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Twins Shutout Again

Anibal Sanchez helped Detroit blank Minnesota for the second straight game as the Tigers routed the Twins 11-0 yesterday.

Update on Missing Yankton Boy

The search for six year old Lincoln Hilt is continuing.

Mount Marty To Offer Adult Learning Classes

Mount Marty College in Yankton is offering courses for adults who love to learn and don’t want the homework.

Rail Park Still Possible

The Yankton County Commission is reviving the process that could lead to a railroad business park at Napa Junction.

Yankton County Commission Approves Regional Railroad Commission

The Yankton County Commission has voted to form a regional rail authority.

Congress Has Much To Do

There appears to be a full agenda waiting for Senators and Representatives when they return to Washington next week after the two week Easter break.

Senator Laments Mental Health Layoffs

The senator who represents Mount Pleasant in the Iowa legislature is lamenting the now permanent layoffs of workers at the two state-run Mental Health Institutes in southern Iowa.

Sasse Returns From Middle East

Nebraska Senator Ben Sasse says his trip to the Middle East left him even more impressed by members of the American military.

Nebraska Businesses Optimistic

Nebraska businesses tell a University of Nebraska survey they’re optimistic about the next few months.

Timberwolves Fall On Road

Omri Casspi scored 16 of his career-high 31 points in the third quarter and the Sacramento Kings beat the Minnesota Timberwolves 116-111 on Tuesday night.

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