Amina Aidarkhanova
Total 5 Posts
Spirit of Dakota Award marks 40 years of recognizing women
A longtime Mitchell teacher's story illustrates why one of South Dakota's longest-running honors has stood for four decades.
More workers than retirees drove South Dakota’s growth
The migration story is often associated with retirees moving to the state, but new analysis of Census data shows working-age adults made up the largest share of recent newcomers.
Changing visa rules create doubt for students and employers
As South Dakota universities and major employers navigate a tight labor market, shifting federal policies and a new rule ending "Duration of Status" prompt uncertainty for international students, high-skilled faculty and seasonal businesses.
As travel costs rise, many families find summer adventures closer to home
"We did re-coin that term 'staycation' again this year."
Independence Day travel could reach record levels
Interest especially high in Black Hills for Mount Rushmore fireworks and Rapid City events.