YANKTON AREA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

803 E. 4TH ST. YANKTON, SD 57078

(605) 665-3636

ORGANIZATION LIST

UPDATED 05/17/2018

TABLE OF CONTENTS ORGANIZATIONS....................................................................pages 1-18 (alphabetical listings) SERVICES/OTHER………………………………………….......................pages 19-20 (not specific organizations alphabetical by topic) GOVERNMENT.......................................................................page 21-22 (city, county, schools, senators and representatives)

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ORGANIZATIONS ABILITY BUILDING SERVICES, INC. Elizabeth Kathol-Director, 665-2518 909 W. 23rd St. bkathol@abilitybuildingservices.org www.abilitybuildingservices.com Residential services and vocational training for people with development disabilities. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS (AL-ANON) 665-2000, 665-6235, (605) 665-9920 1019 W. 9th St. A free program to recover from alcoholism and receive alcoholic support. Yankton Community Health & Dental Center (605) 260-0310 409 Summit St., Ste. 3400 Providing medical, dental, and behavioral health services to the Yankton area. Nonprofit Community Health Center. ALZHEIMER’S SUPPORT GROUP Chris Pellet, 668-8961 or 665-4685 Meets 2nd Tues. (The Center) An opportunity to learn more about the Alzheimer’s disease and ways to cope. AMERICAN INDIAN SERVICE, INC. Rae Burnette, (800) 384-3621 111 Washington Ave. NW Wagner, SD 57380 programs and services to help Native Americans. AMERICAN LEGION Fran Johnson, Mailing Address: 1100 Walnut St. Meets 2nd Thurs. at 7:30 p.m. (VFW) A veterans’ organization that provides donations, services, aid and programs for America. AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY -First Vice President, 664-9864 Mailing Address: 2303 Cedar Terrace Meets 3rd Mon. at 7:30 p.m. (VFW) A non-profit patriotic women’s service organization associated with the American Legion.

ARTHRITIS SOUTH DAKOTA CHAPTER 808 W. 3rd St. Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. ATTORNEY GENERAL, Division of Consumer Protection (800) 300-1986 or 773-4400 1302 E. Hwy. 14, Ste. 3 Pierre, SD 57501 Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. consumerhelp@state.sd.us www.atg.sd.gov For anyone having a problem with a S.D. business. AVERA EDUCATION AND STAFFING SOLUTIONS Sheila Ulrich 668-8475 1000 W. 4th St., Ste. 9 Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. averasolutions@avera.org www.averasolutions.org Provides programs that educate health care professionals to help care for patients. AVERA@HOME Jill Nuebel (605) 668-8327 501 Summit St. Home Health Services, Hospice Services

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AVERA SACRED HEART HOSPITAL General/Patient Information - 668-8000 Emergency Department - 668-8100 Administration - 668-8321 Admissions/Patient Registration – 668-8101 Adult Day Services – 668-8625 Billing/Insurance - 668-8109 Cancer Center - 668-8850 Cardiac Rehabilitation – 668-8037 Dialysis – 668-8627 (Megan Danner) Foundation – 668-8310 Health Info Management – 668-8034 Human Resources – 668-8317 Massage Therapy – 668-8376 Occupational Health – 260-2100 Physical Medicine/Therapies – 668-8268 Public Relations/Marketing - 668-8329 Swingbed Center – 668-8215 Sleep Lab – 668-8773 Volunteer Services – 668-8104 (Carla Hummel) www.averasacredheart.org BANQUET (THE) Laura Brown, 665-7199 United Church of Christ, 210 W. 5th St. Serves a free meal on 1st and 3rd Tues. and every Thurs. from 6-7 p.m. All welcome. BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU 271-2066, (800) 649-6814 300 N. Phillips Ave., Ste. 202 Sioux Falls, SD 57104 info@bbbsouthdakota.org www.bbbsouthdakota.org Provides services and programs to help consumers and businesses. BIG FRIEND LITTLE FRIEND, INC. Jozie Einrem -Executive Director, 665-6766 610 W. 23rd St., Ste. 11 Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. bigfriendlittlefriend@gmail.com www.bigfriendlittlefriend.org Adult/child mentoring.

BOYS & GIRLS CLUB BROOKINGS-YANKTON UNIT Jill Paulsen-Unit Director, 668-9710 2008 Mulberry St. jillpaulson@greatfuturessd.org www.greatfuturessd.org/yankton.aspx Mon.-Fri. 3-8 p.m. during school; Mon.-Fri. 11 a.m.-6 p.m. during summer. After school programs for 5th-12th grades. BOY SCOUTS Will Kennedy (605) 665-4392 31071 Boy Scout Road will.kennedy@scouting.org www.siouxbsa.org Boys first grade – age 21. Provides boys to learn ethical and moral values throughout their lifetime. BOY SCOUTS NEWSPAPER RECYCLING Nick Schade, 665-0685 Meet Mon. at 7 p.m. (Riverview Reformed Church) nmschade@iw.net BREASTFEEDING SUPPORT/EDUCATION South Dakota Department of Health/Community Health Nurse, 260-4400, Ext. 1 321 W. 3rd St. #B01 Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. Provides information and support to encourage successful breastfeeding. CATHOLIC DAUGHTER COURT WILLARD Bev Schmidt A Catholic women association that provides programs to serve needs of church and society. CATHOLIC FAMILY SERVICES (800) 700-7867, 988-3775 523 N. Duluth Sioux Falls, SD 57104 cfs@sfcatholic.org Adoption and counseling services.

