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Making sure your generosity counts in your community

By Lori Walsh,

Ellen Koester

Published January 9, 2023 at 4:54 PM CST

From people you know to strangers on the street, requests for donations can come at you from all sides. You probably can't say yes to every request, so how can you plan when and where to give? Rick Kahler has some advice.

Jackrabbits clinch first FCS championship title

South Dakota State University dominated on the field this weekend and nabbed the FCS championship title. Nate Wek brings his football expertise to In the Moment to discuss the team's win.

Clearing up cloudy cataracts

Vance Thompson, MD, helped a Sioux Falls patient see life more clearly thanks to a first-of-its-kind lens implant. He explains what cataracts are, what's innovative about the new lens, and who qualifies for the surgery.

Giving more through conscious giving

Everyone has certain causes close to their heart. How can you make a personal impact through giving? Financial therapist Rick Kahler has some suggestions.

Read Kahler's full article.

When the state treasurer was a fugitive

On this day in 1895, William Walter Taylor absconded with over $365,000 of the state's money as outgoing treasurer. Listen now to hear the story of embezzlement, financial ruin and a little bit of justice.

Cultivating leadership in South Dakota

Interested in making a difference in your community? The Billie Sutton Leadership Institute may be for you. The yearlong program is now accepting applications for 2023 until Feb. 1.

Learn more about the Billie Sutton Leadership Institute and apply now.

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