South DaCola Podcast VI: SF Mayoral Candidate Nick Weiland

Argus Leader

• COVID-19 pandemic will make Sioux Falls school plays, concerts and debates look different August 11, 2020
  Fine arts activity attendance will operate on a four-tiered system similar to athletics to help mitigate the spread of COVID-19 in Sioux Falls schools.        
• Superintendent: Sioux Falls schools will start year with nearly all positions full August 11, 2020
  More than 50% of the newly hired educators are also first time educators, Sioux Falls School District officials said.        

KELOLAND

• Masks required for students, staff in Rapid City schools August 11, 2020
  RAPID CITY, S.D. (AP) — Students and staff at Rapid City Area Schools will be required to wear masks when classes resume next month. The school board voted Monday night in favor of the requirement. Superintendent Lori Simon says teachers will have to wear a mask when six feet of physical distance isn’t possible.
• Storm Center Update- Tuesday AM, August 11th August 11, 2020
  Good Morning! We have a quiet morning of weather East River with very nice conditions to start the day. Scattered thunderstorms have developed West River. We expect some of these thunderstorms to move east toward Pierre and Aberdeen during the day. We could use the rain the Aberdeen area. You can see the areas in […]

KDLT

Rapid City Journal

• Rick Steves August 11, 2020
  Rick Steves.
• Ed Perkins on Travel: Force Majeure for consumers — maybe August 11, 2020
  The concept of force majeure, “Act of God” in some constructs, is well established in law. The basic idea is that unexpected events that seriously disrupt human activities — hurricanes, earthquakes, epidemics, floods, you name it — can be grounds…