Norfolk Daily News

A busy day in Stanton County District Court on Tuesday led to several sentences being handed out by Judge James Kube.https://bit.ly/3qQBdAn 

Death and funeral services for Tuesday, July 6: Roger Barry Rita Eickhoff Connie Granquist Wayne Long Orlan Pellatz Dwaine Rethwisch Ruth Steffen Condolences are welcome.https://bit.ly/2Q2YuR4 

The new rule that will make it easier for farmers to sue companies they contract with over unfair, discriminatory or deceptive practices. The U.S.D.A. is also expected to tighten the definition of what it means for meat to be labeled a “Product of USA.”https://bit.ly/3hDUlNT 

Norfolk police were called to a residence for a disturbance between a male and female. Officers knocked and a male, who was identified as 49-year-old Abraham Montalvo of Norfolk, came to the door. An adult female and several children also were present.https://bit.ly/36ixW3C 

#SELECT: Technology, fashion and culture may all change, but certain discussions go on relatively unchanged from one generation to the next. For example, it seems Norfolkans of July 8, 1888, were discussing growth, just as they are today.https://bit.ly/3jNM8cB 

SELECT: In their first games back, the team rode clutch pitching and aggressive offense to sweep the Sioux Falls East Post 15 Seniors in both games of a doubleheader on Monday afternoon. FULL STORY https://bit.ly/3ytCb8A 

Home ownership remains out of reach for many because of stagnant wages and lack of access to traditional mortgages. A new loan program aims to provide minority communities and low- and middle-income families an alternative to buying or repairing a house.https://bit.ly/3dNE2gx 

SELECT: July 1 marked the official start date of the competitive race season for the Maskenthine Composite Angry Owls, a member of @nationalMTB. Although the official practice season is already underway, it’s not too late to join.https://bit.ly/36c5dx5 

Death and funeral services for Monday, July 5: James Carstens Jessica Kee Grace Meikle Doris Wiedeman Condolences are welcome.https://bit.ly/2mT488e 

Residents are urged to give blood at an upcoming LifeServe blood drive at the Crofton Auditorium on Wednesday, July 7, from 12:30 p.m. to 6 p.m. Appointments are required.https://bit.ly/3dKjF3L 

Pierce finished its 150th birthday party on Sunday in grand fashion — with a grand parade. The event culminated more than 10 days of activities that included street dances, a hot dog eating contest, barbecues, car show and lots of old-time activities.https://bit.ly/3yv8UdH 

The body of a 16-year-old Madison boy was recovered from Lake Yankton at about 8:30 p.m. on July 4. It was determined the boy had tried to float across the lake from the swimming beach on an inflatable flotation device.https://bit.ly/3jYsbQL 

SELECT: Boomfest celebrators enjoyed a selection of midway attractions, food vendors and live music before the 45th fireworks show lit up the sky with a display bigger than any before.https://bit.ly/2V4pGSd 

SELECT: Old wood is finding new life in the most patriotic of ways thanks to U.S. Navy veteran and chief deputy for the Cherry County Sheriff's Office, Vince Lopez.https://bit.ly/36feu7O 

“Today’s ruling by the D.C. Circuit Court is a blow to rural America. I have long fought for year-round E15 sales, which provides certainty and predictability for farmers and ethanol producers and gives consumers more choices at the pump,” @SenatorFischerhttps://bit.ly/3ykjfci