Andrea Powers with the Southern Hills Economic Development Corporation welcomes the more than 140 attendees of the SDSU Extension Energize Conference held in Hot Springs last week. Here, Powers speaks during a reception in the Mueller Center Theater but most of the breakout sessions were held in downtown businesses over the two day, May 22-23. Photo by Brett Nachtigall/Fall River County Herald-Star
HOT SPRINGS – More than 140 South Dakota rural community leaders who were looking to share success stories, get new ideas and take action to improve their hometowns were in Hot Springs for two days last week as part of the SDSU Extension Energize Conference.Held last Wednesday and Thursday, May 22-23, this was the sixth annual event – alternating between West and East River every yea...