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CENTER FOR FINANCIAL RESOURCES Sylvia Selgestad-Yankton Intake Counselor, 665-2106 or (888) 258-2227 610 W. 23rd St., Ste. 4, PO Box 9102 sylvia.selgestad@lsssd.org www.lsssd.org Services to help control finances, reduce debt and monthly payments, qualify for home ownership, stop collection calls and avoid bankruptcy. CHILD PROTECTION TEAM Dani Jo Ninke, 665-8848 3113 Spruce St., Ste. 200 (Social Services) Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. Works with offices in child abuse, abandonment and neglect cases. CHILDREN'S CHOIR Dot Stoll-Executive Director, 660-1819 dotster700@hotmail.com A choir group for children that perform concerts for the community. CHURCH WOMEN UNITED Mary Alice Halverson, 665-5040 Christian women group that celebrate unity in diversity. CLASSIC CRUISERS CAR CLUB Don Hopf, 661-4123 yanktonclassiccruisers@hotmail.com www.yanktonclassiccruisers.webs.com Meets 2nd Thurs. (Isaac Walton Clubhouse) Participate in car shows, events and raise money for charity. CLOTHING CLOSET Amy Haberman, 668-3248 or 668-3100 3515 Broadway Ave. (South Campus of South Dakota Human Services Center – Lower Level of Kyle Building) Open Tues. & Thurs.12-4:30 p.m. leah.brandt@state.sd.us Vouchers available at Social Services, Contact Center, United Way and churches.

COAST GUARD AUXILIARY Larry Hintgen-Commander, 665-5622 Mailing Address: 506 Mulberry St. Contributes to safety and security of citizens, ports and waterways. COALITION FOR A DRUG FREE YANKTON Tiffany Kashas, 665-4606 1028 Walnut St. (Lewis & Clark Behavioral Health Services)

tiffany.kashas@lcbhs.net Non-profit organization with goal to be drug free among the youth. COMMUNITY HEALTH NURSE Jen Wechsler, 260-4400 Ext. 1 321 W. 3rd St., PO Box 844 Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. jenniwechsler@state.sd.us Vaccines, screening, WIC, prenatal health, physical assessment, education promotion and health promotion. COMMUNICATION SERVICES FOR THE DEAF (866) 246-5759 102 N. Krohn Place Sioux Falls, SD 57103 A non-profit company that provides services for the deaf. CONNECTING ARTISTS Paul Harens (605) 660-9331 or Sue Hill (605) 660-8021 connecting.artists@yahoo.com Meets last Thurs. at 7 p.m. (Yankton Area Arts) CONTACT CENTER Jennifer Adamson, 260-4400 Ext. 2 Yankton County Government Center 321 W. 3rd St. Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. jennifer@co.yankton.sd.us Food pantry, crisis shelter, emergency assistance, county welfare, payee services, low income energy assistance and indigent medical fund.

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CORNERSTONE CAREER LEARNING CENTER Nakita Maddox – (605) 668-2920 3113 Spruce St., Ste. 124 Adult Education/GED Preparation Cornerstones Career Learning Center’s mission is to assess, promote and provide education and employment training services to area workforce and employers. Cornerstones is an adult education center that offers a variety of ways for adults to continue their education: -Adult basic and secondary education classes -Preparation and testing for the GED Test and the National Career Readiness Certificate -English Language Acquisition (ELA) classes (also known as English as a Second Language or English as a Foreign Language) COURT SERVICES Charles Frieberg-Chief Court Services Officer, 668-3075 410 Walnut St., Ste. 203 Court services and probation. CRAMER-KENYON HERITAGE HOME Veronica Terzona, 665-7470 509 Pine St. Memorial Day through Labor Day Wed.-Sun. 1-4 p.m. www.cramer-kenyon.webs.com A tour of a historical home built in 1886. CRIMESTOPPERS 665-4440 PO Box 1001 crimestoppers@yanktonlaw.com Organization led by individuals who want to stop crime. CZECH HERITAGE PRESERVATION SOCIETY, INC. Dennis & Sherry Povondra, 463-2571 PO Box 3 Tabor, SD 57063 povondra@hcinet.net DAKOTA ARCHERY CLUB Bruce Cull, 665-8340 2305 E. Hwy. 50 www.dakota-archery.com Unites people that enjoy archery.

DAKOTA DANCE ASSOCIATION Lynn Moser, 260-2581 PO Box 264 dakotadance@iw.net Supports and promotes the art of dance. Dakota Prairie Quilt Guild Sandy Hoffner (605) 665-4792 Meet fourth Monday of month at Christ the King Lutheran Church DAKOTA TERRITORIAL MUSEUM Crystal Nelson-Executive Director, 665-3898 610 Summit St. director@dakotaterritorialmuseum.org www.dakotaterritorialmuseum.org Preserves, protects, interprets, and educates the public about heritage and development in the city and county of Yankton. DAKOTA TERRITORY GUN COLLECTORS Chuck Harens, 665-4537 www.americangunshows.com/gunshows/sd-gunshows.htm

Group that participates in shooting sports and gun shows. DEMOCRATIC HEADQUARTERS Fran Day, 665-3368; Bernie Hunhoff 665-6655 Garry Moore 665-2301; Dennis Menke 665-1650 DIVORCED, SEPARATED AND WIDOWED GROUP 260-9284 1700 Burleigh St. 10 week sessions Assists in grief recovery and growth for widowed, divorced or separated individuals. DRIVERS LICENSE BUREAU (800) 952-3696 3113 Spruce St, Ste. 109 (Kanner Building) www.dps.sd.gov Place to get or renew a driver license. Thurs., Fri. 7 a.m. – 5:30 p.m.

