Help is hiding in plain sight with these easy internet tools
Web browser extensions are often overlooked but using them effectively can save you time and money! Here’s how they can enhance or simplify your online experience.
Online education resources for lifelong learning
Page-turners and typewriters tap-tap-tapping away at night aren’t too hard to imagine for many adults – especially when that’s what school meant for some. In an age of information, education has moved from paper and typewriters to the internet.
Couple makes big impact with simple safe roadside solutions
Sowing the seeds of safety, one SD couple helps where you least expect.
What happened to my website? 5 things to try when a site stalls
Connection issues can happen. Finding the trouble when you aren’t sure what happened can be as simple as the click of a button, a quick internet search, or a phone call.
Capturing beauty in the Badlands
From cattle to cameras – Elsie does it all. As a fifth-generation rancher turned photographer, she knows how to make it all work right at home.
SDTA scholarships support telecom studies
Dave Ressler thought he would spend his retirement hitting the road. After moving to the Black Hills, he realized that he wanted to help other people hit the road instead.
Retiree sacrifices summer travel to show off southern Black Hills
Dave Ressler thought he would spend his retirement hitting the road. After moving to the Black Hills, he realized that he wanted to help other people hit the road instead.
Hate headaches and love good sleep? Healthy habits start with the screen
It’s dinner time and the table has green bean casserole, mashed potatoes, corn on the cob, and an unwelcome guest – the smartphone. Many families have banished this device from meals, which prevents headaches in more ways than one.
More than sandwiches: Subway serves opportunity and supports Pine Ridge
Bob and Darlene Ecoffey say their Subway in Pine Ridge serves more than healthy sandwiches. The restaurant also provides opportunity and supports the community.
Restaurant reopens after two decades thanks to long, fond memories of locals
The unassuming little building at the intersection of Highways 18 and 81 has been a fixture in rural Hutchinson County for nearly a century. Originally a gas and service station, Meridian Corner now serves as a restaurant that reopened in 2011.
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