Pioneer Review
The theme for this year’s National Newspaper Week is “Telling Our Stories” – a reminder about the role of newspapers in reporting the important stories in their communities.Stories that run the gamut: human-interest features, football game recaps, new businesses in town and, of course, local...
A new analysis from the South Dakota Municipal League estimates that if IM-28 passes, cities and towns would lose at least $51.5 million in sales tax revenue each year. The fiscal analysis includes IM-28’s impact on each municipality in the state.IM-28 would reduce municipal sales tax collections...
The Philip Health Services outside building project is coming along nicely, noted Maureen Caldwell, Phiilp Health Services CEO. “We needed to repair the outside structure due to the summer storm we had two years ago,” said Caldwell. “We also are using the update to blend the main hospital building...
Doctor Douglas O’Dea was inducted into the Philip High School Hall of Fame on Monday, September 16 during homecoming coronation ceremonies. Dr. O’Dea is a 1973 graduate of Philip High School. He then joined the military and became a Naval Corpsman. He was assigned to the United States Marine Corp...
Philip local, Peterson represents South Dakota in The 437 Project
Carmen is the Director of Radiology and Clinical Informatics for Philip Health Services in Philip, SD. Through her roles in both patient care and technology, Carmen has been instrumental in helping to influence and implement change...
South Dakota State University Extension is pleased to announce it will recognize 12 volunteers on Sept. 1, 2024, during the South Dakota State Fair in Huron. Five people will be added to the South Dakota 4-H Volunteer Hall of Fame and 4-H Shooting Sports Hall of Fame, and seven others will be...
Scottie Cross Country returned to the Black Hills and the Mickelson Trail for their annual 30+ mile trail ride. Philip's XC team went about preparing for yet another adventurous challenge as they loaded equipment at 5 a.m. learning that hard things can be fun as they gain confidence in their own...