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EAST RIVER LEGAL SERVICES 336-9230 or (800) 952-3015 335 N. Main Ave. Sioux Falls, SD 57104 e01@erlservices.com Take pplications on Tues. from 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. Free legal assistance to low-income and elderly. ELKS LODGE #994 Exhalted Ruler – Lonnie Herrboldt 665-3333 504 W. 27th St. elks@iw.net Lodge that serves food to members and guests. EMMAUS HOUSE Michael Sprong / (605) 664-3662 401 Green St. Free lodging for women and children visiting prison inmates and South Dakota Human Services Center patients. EPISCOPAL LADIES Mary Willcockson-President, 665-2456 Mailing Address: 2512 Mulberry St. EXPERIENCE WORKS, INC. Na’ahma Golden–Sioux Falls Rep., (605)332-7991 ars1800p@gmail.com www.experienceworks.com Jobs/training for aged 55 and older. FAMILY EDUCATION & COUNSELING CENTER (605) 260-9284 1700 Burleigh St. fecc@iw.net www.feccinc.com Faith-based organization that offers counseling to individuals, couples and families. FIRE DEPARTMENT AUXILIARY 201 W. 23rd St. Volunteer fire department that helps in local emergencies. FOOD FOR THOUGHT/SACK PACK PROGRAM 815 Locust St. (605) 665-8379

FORTY & EIGHT (THE) Preston Olson, 729-0333 prolson@unitelsd.com Honor organization of the United States Veterans. FRIENDSHIP BIBLE COFFEE Janie Krohn-Coordinator, 665-6525 Bible studies for people of all ages. FURNITURE BANK (605) 665-6362 First Assembly of God Church, 801 W. 25th St. Open Wed. at 4 p.m. to donate or take furniture. GAVINS POINT YACHT CLUB Tom Reiners-Commodore, (402) 296-3848 or (402) 319-9731 or tmreiners@yahoo.com Phil Peterson-Vice Commodore, (402) 398-1987 or (402) 391-4200 or pfppete@gmail.com Open to people 18 years or older to learn basics of small boat sailing. GENERAL FEDERATION OF WOMEN’S CLUB GFWC YANKTON WOMEN’S CLUB Barb Law -President Meets 1st Sat. Sept. – May (Hillcrest Golf & Country Club) gfwcyankton@gmail.com Dedicated to community improvement by enhancing the lives of others through volunteer service. GIRL SCOUTS (Regional Team) Jenny Briest-Leader, 664-7708 Kimberly Houfek-Registrar, 660-8283 Jennifer Poulos-Membership Specialist, 336-2978 gsdakotaterritory@hotmail.com www.gsdakotaterritory.scoutlander.com www.gsdakotahorizons.org Girls ages 5-18. Provides girls to learn ethical and moral values throughout their lifetime.

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HABITAT FOR HUMANITY OF YANKTON COUNTY Julie Dykstra-Executive Director, 260-4224 610 W. 3rd St., PO Box 387 habityank@iw.net www.habitatyankton.org Homes for lower-income at 0% interest with sweat equity. HEAD START CENTER Julie Nohr–Director, 664-1000 or 665-8254 807 Pine St. Preschool services ages 3-5. Focuses on education, health and nutrition. HEALTHY HEALING 665-9679 Opsahl-Kostel Funeral Home and Crematory, Inc. 601 W. 21st St. (Sessions are in the spring and fall)

www.opsahlkostelfuneralhome.com Program to assist people with their grief. HEALTHY YANKTON Angie O’Connor, 668-8590 1000 W. 4th St. aoconnor@avera.org www.healthyyankton.org Encourages lifelong healthy active lifestyles by providing education, support and opportunities for individuals and groups. HEARTLAND HUMANE SOCIETY Kerry Schmidt-Executive Director, 664-4244 3400 E. Hwy 50 hhs@hhspets@gmail.com www.heartlandhumanesociety.net Helping to create healthy relationships between pets and people. HISTORIC YANKTON, INC. Lois Varvel-Director, 665-5985 Mailing Address: 313 Pine St. Organization that promotes preservation of historic structures and buildings. HOBIE FLEET 291 David Rice-Commodore, (402) 639-4361 mdrice3@cox.net Sailboat club and racing.

HOMEWARD BOUND PET RESCUE Jan Strenger, 665-2626 111 W. 3rd St. (Fish-N-Stuff) Provides a safe environment for unwanted animals. HOSPICE Mary Pistulka-RN-Clinical Coordinator, 668-8327 Avera Sacred Heart Hospital, 501 Summit St. Care for patients and families facing a end of life illness. IMPACT Melinda Lindahl (605) 668-2960 301 Capital St. Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m. – 4 p.m. Services to people with mental illnesses. INDEPENDENT LIVING CHOICES Krista Kelley, 668-2940 610 W. 23rd St., Ste. 11 www.ilcchoices.org Information, referrals, housing assistance, emergency dialers, home modification, adaptive devices, peer support and teaching independence skills to those with disabilities. INTERCHANGE, INC. Julie Amsberry-President, (605) 665-9754 Meets Mon. at Noon (Minervas Grill & Bar) Women’s professional networking organization. IZAAK WALTON LEAGUE OF AMERICA Francis Serr, 660-4237 Meets at 44650 Hwy. 50 in the Summer and at Fry’n Pan in the Winter Conservation organization that works to protect the environment. JAYCEES Becky Souchek-President, (402) 460-7928 PO Box 332 South Dakota Office, 996-6308 Organization for youth that provides networking and social opportunities and perform community service.

