In case you were missing the non-election year Theresa Stehly as opposed to the one that pretends to be positive for the media, it sounds like we had a glimpse of it last night, according to the Argus Leader, as Sioux Falls City Councilors discussed the previously approved sewage treatment plant: Councilor Theresa Stehly, who […]
Thune: Amid Outbreak, Congress Focused on Supporting the American People “I and my colleagues here in Congress will continue to work to ensure that our nation has the resources it needs to combat and defeat this disease.” Click here or on the picture above to watch Thune’s speech WASHINGTON — U.S. Sen. John Thune (R-S.D.) […]
If you’re an avid reader, there’s a genre of science fiction you might be familiar with that’s called “apocalyptic fiction,” involving a tale threatening the end of civilization, such as Stephen King’s “The Stand,” or Michael Crichton’s “The Andromeda Strain.” Those plague driven tales might be a little uncomfortable to read nowadays with what we’re […]
Protecting Our Seniors During a Pandemic By Rep. Dusty Johnson Over the last few days, South Dakota has confirmed several cases of COVID-19, known as the coronavirus. While I am confident that our state and local governments will work together to protect the health of our communities, it is important that we all take extra […]
From KELO AM News, Governor Kristi Noem has shut down schools for the next week: Gov. Kristi Noem has ordered all public K-12 schools closed next week for deep cleaning due to the coronavirus outbreak. She also encourages private schools to follow suit. Noem says she’ll reevaluate the closures and whether to continue them next […]
From Facebook, the South Dakota GOP is chiding the Argus for a recent editorial grousing at our state’s leaders because they want government to restrict people’s movements because of the coronavirus:
Rounds Statement on First Confirmed Cases of COVID-19 in South Dakota WASHINGTON—U.S. Sen. Mike Rounds (R-S.D.) today made the following statement on the news that the state of South Dakota has confirmed five cases COVID-19, commonly referred to as coronavirus. One individual who tested positive for COVID-19 has passed away, but because of underlying health […]
Thune’s Week in Washington Wrap-Up “Like many Americans, the Senate is closely watching the coronavirus outbreak, and we have already taken action. The Senate just passed a bill to provide funding that can help medical professionals get the tools they need to address the outbreak.” 🥼#COVID19 funding approved 🇮🇱Support for Israel 📱Protect against China digital security […]
Noem, DOH Continue Statewide Effort to Prepare for COVID-19 South Dakotans still at “low risk” for coronavirus PIERRE, S.D. – Governor Kristi Noem and the South Dakota Department of Health (SDDOH) today hosted a web discussion with more than 600 South Dakota health professionals to highlight statewide efforts to prepare for COVID-19, commonly known as […]
Just a passing thought I had when seeing things run past me on the computer. While Congressman Dusty Johnson is attending briefings with the Vice President on preventing an epidemic from the spread of Coronavirus… Liz May is encouraging groups of people to gather together in confined spaces. Which have probably not been disinfected between […]