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October 10, 2017 • Page 3
2017 Governor’s
Awards Presented
PIERRE, S.D. – Lt. Gov.
Matt Michels presented
the 2017 Governor’s
Awards today to South
Dakota businesses and
workers who have made
significant contributions to
the employment of people
with disabilities.
Governor’s Awards
were presented to the following recipients:
Koni Sims of Sioux Falls
is legally blind due to a
rare eye disease called
Aniridia. After acquiring
her degree, Sims began
work with Sanford University of South Dakota
Medical Center where she
developed the current
hospital massage program.
Outside of work, Sims is
the current president of
the Siouxland Chapter of
the South Dakota Association of the Blind. For these
achievements, Sims was
awarded the Outstanding
Citizen with a Disability
Award.
Tami Francis of Sioux
Falls sought help from
the Division of Service
to the Blind and Visually
Impaired after losing her
vision. Francis returned
to school and obtained
a Bachelor’s Degree and
went on to purchase a coat
manufacturing business,
Dakota Etcetera. Francis
donates coats from her
business to those in need
and is an active member
of the Sioux Falls Chamber
of Commerce. Francis was
awarded the Outstanding
Employee with a Disability
Award for her efforts.
Pizza Ranch of Spearfish retains individuals
with disabilities as part of
their winning workforce,
and they have been recognized as the Outstanding
Private Employer (Small
Employer Category).
Owners Ted and Jill Schilling partner within their
community to promote a
diverse workforce, offering
equal employment opportunities for all.
County Fair Food Store
of Mitchell has been serving the Mitchell area since
1984. County Fair Food
Store was today’s recipient
of the Outstanding Private
Employer (Large Employer
Category). They partner
with community support
providers and other local
organizations to provide
employment opportunities
for individuals with disabilities.
Meri Erickson of Groton
has assisted over 100 students with disabilities to
transition from high school
to the adult world in her
31 years of working at Groton High School. For that
reason, Erickson has been
selected as the recipient of
the Outstanding Transition
Services Award.
Yankton Area Mental
Wellness Inc. began in
1999 as a mental wellness
conference. Since achieving incorporation in 2000,
Yankton Area Mental Wellness Inc. has promoted
mental health careers,
provided resources to
providers and families, and
partnered with the school
district and others in
Yankton. For this, Yankton
Area Mental Wellness Inc.
received the Distinguished
Service Award.
The 2017 Governor’s
Awards ceremony was
co-sponsored by the Board
of Vocational Rehabilitation, the Board of Service
to the Blind and Visually
Impaired, the Statewide
Independent Living Council, and the South Dakota
Department of Human
Services.
Record Turnout For
Annual Buffalo Roundup
At Custer State Park
PIERRE, S.D. – Over 21,000 visitors attended the 52nd Annual Buffalo Roundup at
Custer State Park, setting a new record for turnout at the event.
Custer State Park also hosted its three-day arts festival in conjunction with the Buffalo Roundup. Sizable crowds convened throughout the three-day celebration to enjoy
entertainment such as Brulé, educational programs and the grand re-opening of the
Peter Norbeck Outdoor Education Center.
“What a great weekend at Custer State Park,” said park superintendent Matt Snyder.
“The Roundup was a success, and I heard nothing but compliments from how well the
park looked to the variety of vendors at the Arts Festival. It was truly a team effort to
make this weekend happen.”
The annual Roundup serves as a tool to help manage the park’s buffalo herd. About
250 buffalo will be sold at the park's annual auction on Saturday, Nov. 18. For information on the auction, contact the park at 605.255.4515 or email CusterStatePark@state.
sd.us.
Upcoming Buffalo
Roundups will be held on
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Fire Prevention Week starts Sunday, Oct. 8, and runs
through Saturday, Oct. 14. This year’s theme is “Every
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State Fire Marshal Paul Merriman says individuals and
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were not properly working,” he says. “Smoke alarms can
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