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Junior Achievement of South Dakota Macy Kaiser, Development Director jasd@ja.org KEEP YANKTON BEAUTIFUL (605) 689-1600 322 Walnut St. info@keepyanktonbeautiful.org www.keepyanktonbeautiful.org Litter prevention, waste reduction and beautification. KIWANIS Greg Heine -President, (402) 560-0497 Meets Tues. at Noon (Fryn’ Pan) Group of volunteers dedicated to changing the world, one child and one community at a time. KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS Russ Weller, 668-9040 PO Box 182 Male Catholic organization dedicated to charity to the poor, the hungry and promoting Catholicism. LEWIS & CLARK ASSOCIATION OF INSURANCE AND FINANCIAL ADVISORS Roy Wilcox, 665-7140 roy.d.wilcox.b6ft@statefarm.com LEWIS & CLARK BEHAVIORAL HEALTH SERVICES, INC. Dr. Tom Stanage-Executive Director, 665-4606 1028 Walnut St. www.lcbhs.org Provide confidential treatment and multiple services. LEWIS & CLARK BOARD OF REALTORS Kaye O’Neil-President, (402) 418-0402 www.yanktonrealtors.com Service to help when buying a home, a lot, acreage or a commercial property. LEWIS & CLARK COMPOSITE SQUADRON Todd Epp-Captain, 351-5021 toddepp@ymail.com Civil Air Patrol that has integrity, volunteer service and respect.

LEWIS & CLARK GEM & MINERAL SOCIETY Vern Timmerman, 425-2146 Meets 1st Sun. at 1 p.m., except July-Sept., (Yankton Community Library) LEWIS & CLARK HOME BUILDERS ASSOCIATION Steve Kirby, 661-7215 PO Box 582 lchomebuilders@iw.net Provide communities with builders and business people to assist the builders. LEWIS & CLARK SHRINE CLUB Bruce Teachout, 665-4291 Jim Vlahakis, 665-8312 PO Box 262 Support Shriners Hospitals for Children. LEWIS & CLARK THEATRE COMPANY Tara Gill, President, 665-4711 328 Walnut St. (Dakota Theatre) lctc@midconetwork.com www.lewisandclarktheatre.org Perform a variety of plays and musicals and entertain the public in the historic Dakota Theatre built in 1902. LEWIS & CLARK WINTER WHEELS Paul Gustad, 267-3176 LIFESERVE BLOOD CENTER Stacy Sime-Chief Executive Director, (800) 287-4903 1019 Jones St. Sioux City, IA 51105 ssime@siouxlandbloodbank.org www.lifeservebloodcenter.org LIONS CLUB Neil Bowes, (605) 660-7468 Mailing Address: 605 E. 18th St. Meets 3rd Mon. at 6 p.m. (JoDeans) pcabecker@vyn.midco.net Volunteer organization to help communities. Aid of visually or hearing impaired to purchase testing, eyeglasses, hearing aids, and seeing eye dogs.

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MAKE A WISH FOUNDATION (800) 640-9198 (for South Dakota) 1400 W. 17th St. Sioux Falls, SD 57104 info@southdakota.wish.org www.southdakota.wish.org Dedicated to fulfilling a special wish for children with a life-threatening medical condition.

MARCH OF DIMES Foundation (612)326-9446 www.marchofdimes.com Help mothers have a good pregnancy and research problems that could affect babies.

MASONIC ORDERS Charles H. Gilson–Secretary (Scottish Rite), 665-2414 PO Box 124 Meets 2nd Tues. at 7 p.m.

Dave Brown-Secretary (St. John’s), 665-2414 Meets 1st Tues. at 7:30 p.m.

Neva Raysby-Secretary, (Keystone Chapter #33, OES) 286-3990 Meets 3rd Thurs. at 7:30 p.m. MEALS ON WHEELS 665-4685 or 665-1055 The Center, 900 Whiting Dr. Provides meals for homebound senior citizens. MERIDIAN DISTRICT Jessica Scott (605) 299-9734 downtownyankton@gmail. om Historic Downtown 3rd St. Architecture, attractions and unique shops. MISSOURI VALLEY MASTER GARDENERS (605)665-3387 missourivalleymastergardeners.webs.com Volunteers that help with gardening projects and provide hands on training.

MISSOURI VALLEY MODEL RAILROAD CLUB Francis Serr, 660-4237 Don Hopf, 661-4123 221 W. 3rd St. www.mvmrc.webs.com Meets Mon. from 7-9 p.m. (2nd Mon. Business Meeting)

Brings awareness of the importance of railroads. NAIFA LEWIS & CLARK LIFE UNDERWRITERS Roy Wilcox-President, 665-7140 Meets 3rd Mon. at 12 p.m. (Minervas Grill & Bar) Agents and advisors that promotes a critical role of insurance. NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness) (605) 665-4659 (800) 551-2531 605-760-4249 or 402-841-5815

Meet 2nd Monday of month The mission of NAMI SD is to provide education, support and advocacy for individuals and families impacted by mental illness. NATIONAL FARMERS ORGANIZATION (NFO) D. Schaeffer, 583-2936 42845 SD Hwy. 46 Lesterville, SD 57040 Organization with agriculture management programs and services. NATIONAL FIELD ARCHERY ASSOCIATION Natalie Vollmer, 260-9279 800 Archery Ln. info@nfaausa.com www.nfaausa.com Non-profit organization dedicated to archery. NATIONAL GUARD ARMORY 668-3045 1204 W. 31st St., PO Box 71 Stores weapons and trains soldiers for the National Guard. OLD TIME FIDDLERS George Mallory, 357-9357 Group that maintains and plays the old style fiddle music.

