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All three candidates for governor want to cut the state sales tax on food, but increased costs in other areas of the state budget could make passing the proposal difficult.
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We meet the candidates for state house and senate for the 2022 election. Matthew Tysdal, a Democrat, is running for state senator in District 14. That's in eastern Sioux Falls. -
Humbletown is out with a new album. The Black Hills duo features Morgan Carnes and Dylan Lewis. Their latest collection of songs was recorded with Dalton Coffey and will be released on October 7 at Aby’s brewing company. Carnes and Lewis stop by our SDPB Black Hills Surgical Hospital Studio for a live Moment in Sound and to talk about their new album "The Path I Chose to Walk."
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The money will expand hospital staffing in local hospitals, and targets issues facing newborns and expecting mothers such as low birth weights and infant mortality.
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Paul LaRoche founded Brulé after discovering his Lakota roots and incorporating them into his sound. Dakota Life featured the Brulé story in 2007.
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As populations decline in rural South Dakota, the demand for rural veterinarians to serve livestock has not. The state vet says a significant portion of today's rural veterinarians are preparing to retire.
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Author Christopher Vondracek is with us. We'll talk about his memoir "Dancing with Welk." We'll explore the literature of place and the stories we tell about what matters and who matters in South Dakota.