Governor Rhoden vows to keep South Dakota "strong, safe and free"
Rhoden emphasized that his leadership will focus on keeping South Dakota "strong, safe, and free." While not presenting a separate budget, he acknowledged concerns regarding certain aspects of the proposed budget and expressed intent to address those issues collaboratively.
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Can you recognize South Dakota’s new governor?South Dakota voters are going through their own period of adjustment as Larry Rhoden settles into his new job as governor.
Governor Larry Rhoden is set to address the South Dakota legislature for the first time as governor on Tuesday.
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In Venhuizen, Rhoden picks one of Legislature’s ownThe gossip in the halls of the Capitol proved right. Tony Venhuizen, who’s served as chief of staff for the two previous ...
Larry Rhoden didn’t unveil any new proposals in his first gubernatorial address to state lawmakers Tuesday at the Capitol in ...
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - Just one day after being sworn in as the 34th South Dakota Governor, Larry Rhoden addressed the ...
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Appropriators could decide depth of anti-tobacco cutSouth Dakota lawmakers could cut state government funding for tobacco prevention and reduction by $2 million, rather than the ...
The second week of Session began Tuesday, Jan. 21, with a vote on Senate Joint Resolution 502 which applies for a convention of states to impose fiscal restraints, limit the ...
Governor Larry Rhoden announced Tony Venhuizen as his choice for the 40th Lieutenant Governor Wednesday morning. The ...
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