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OPTIMISTS (YANKTON MORNING) Karla Olson, 665-5333 Lisa Berry-President, 665-5079 PO Box 13 Yankton, SD 57078 ymoptimists@gmail.com 1st & 3rd Mondays, 11:59 a.m. 2nd & 4th Monday, 7:15 a.m. PARENTS AS TEACHERS Deanna Branaugh, 661- 4833 610 W. 23rd St. Support services and screening for birth - five years. PARKINSON SUPPORT GROUP (605)665-7158 501 Summit St. (Avera Pavilion – Room 3) Meets 2nd Fri. at 1:30 p.m.; except Dec. A place to exchange ideas and support about a difficult issue. PARKS & RECREATION DEPARTMENT Todd Larson-Parks & Rec. Director, 668-5230 PO Box 176 Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. www.cityofyankton.org Offers recreational, cultural and developmental opportunities for the Yankton community and its citizens. PATHWAYS SHELTER FOR HOMELESS Jesse Bailey-Director, 665-8994 or 661-5153 412 E. 4th St. yanktonhomelessshelter@gmail.com Accepts donations and houses the homeless. PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT DISTRICT III Greg Henderson-Executive Director, 665-4408 1808 Summit St., PO Box 687 districtiii@districtiii.org www.districtiii.org Voluntary association that provides development assistance. PRENATAL CLASSES Call OB/GYN staff, 665-5538 Yankton Medical Clinic, P.C., 1104 W. 8th St. Prepares parents for labor, birth and early parenthood.

QUESTERS Arikara #419 - Liz Aanning-President, 665-4660, lizaanning1@gmail.com Laura Ingalls Wilder #1255 - Jeanette Marker-President, 689-0224, jmarker@vyn.midco.net Stanage Chapter #612 - Jeanne Collison-President, 665-6165 Dakota Territory #794 – Lorraine McNeely-President, 665-4785, wmcneely@iw.net www.sd-questers.org Stimulate the appreciation of antiques and their collection; and to encourage the preservation and restoration of historic landmarks. REGIONAL COUNCIL ON AGING Tony Erickson, 668-8920 PO Box 1113 Nonprofit service to help elderly. REGIONAL TECHNICAL EDUCATION CENTER, INC. Josh Svatos-General Manager, 668-5700 1200 W. 21st St. jsvatos@rtecedu.org www.rtecedu.org Provide high quality, affordable technical education and training opportunities which will enhance the abilities of individuals to obtain and retain employment. REPUBLICAN PARTY HEADQUARTERS Office, 260-0536 Roger Meyer-Chair, 689-0430 Deb Bodenstedt-Vice Chair, 689-0155 Jane Adamson, 665-7862 PO Box 524, 314 Walnut St. www.yanktoncountygop.com River City Domestic Violence Center “We Believe” Desiree Johnson-Executive Director, 665-4811 Helpline, 665-1448 609 Goeden Dr., PO Box 626 Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. womensshelter@midconetwork.com Provides safe and immediate shelter to victims of domestic violence and sexual assault. Domestic violence support group and parenting classes.

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RIVER CITY GYMNASTICS AND CHEER Julie Bauer, 661-4971 PO Box 308 yanktonrcg@yahoo.com www.yanktonrivercitygymnastics.com Teaches gymnastics and cheer from ages 2-18. ROSARY MAKERS Purcelle (Chrissy) Lokkin, 665-4412 Provides instructions, support, advice and access to parts and supplies for making rosaries to be given away as charity. ROTARY CLUB Kerry Hacecky-President, (605) 664-4244 PO Box 505 Meets 1st & 3rd Tues., Noon (The Landing) Promotes friendship, business development, personal growth, leadership growth and citizenship to the community. RURAL OFFICE OF COMMUNITY SERVICES Julie Greenfield (605) 665-4559 3113 Spruce St., Ste. 102 Emergency rent and utility assistance, Transit Tickets, Tax Preparation. SACRED HEART MONASTERY Sister Mary Beth Wenzlaff-Prioress, 668-6000 1005 W. 8th St. www.yanktonbenedictines.org Where the Benedictine Sisters live a life of prayer and service. SCRAMBLERS MOTORCYCLE CLUB Waylon, 665-3500 www.scramblers.com Club that promotes motocross. SERTOMA CLUB Josh Svatos-President (605) PO Box 212 Meets Thurs. at Noon (Pizza Ranch)

SERVANT HEARTS CLINIC 760-2986 Mark Maybee, MD; Jeff Johnson, MD; Pastor Dan Freng; Jim Frerk, PA-C; Pastor Terry Port; Marilyn Lofflin, RN, MBA PO Box 7037 servantheartsclinic@gmail.com 1st and 3rd Mon. 5:30-8 p.m. (RTEC, 1200 W. 21st

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Free walk-in health clinic for urgent and non-emergency care. SHARE (605)760-5857, 660-5612, 760-3056 Yankton Mall www.shareiowa.org Nonprofit food buying group that offers good, nutritious products at a reduced cost through a volunteer-run, community-based distribution system. SHELTER FOR ABUSED VICTIMS Women’s Shelter, 665-4811 (Business) or 665-1448 (Help) Shelter that helps abused victims and aims to end domestic violence. SOLITAIRES 665-3644 –( APRIL – NOV.) 2901 Douglas Ave. www.wintzrayfuneralhome.com Social group for widows and widowers who have lost a spouse. SONS OF NORWAY (Lillehammer Lodge 1-633) Connie Kendall-President, 665-4588 www.sofn.com Meets 3rd Tues. at 7 p.m. (Christ the King Lutheran

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Preserve Norway heritage and culture, and provide insurance to their members. SOUTH CENTRAL CHILD DEVELOPMENT, INC. Richard Thaler, 384-3683, (877) 384-3683 401 Walnut St. Wagner, SD 57380 www.sccdinc.com Non-profit corporation dedicated to development of children and families.

