreau-Grand board

With box meals, six foot distancing and an abbreviated agenda, the Moreau-Grand Electric Co-op annual meeting was unlike pre-COVID events but was pronounced a success.

TRAIL CITY NEWS

At the home of Chuck and Marsha Aberle this weekend were Jess Berke from Chanhassen, MN, Daniel Weston from Carver, MN, and Brian Blazey from Fargo, ND. They arrived Friday and are leaving Tuesday. Justin and Amya Aberle from Mobridge were also here all Saturday. Scott Hamre was there as well.

Pheasant opener

This trio drove from Washington State to be here for the opening weekend of pheasant hunting. Shawn Kloster has been coming to the area for the past ten years but this was the first “daddy-daughters” trip.

Applications for COVID Relief Fund small business grants opened Tuesday

Applications opened online Tuesday for South Dakota’s Small Business and Healthcare Provider Relief Program, which will utilize up to $580 million in federal Coronavirus Relief Fund (CRF) dollars to assist small businesses, healthcare providers, and nonprofits negatively impacted by the COVID-19...

Rounds, Thune introduce legislation to create Congressional Charter for NAIV

Two U.S. senators from South Dakota last week introduced legislation to create a Congressional Charter for the National American Indian Veterans (NAIV).

Hearings set for Dakota Access court-ordered EIS

A hearing for the Dakota Access pipeline's court-ordered Environmental Impact Study (EIS) will be held from 6-9 p.m. CST on Thursday and Friday, Oct. 15-16 to gather input on the evaluation of an easement that crosses federal land at Lake Oahe on the Missouri River.

Standing Rock Sioux Tribe receives federal funding to train for oil spills

The Standing Rock Sioux Tribe will receive $120,000 to provide emergency preparedness training for potential pipeline spills or leaks from the Dakota Access Pipeline. The funding is from the U.S.

Historical Society annual meeting set for October 18

The annual meeting of the Timber Lake & Area Historical Society will be held Sunday, October 18 at the Timber Lake Museum. Members and friends of the organization are welcome to attend. CDC guidelines will be observed. The business meeting will get underway at 2 p.m. MT.