South Dakota Retailers Association

Initiated Measure 28 is in front of South Dakotan’s this election season. Proponents say IM 28 removes a tax on grocery items they describe as “regressive”, opponents say that wording, and the financial consequences, are far too broad.

The backer of a ballot question to remove the state sales tax on items sold for human consumption says the group opposed to the idea are using fear to persuade voters.

One measure on the November ballot gives South Dakotans a chance to weigh in on the state’s grocery sales tax.

South Dakota outdoor recreation officials pair with a nonprofit for a $10 million campaign for state parks and recreation projects.

Since 1982, the Retailers Association has presented awards to recognize excellence in business and community service.

With May being National Beef Month, Feeding South Dakota and multiple community partners are looking to increase the availability of beef products for the food insecure.

T.F. Riggs High School teacher LaKisha Jordan culinary classes combine a mix of classroom learning and practical application in the community.

The South Dakota Retailers Association recognizes three local businesses in the state for excellence in business and the community.

With the holidays in the rear-view mirror, South Dakota businesses are eyeing the new year. While the shopping season wasn’t perfect, observers say it wasn’t exactly a lump of coal, either.

A new year, and legislative session, is almost here, and the Governor says lawmakers should prepare for a more ‘normal’ budget. That’s something South Dakota businesses have also taken note of.