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Throwback sports venue makes history of its own

Throwback sports venue makes history of its own

Sanford Pentagon will host its 100th Division I college basketball game
Mick Garry 20 min read
Centenarian reflects on bringing Good Samaritan to community

Centenarian reflects on bringing Good Samaritan to community

“We only go this way once, and it's helpful if you can help other people”
Justin Wulf 7 min read
NICU read-a-thon helps babies and families alike

NICU read-a-thon helps babies and families alike

Sanford Health CEO reads and cuddles with tiniest patients, visits with parents
Matt Holsen 7 min read
Lewis Drug and Sanford Health: What happens next?

Lewis Drug and Sanford Health: What happens next?

Your questions, answered, about Sanford Health’s partnership with Lewis stores
SHN Staff 6 min read
DI volleyball teams will compete in Pentagon doubleheader

DI volleyball teams will compete in Pentagon doubleheader

Nationally televised First Serve tournament announces volleyball season is here
Mick Garry 15 min read
Benedictine Sisters’ legacy continues at St. Martin Village

Benedictine Sisters’ legacy continues at St. Martin Village

New senior care location holds plenty of memories while carrying on its mission
Matt Holsen 9 min read
Sweet treats lead to big impact on Miracle Treat Day

Sweet treats lead to big impact on Miracle Treat Day

Madison, SD, Dairy Queen location surpasses $1M raised for children's hospitals in 20 years
Courtney Collen 9 min read
Dance class helps memory care residents stay active

Dance class helps memory care residents stay active

‘What’s good for the heart is good for the brain’
Justin Wulf 4 min read
Community health workers make connections beyond clinic

Community health workers make connections beyond clinic

CHWs help bridge the gap between health care and community services
Simon Floss 7 min read
Longtime resident remembers serving Rapid City monastery

Longtime resident remembers serving Rapid City monastery

Kitchen where she worked part-time now serves Good Samaritan residents like her
Matt Holsen 5 min read