Technology connects people to a cleaner Earth

Earth Day began in 1970 to spread awareness about taking care of the place we call home. Today, farmers, ranchers, remote workers, community events, and more use modern technology to keep communities clean for generations to come.

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Going Once, Going Twice, Going Strong for 70+ Years

Going Once, Going Twice, Going Strong for 70+ Years

Wieman Land & Auction Co. has been a mainstay in Marion since 1949. The key to success for this third-generation business has been embracing modern technology while still relying on old-fashioned handshakes.

“Our motto is, we’ll sell the earth and everything on it,” says owner Kevin Wieman. “So, anything else you can come up with, we’ve sold.”

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‘Tis the Season to Use Wi-Fi

‘Tis the Season to Use Wi-Fi

Tired of crawling beneath the Christmas tree or venturing outdoors to plug and unplug your holiday lights? Wi-Fi enabled smart plugs and lights may just be the solution. Take that, Clark Griswold! 

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Jealous Overcomes Hardships to Build a Better Future

Jealous Overcomes Hardships to Build a Better Future

The owner of Thikaga Construction is building quality, affordable homes that are helping make a positive difference on the Pine Ridge Reservation and other Lakota communities across the state. His first project, working for the Thunder Valley Community Development Corporation, is a 34-acre “regenerative community” focused on serving as a catalyst for change on the reservation.

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