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Nonpoint source pollution originates from many sources, including heavily fertilized lawns, urban runoff that carries street and pet wastes, agricultural fields, small livestock operations and natural sources, such as highly erosive soils. The primary nonpoint source pollutants in South Dakota are sediment, phosphorus, nitrogen and E. coli bacteria. Clay County Fair August 8-10, 2019 1st & 2nd cuttings of net wrapped 2019 alfalfa. 605661-5861. 1875 tion 319 grant funds by the Oct. 1 deadline are encouraged to contact DENR at (605) 773-4254 or obtain application guidance at http://denr.sd.gov/dfta/wp/319.aspx. The federal Environmental Protection Agency grants require 40 percent local match. Section 319 of the federal Clean Water Act provides grants to reduce water pollution from nonpoint sources, such as polluted runoff from urban, agricultural and forest lands. DENR historically has used the Section 319 funds primarily to develop and implement projects designed to reduce nonpoint source pollution to meet Total Maximum Daily Loads (TM- Follow Us On Facebook 201 W. Cherry, Vermillion 605-624-4429 www.broadcasteronline.com Barb Stork Appointed To Board Of Regents PIERRE, S.D. – Barb Stork, a retired businesswoman from Dakota Dunes, has been named to the South Dakota Board of Regents by Gov. Kristi Noem. The South Dakota Board of Regents is the constitutional governing board for the state’s six public universities and two schools serving special K-12 populations. “It is an honor to be asked to serve on the Board of Regents and to help with the board’s strategic plan for student success, academic quality, economic development, and affordability,” Stork said. “The regents have an immense task in overseeing that public education both prepares and rewards the students. I am excited to help support the continued success of our students.” Stork founded and, from 1989 to 2016, served as CEO of Midwest Provisions Inc., a multi-million-dollar contract food service company serving large corporations throughout the Midwest from South Dakota to Texas. She also served as chair of the Sanford Health System Board of Trustees and is a past chairwoman of the Sioux Falls Area Chamber of Commerce. A native of Ute, Iowa, Stork earned a bachelor’s degree in business administration from West Texas A&M University in Canyon, Texas. Stork fills an expired term on the Board of Regents previously held by David Mickelson. Her six-year term of appointment continues through March 31, 2025. Athlete Spotlight Taylor Reuvers Taylor Reuvers is in 4th grade and on the summer softball team. Her favorite position to play is second base. “I have learned that good teamwork is all about communication and working hard together to win,” said Reuvers. Reuvers’ favorite thing about summer softball is “spending time with the girls on the field and in the dugout.” Reuvers also plays basketball, golf and soccer. Other activities that she enjoys are swimming, biking and listening to music. “I like to trade sports cards with friends, camping and outdoors activities with family and supporting my Hawkeyes and Coyotes,” said Reuvers when she is not involved in sports. Reuvers’ words of advice are “work hard, be a good teammate, and have fun.” Vermillion, SD Thursday, August 8, 2019 12-9 pm 12-4 pm 1-8 pm 1-10 pm 1-7 pm 1-7 pm 1-7 pm 1-9 pm 1 pm 2-4 pm 3 pm 3-10 pm 5-7 pm 5:30 pm 5:30 pm 5:30 pm 6 pm 6:30 pm 8-10 pm Open Class & 4-H Exhibit Building Open Bingo (Tent) Vendor Booths Open (Clover Hall) Inflatables National Park Service Mobile Ranger Station Farmers Union Safety Trailer Sanford Mega Colon Sioux Falls VA Health Care System Companion Animal Show (South End of Rabbit Barn) Fair Princess Pageant (Main Stage) 4-H Poultry Show (Rabbit Barn) Bunyan’s/First Dakota Bank Beer Garden Tent Heartland Humane Society w/pets available for adoption FREE Community BBQ Pedal Pull Sign up (High Street) Thursday at the Platz-Kobe Provost Dakota Kids Pedal Pull (High Street) 4-H Swine Show (Covered Arena) Karaoke Friday, August 9, 2019 9 am-9 pm 9:30 am 11-6 pm 11 am-1 pm 12-4 pm 1 pm 1-10 pm 1 pm 1-8 pm 2 pm 3 pm 3-6 pm 3-10 pm 3:30 pm 4-11 pm 4 pm 4-6 pm 4-8 pm 5 pm 5-6 pm 5-6 pm 6 pm 6:30 pm 8:30 pm Open Class & 4-H Exhibit Building Open 4-H Sheep Show (Covered Arena) Clay Union Electric Demonstrations and Customer Appreciation Elaine Peacock (Main Stage) Bingo (Tent) Storytime with Vermillion Public Library (Clover Hall) Inflatables 4-H Goat Show (Covered Arena) Vendor Booths Open (Clover Hall) 4-H Fashion Revue (Main Stage) 4-H Rabbit Show (Rabbit/Poultry Barn) Local Fare at the Fair hosted by Vermillion Area Farmers Market (Clover Hall) Bunyan’s/First Dakota Bank Beer Garden Tent Barnyard Olympics Sign up Food Truck Friday featuring Broken Trellis and Kepps Chislic Barnyard Olympics (Open Arena) Matt & Joe Acoustic Jam (Main Stage) Chainsaw Carving (Auction Saturday at 5 pm) Ice Cream Social (between vendor buildings) Robotics Demonstration (between vendor buildings) Cornhole Tournament Registration (Open Arena) Cornhole Tournament hosted by Vermillion American Legion Post 1 Bluff Ridge (Main Stage) Teen Dance - ages 13-18 (Covered Arena) Saturday, August 10, 2019 9 am-9 pm 9 am 11-3 pm 12-1 pm 12-10 pm 12-8 pm 12-12 am 12-4 pm 1 pm 1:30-3:30 pm 2 pm 3-5 pm 3-5 pm 3:30 pm 4-5 pm 5 pm 5 pm 7:00 pm 9 pm-12 am Open Class & 4-H Exhibit Building Open Beef Show (Covered Arena) Car, Truck and Tractor Show and Shine hosted by Dakota Classic Cruisers Open Class Fruit Pie, Decorated Cake, and Cookie Contest Entry Inflatables Vendor Booths Open (Clover Hall) Bunyan’s/First Dakota Bank Beer Garden Tent Bingo (Tent) 4-H Round Robin Contest (Covered Arena) Horse Rides (Softball Fields) Celebrity Round Robin Contest Balloon Twister Salsa Competition hosted by Vermillion Area Farmers Market (Clover Hall) Clay County Has Talent Show (Main Stage) Dairy Foods Contest (Clover Hall) Pie and Chainsaw Carving Auction (Main Stage) Arena Gates & Beverage Garden Open Demolition Derby with Power Wheels Derby at Intermission (Open Arena) Street Dance featuring Warning Shots Sponsors: 4-H Leaders Association, AM Lawn Care, AMS Building Systems, Bank of the West, Biotest Plasma Center, Blaine’s Body Shop, Blue Monarch, Broadcaster Press & Plain Talk, Brunick Furniture & Flooring, Bunyans, Butch’s Propane, Butterhead and Crew, Campbell Supply, Casey’s General Store, Charcoal Lounge, Classic Hits 106.3/ESPN 101.5/AM 1570, Clay County Abstract and Title Company, Clay County Conservation District, Clay Rural Water System, Clay Union Electric, Clay-Union Farm Mutual Insurance Company, Coffee Cup, Community Chiropractic, CorTrust Bank, Coyote Chemical Company, Craig Thompson, Dakota Realty, Dakota Realty/Kris O’Connor, DEKALB, Eagles Aerie, Eagles Auxiliary, Equalizer/PrintSource, Farm Credit Services of America, Farmers Insurance-Sara Bye Agency, First Bank and Trust, First Dakota National Bank, First Premier Bank, Gary’s Tree Service, Gregoire Excavating, H&R Block, Hawley Farms Trucking, Heine Farms, Herren-Schempp Building Supply, Hot Country 93.1, Hub International Insurance, Hydro, Hy-Vee, Jill’s Hair Company, John Conkling Distributing, Johnson Feed Inc, Kelly O’Connor Construction, Knutson Family Dentistry, Koletzky Implement, M & S Irrigation and Trenching, Marks Machinery, Mart Bros Construction, Mart Marine, Meat Barn, Midwest Ready Mix, Moore Welding, Olson Sod Farms LLC, Pioneer, POET Biorefining, Polaris, Pressing Matters, Quality Motors, Ribs, Rods, Rock N Roll, Sage Project Consultants, Sanford Health, Seeds Plus LLC, Somsen Agency, Southeast Farmers Coop, Steiner’s Locker Service, Sydell, The Bluffs Golf Course, Think 605, Todd’s Electric Service, Tractor Supply Company, Valley Ag, Vermillion Ace Hardware, Vermillion Area Chamber of Commerce, Vermillion Area Farmers Market, Vermillion Federal Credit Union, Vermillion Ford, Walker Construction, Wildfire Ceramics, Willson Florist, WNAX/104.1 The Wolf, Wyffels Hybrid-Ryan Haver.