South Dakota Public Broadcasting Faces $2 Million Deficit Amid Federal Funding Cuts
South Dakota Public Broadcasting Faces $2 Million Deficit Amid Federal Funding Cuts

South Dakota Public Broadcasting Faces $2 Million Deficit Amid Federal Funding Cuts

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South Dakota Attorney General Marty Jackley, along with Sioux Falls and Rapid City mayors, emphasized the need to utilize opioid settlement funds for addiction treatment, highlighting that $31 million has already been received but remains unspent due to state committee control. Jackley and city leaders advocate for more proactive addiction treatment measures, such as expanding existing services like The Link in Sioux Falls. Meanwhile, community events across Iowa, including city council meetings, library book sales, and local festivals like the Grand Theatre's 100th anniversary and Rockin' on the River, offer a variety of cultural and recreational activities. Eastern Kentucky University announced the return of 'Thursdays with the Colonels,' a weekly football-focused luncheon and evening event featuring Coach Wells and team members, providing fans with insights and game previews. In the business sector, Clearpoint Recycling appointed Jason Crooks as Group Finance Director to support its growth and £20 million turnover target by 2026, while Enviroo welcomed new finance and technology leaders to advance its plastics recycling initiatives and ensure financial stability.

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