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SOUTH DAKOTA ADVOCACY SERVICES Twila Stibral-Advocacy Representative, 665-5616 1719 Broadway Ave., Ste. B2 Rights protection and advocacy for individuals with disabilities. SOUTH DAKOTA DEPARTMENT OF LABOR & REGULATION-YANKTON OFFICE Lacey Curr-Office Manager, 668-2900 Kanner Building, 3113 Spruce St., Ste. 124 Mon. – Fri. 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. www.state.sd.us/dol Free assistance with job placement, testing, employment counseling and training. SOUTH DAKOTA DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICES Kathrin Cody, 668-3030 Ext. 234 or (800) 455-5241 *Child Support Enforcement, 668-3030 Kanner Building, 3113 Spruce St., Ste. 200 www.dss.sd.gov Food stamps, Medicaid, energy assistance, temporary assistance to needy families, child health insurance program, child protection services, child support enforcement, adult services and aging. SOUTH DAKOTA HOUSING DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY 773-3181 PO Box 1237 Pierre, SD 57501 www.sdhda.org Organization that develops affordable housing for South Dakotans.

SOUTH DAKOTA HUMAN SERVICES CENTER Ric Compton-Administrator, 668-3100 3515 Broadway Ave., PO Box 7600 www.dss.sd.gov/behavioralhealthservices/hsc/index.asp Providing inpatient psychiatric and chemical dependency treatment services to South Dakota’s residents.

SOUTH DAKOTA DEPARTMENT OF TOURISM Jim Hagen-Secretary, 773-3301 711 E. Wells Ave. Pierre, SD 57501 sdinfo@state.sd.us www.sdvisit.com Promotes South Dakota as a premier vacation destination and to support and serve the South Dakota visitor industry. SOUTH DAKOTA JOINING FORCES Erin Butje, Director erin.bultji@va.gov 2525 West Main St., Ste. 303A #4 Rapid City, SD 57702 South Dakota Military Family Assistance Center 800-658-3930 @sdfamilyassistance SOUTHEAST CASA PROGRAM Sherri Rogers-Conti, Program Director 760-4825 410 Walnut Street, Suite 103 contactus@southeastcasa.org http://www.southeastcasa.org Promotes and protects the best interests of abused and neglected children involved in court proceedings through the advocacy efforts of highly-trained volunteers.

SOUTHEAST FAMILY SUPPORT Carol Borchard, 202-0940 610 W. 23rd St., PO Box 686 carol.borchard@sesdac.org Assists participants and their families in getting the services they need to live as independently as possible, broadening opportunities for people with developmental disabilities.

SE SD CHAPTER SOCIETY OF HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT PO Box 20 Meet 4th Wed. at Noon (various locations) Bernie.lecates@vishay.com 668-4143 http://sesd.shrm.org Promotes human resources careers, and good employee and management practices.

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SOUTHEAST SOUTH DAKOTA TOURISM ASSOCIATION Gary Keller-Executive Director, 665-2435 1101 Broadway Ave., Ste. 113 jacquie.sesd@iw.net www.southeastsouthdakota.com Promotes southeast South Dakota as a tourism destination. SPECIAL OLYMPICS Sheri Duke, 665-5386 or Barb Clayton, 665-2783 yanktonspecialolympics@hotmail.com www.sosd.org PO Box 864 Provides athletic training and competition for children and adults with intellectual disabilities. ST. JOHN’S LUTHERAN CHURCH LADIES LUTHERAN WOMEN’S MISSIONARY LEAGUE Susan Buxcel-President, 665-2745 1009 Jackson St. sbuxcel@netzero.net Committed to helping every woman find personal opportunities in her daily life and in her congregation to be nurtured in faith in Jesus Christs. STEPHEN’S HOUSE Steve Hanson, 500-6158 415 Linn St. director@stephenshouse.org www.stephenshouse.org Intensive re-entry ministry to prison releases. Counseling, housing and job assistance. SWEET ADELINES (River City Harmony) Betty Thomas-President, 369-2399 Ethel Cooper-Director, 369-5510 Women singer group that works to advance the barbershop harmony music form. TENANT RIGHTS & RESPONSIBILITIES East River Legal Services, (800) 952-3015 335 N. Main, Ste. 300 Sioux Falls, SD 57104 Mon.-Fri. 8:30 a.m. – 5 p.m. Take applications only on Tues. 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. Free assistance to low-income and elderly.

THE CENTER Christy Hauer-Executive Director, 665-4685 *Nutrition Reservations, 665-1055 900 Whiting Dr. director@thecenteryankton.org www.yanktonseniorcenter.org Recreation, socialization and nutrition for those aged 55 or older. TOASTMASTERS (YANKTON) #1294 Jack Dahlseid-President, 665-8448 Meets Sat. at 7:30 a.m. (Fryn’ Pan) www.1294.toastmastersclub.org Communication and leadership skill development organization. TOASTMASTERS (ASHH) #6217 Jane Miller, 668-8331 Meets Thurs. at Noon (Benedictine Center Conference Room)

http://6217.toastmastersclub.org Communication and leadership skill development organization. TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH LADIES WELCA 665-7415 403 Broadway Ave. joanne.tlc@iw.net Women of Evangelical Lutheran Church committed to growth in faith. TRI-STATE OLD IRON ASSOCIATION Leon Becker, 665-1300 Rodger Harts, 665-9785 1211 W. 12th St. tristateoldiron@yahoo.com UNITED METHODIST WOMEN Church Office, 665-7320 Lyndall Cornette, 665-3103 Mae Tienken, 665-5750 Methodist women who want to know God and expand their mission.

