Prairie Eye Clinic Welcomes Dr. Travis Larson to Vermillion Team
Prairie Eye Clinic is proud to welcome Dr. Travis Larson to its physician team in Vermillion, South Dakota. A 2025 graduate of Northeastern State University Oklahoma College of Optometry, Dr. Larson brings a strong foundation in clinical care as well as a special connection to the area. Born and raised in Norfolk, Nebraska, Dr. Larson is no stranger to Vermillion. He earned his undergraduate degree in Health Sciences from the University of South Dakota, where he was also recognized as a standout
Support Local Transit
Southeast Public Transit is facing a critical funding shortfall — and we need your help to keep our wheels turning for Yankton and Clay county.Every donation made through our Zeffy page helps ensure that seniors, veterans, workers, students, and families have access to safe, reliable rides to medical appointments, grocery stores, jobs, and more.Without local support, these essential services are at risk. Federal funding depends on our ability to raise local dollars — and your gift directly makes this
Spirit of Dakota Nominations - Premier Woman's Award
The Spirit of Dakota is an award given to a South Dakota woman who is making a difference in her community. "This award is presented to an outstanding South Dakota woman who has demonstrated vision, courage, and strength in character and who has made a significant contribution to the quality of life in her community and state. The nominee does not need to be a native of South Dakota, but must be a living resident of the state. There is no age criterion for this award." You can find more information
NO CUTTING ASH TREES
Issued Date: May 27, 2025 (Vermillion, SD) According to Vermillion Ordinance § 90.81, “no person shall transport raw wood from any variation of genus Fraxinus, commonly known as ash, from Memorial Day to Labor Day without permission from the City Tree Specialist or designee.” The Emerald ash borer (EAB) is a boring beetle that feeds on all species of North American ash, in the genus Fraxinus. Adults are about half an inch long, slender, and a metallic green color. They normally emerge from ash trees
