Making sense of AI by grouping into capability and functionality types
AI feels futuristic, but it has been around a long time. Its origins can be traced back thousands of years to ancient myths and legends. Interest has grown as technology has advanced.
Ace is the place for 4 generations (and counting)
From childhood play in the basement to fourth-generation owners – Ace Hardware in Hot Springs is not just a store; it’s a family legacy! With 90 years of ownership in the same family, Kelly and Brad Bednar are dedicated to serving their community of Hot Springs.
From books to technology, Carnegie Library connects the community
Brittany Moeller has been transforming the Dell Rapids Carnegie library into a tech-savvy haven for the past decade. From story time to maker spaces, the library is a hub for learning, exploring, and playing.
How to protect your kids from social media’s effects on mental health
Kids today spend more time online, and research shows it impacts their mental health. The U.S. Surgeon General outlines the effects on children and teens and suggests ways to address the concerns. Learn how to set safe boundaries and how Ultimate Wi-Fi can help.
Drive-in serves up hope, healing, and award-winning burgers
Chad and Heather Whitney went from supplying local beef to owning their local drive-in.
How to bring holiday spirit to life with ‘smart’ speaker
Technology can help make your holiday festivities merrier and more efficient.
Farm meets fashion: a little fun with a little hard work
Meet Lindsey Beckstrand, a nurse with a passion for fashion and a love for the farming lifestyle.
Protect your precious memories with 3-2-1 photo back up method
In today’s digital age, you constantly capture memories with your smartphone and camera. Learn how to protect your precious memories from data loss with the 3-2-1 backup method.
G Force meets Pine Ridge tire and auto needs
Calvin Ghost Bear, owner of G Force Tire & Auto Service, stumbled into the auto repair business in Pine Ridge in 2013 while setting up his contracting shop. The unexpected venture, born out of community need, now thrives after a decade.
Unlocking career opportunities for youth
Golden West’s field service team brought their splicing trailer to Edgemont High School, providing students with insights into telecommunications careers and emphasizing trade school benefits. Students also received advice from Human Resource Assistant Jody Pease on transitioning to the professional world.
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