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Gov. Kristi Noem says her ‘Freedom Works Here’ ad campaign is the most successful one in state history. The governor’s office said the national workforce recruitment campaign has attracted hundreds to the state, but the push relies on stretching a key fact.
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High Plains Processing announces plans for a new multi-seed processing plant near Mitchell.
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Chris Schilken is the office’s new commissioner. He previously served as deputy commissioner.
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The South Dakota Works program is now offering loans to a wider variety of businesses.
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The grants are part of the ConnectSD program, which aims to improve high-speed access for underserved households in the state.
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Commissioner Steve Westra’s departure is effective May 22. The governor’s office made the announcement Wednesday afternoon.
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Gov. Kristi Noem is responding to criticisms about the slow rollout of a $200 million dollar housing infrastructure program.
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Almost $8 million will be made available to supercharge apprenticeship programs in South Dakota, Governor Kristi Noem announced this week.
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The $200 million in housing infrastructure grants and loans likely won’t reach developers until September. That’s what state lawmakers on the executive board are hearing from the new head of South Dakota Housing Development Authority.
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The head of South Dakota Housing Development Authority is stepping down from the position after holding it for more than two years. The move comes as the state agency is setting rules for a contentious $200 million dollar housing infrastructure program.