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UNITED WAY & VOLUNTEER SERVICES OF GREATER YANKTON Lauren Hanson-Executive Director, 665-6766 610 W. 23rd St., Ste. 11 unitedway@iw.net www.yanktonunitedway.org Donating and volunteering to make a better community. Give, Advocate, Volunteer, Live United! USDA RURAL DEVELOPMENT Sherrie Lewis, 665-2662, Ext. 4 2914 Broadway Ave. sherrie.lewis@sd.usda.gov www.rurdev.usda.gov Group that works to improve economy and quality in rural America. VETERANS HOSPITAL 336-3230 2501 W. 22nd St., PO Box 5046 Sioux Falls, SD 57117 Care for America’s men and women veterans. VALLEY HOPE ASSOCIATION Deb Ludemann-Community Services Clinician, (402) 336-3747 or (402) 340-6503 1421 N. 10th St., PO Box 918 O’Neill, NE 68763 dludemann@valleyhope.org Alcohol, drug and related treatment services. V.F.W. Post 791 (Veterans of Foreign Wars) Charles Stoddard-Commander, 665-3562 209 Cedar St. yankton.vfw@gmail.com Helps soldier, sailors and Marines re-adjust to life outside of war. V.F.W. AUXILIARY Cheryl VanDyke, Bingo - Wed. & Sat. 7 p.m. (Open to the public) Supper - Fri. & Sat. 5:30-8 p.m. (Open to the public)

VETERANS SERVICE OFFICE Michael McDonald, 260-4420 321 W. 3rd St., Ste. 11 Mon. 1-5 p.m. & Tues.-Wed. 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. Gives counseling, information and assistance to veterans. VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION SERVICES Randy Christensen, 668-3050, (800) 265-9677 3113 Spruce St., Ste. 128 www.disability.gov Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. Job placement, training, coaching and adaptive equipment for those eligible with disability. WEIGHT WATCHERS (800) 651-6000 Ext. 2 413 W. 15th St., Ste. 106 www.weightwatchers.com Meets Tues. at 10 a.m.; Thurs. at 4 p.m. and 5:30 p.m.; Sat. 9 a.m. Weight management support group. WELLNESS CENTERS ANYTIME FITNESS 2509 Fox Run Pkwy., 260-0360 AVERA SACRED HEART WELLNESS CENTER 501 Summit St., 665-9006 FITNESS 365 201 Capital St. (605) 689-0777 SUMMIT ACTIVITIES CENTER 1801 Summit St., 668-5234 WESTON A. PRICE FOUNDATION Mary Walkes-Co-chapter Leader, 661-6726 Meets 1st Wed. at 12 p.m. mwalkes@gmail.com www.westonaprice.org Provide education to the public about healthy, locally raised food.

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WHEELS FOR WISHES https://www.wheelsforwishes.org/southdakota/ Non profit car donation for people wishing to donate a vehicle to people in need. WIC PROGRAM (Women, Infants and Children) South Dakota Department of Health/Community Health Nurse, 260-4400 Ext. 1 321 W. 3rd St. Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. Food, education for pregnant/postpartum/nursing women and kids under 5, nutrition advice, income based. WOMEN’S FELLOWSHIP UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST Arlene Stoebner, 665-4747 Lyndall Cornette, 665-3103 www.yanktonucc.org YANKTON ALLIANCE FOR THE MENTALLY ILL Steve Schweitzer, 668-1732 Mailing Address: 389 Lewis & Clark Trail sschweitzer@vyn.midco.net Meets 1st Mon. at 7 p.m. (Yankton Community Library)

Group dedicated to making better lives for mentally ill. YANKTON ANTIQUE AUTO ASSOCIATION Wilbur Goehring-President, 665-1717 Mailing Address: 111 E. 15th St. Meets 2nd Wed. at 7:30 p.m. (The Center) Group that owns or enjoys older automobiles. YANKTON AREA ARTS ASSOCIATION Julie Amsberry-Executive Director, 665-9754 508 Douglas Ave. yaa@iw.net www.YanktonAreaArts.org Non-profit organization with a mission to educate, advocate, and enrich Yankton by integrating the arts within the community. YANKTON AREA COMMUNITY FOUNDATION Steve Pietila-President, 665-9401 PO Box 36 yanktonareafoundation@gmail.com http://yankton.sdcommunityfoundation.org Non-profit organization that provides benefits to the social and economic well-being of Yankton.

YANKTON AREA CONCERT ASSOCIATION Zita Hans-Executive Secretary, 660-5004 Vi Ranney-President, 665-3596 PO Box 673 yaca@iw.net www.yanktonaca.webs.com Non-profit organization that encourages Yankton citizens to listen and appreciate music. YANKTON AREA HOMELESS SHELTER Jesse Bailey, 665-8994 304 W. 4th St. yanktonhomelessshelter@gmail.com Offers temporary shelter to homeless individuals and families. YANKTON AREA ICE ASSOCIATION Randy Eichacker, 661-3486 Season: Nov.-March yaiareg@gmail.com www.yanktonice.org Supports hockey & figure skating sports Offers rink rental for events/parties YANKTON AREA LITERACY COUNCIL Rebecca Shoenfelder, Executive Director, (605) 760-4803 610 W. 23rd St., Ste. 11 yanktonliteracy@gmail.com Free tutoring for adults unable to read and write. English as a second language. YANKTON AREA WRITER’S CLUB Nancy Burk, 664-6582 Meets 2nd Monday at 7 p.m. (Fryn’ Pan) yankton.area.writer.club@gmail.com www.iw.net/~nnburk/index.htm All ages and no dues. Encourages and helps with writing. YANKTON BASEBALL ASSOCIATION Jeff Benjamin-President, 661-6351 Tom Stotz-Treasurer, 661-2340 PO Box 299 www.yanktonbaseball.com Supports the sport of baseball.

