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Alex Drey launches immersive blueprint visualization business
Customers take a look at their plans at 2320 Enterprise Ave #2 in Tea. Alex J. Drey, owner of Walk Your Plans Sioux Falls, is setting out to fill the gap between design and development by opening an immersive, full-scale visualization studio at the end of February. Drey’s journey to bringing his business to the area is unique, with nearly 15 years at Sanford Health with roles ranging from marketing consumer insights, competitive intelligence, and product development. “My ca
Jul 16
Lincoln County seeking those interested in District #2 commissioner vacancy
CANTON, SD - The Lincoln County Board of Commissioners is seeking letters of interest for interested parties to be appointed to the vacant seat in District #2. To be considered for appointment, qualified interested persons (i.e., resident of district and eligible voter) shall submit a letter of interest to the Commission Office. Candidates will not be considered if they have not submitted a letter of interest to the Commission Office. Letters of interest may be mailed or emai
Jun 25
Lincoln County Commission hold special meeting to begin process to fill Otten vacancy
The Lincoln County Board of Commissioners met for a special meeting on Monday, June 22.Commissioners discussed the resignation of Commissioner Betty Otten and considered the appointment procedures for the vacancy. Chief Civil Deputy State’s Attorney, Drew DeGroot requested board action to acknowledge the resignation of Commissioner Betty Otten and consider the appointment procedures for the District #2 Commissioner vacancy pursuant to SDCL 3-4-4. “As I’m sure you are all aw
Jun 25
City holds first readings on two ordinances
The Tea City Council met Feb. 17 and held first readings on two ordinances. City community development director Albert Schmidt presented the first reading of ordinance 331, subdivision ordinance. The ordinance looks at park land and green space. The ordinance would enact a 3 times the fee instead of 1.5 times the fee for money in lieu payments if developers want to pay a fee instead of donating the land for parks. The planning commission recommends approval. The city set the
Feb 19
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