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YANKTON CHILDREN’S THEATRE COMPANY Shellee Heinemeyer, President 660-6818 PO Box 846 yanktonchildrenstheatre@yahoo.com www.yanktonchildrenstheatre.org To provide youth a secure environment for creative self-expression through a variety of performing arts programs and productions. YANKTON COLLEGE Jan Garrity-Executive Director, 665-3661 1801 Summit St., Door #9 info@yanktoncollege.org www.yanktoncollege.org Non-profit organization that supports education, fine arts and culture. YANKTON COMMUNITY FORUM Jack Lyons-President, 665-9337 Rose Mather-Treasurer, 665-4615 Meets Tues. at 9 a.m. (Hillcrest Golf & Country Club)

Club for 55 and older. YANKTON COUNTY CONSERVATION DISTRICT Cassy, 665-6704 2914 Broadway Ave. YANKTON COUNTY 4-H OFFICE Stephanie Smolek, 665-3387 901 Whiting Dr. yankton.pa@sdstate.edu www.yankton4h.com Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. Kids ages 5-18. Nine local clubs. An agriculturally focused organization that develops leadership and responsibility. YANKTON COUNTY FARMERS UNION Alvin Novak-President, 364-7303 30648 432nd Ave. Helps family farms, ranches and rural communities prosper.

YANKTON COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY Carol Hamvas-President, 665-3898 610 Summit St. info@dakotaterritorialmuseum.org www.dakotaterritorialmuseum.org Meets 3rd Thurs. at 5 p.m. (Dakota Territorial Museum) Protects and promotes Yankton’s history. YANKTON CRIBBAGE CLUB Scott Kooistra-Club Director, 661-7081 scott@kynt1450.com YANKTON DIABETES SUPPORT GROUP Susan Barnes, 668-8000, pager #456 501 Summit St. (Benedictine Center) Meets 2nd Mon. at 1 p.m.; except Jul. and Dec. Special event held in Nov. A place to exchange ideas and support about diabetes. YANKTON FAMILY VISITATION CENTER Kayla Connelly-Director, 665-1204 609 Goeden Dr., PO Box 626 Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m. – 8 p.m. Provides a safe and well supervised environment for family family visitation and transfers. YANKTON GIRLS SOFTBALL ASSOCIATION PO Box 103 ygsa@ymail.com www.yanktongirlssoftball.com Supports the sport of girls’ softball in the Yankton area for Pre-K through 18 years. YANKTON BOOSTER CLUB Curt & Noleen Skillingstad, 665-0825 Promotes and supports school athletics. YANKTON HOUSING & REDEVELOPMENT COMMISSION Ann Horton, 668-5256 416 Walnut St., PO Box 176 Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. www.cityofyankton.org Housing choice vouchers, subsidized apartments and clearinghouse lists.

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YANKTON INTER-AGENCY Jody Roose, 665-6766 Meets 3rd Fri. at Noon (Sept.-May) 610 W. 23rd St., Ste. 11 volunserve@iw.net Exchanges information, concerns and solutions about human service organizations in the Yankton area. YANKTON MEDICAL CLINIC, HOME CARE Barb Aman, 665-6954 1104 W. 8th St. baman@yanktonmedicalclinic.com www.yanktonmedicalclinic.com Provides home teaching and care for patients with needs and problems. YANKTON MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION Pastor Dani Jo Ninke, 665-8848 djninke@gmail.com Provides services to pastors, pastors’ families, local church elders and company leaders. YANKTON POLICE OFFICERS ASSOCIATION (Fraternal Order of Police-FOP) 668-5210 PO Box 176 Encourages social, charitable and educational opportunities among Law Enforcement officers. YANKTON QUARTERBACK CLUB Roger Smith, 665-3611 Meets Wed. at Noon, Sept.-Feb. (Elks Lodge) Keeps fans connected with athletics. YANKTON REGIONAL AVIATION ASSOCIATION Petra Wilson - President, 413-7106 John Lillevold-Vice President, 665-0204 Mailing address: 303 Golf Ln. Dedicated to the promotion of general aviation at Yankton Regional Airports. YANKTON RODEO ASSOCIATION Doug Hevle-President, 760-4217 Valerie Hevle, 760-2153 43371 310th St. 48atlantic@gmail.com Promotes bull riding in the Yankton area.

YANKTON SACK PACK PROGRAM Jill Wermers, 661-7993 PO Box 7038 jwermers@abilityservices.org www.yanktonsackpack.org Provides food on weekends to grade school aged children who are at risk of hunger. YANKTON SEARCH AND RESCUE Robert Lindsay, 668-5289, 661-8274 805 Capitol St., PO Box 114 Conduct water dives and rescue searches for recovery of persons or property. YANKTON SERTOMA CAL RIPKEN LEAGUE Gary Pigney-President, 660-8080 (Ages 5-15) yanktonsertomabaseball@gmail.com yanktonsertomabaseball.com Club baseball team. YANKTON SERTOMA YOUTH FOOTBALL Becky Souchek, 665-2550 Gail Houfek, 665-4646 PO Box 332 yanktonjuniorleaderfootball@hotmail.com www.yanktonyouthfootball.com Teach and play football for grade school aged youth. YANKTON SWIM TEAM Nancy Trail, 661-1836 PO Box 374 swimyst@yahoo.com Supports the sport of swimming. YANKTON TENNIS ASSOCIATION Mike Briggs, 665-0137 Mailing Address: 608 Applewood Dr. yankton.tennis@hotmail.com Supports the sport of tennis. YANKTON TOBACCO EDUCATION COALITION Joan Hochstein, 668-8274 jhochstein@avera.org Promotes a tobacco-free Yankton.

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YANKTON TOWN & COUNTRY GARDEN CLUB Betty Pulkrabek, 463-2206 YANKTON TRANSIT 665-4610, 24 hour notice 901 E. 7th St. yanktontransit@iw.net www.cityofyankton.org/yankton/topics/yantkontransit.php

Mon.-Fri. 7:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. Public transportation system. YANKTON WOMEN’S SOFTBALL ASSOCIATION Amberlee Willcuts, 660-5776 Supports the sport of women’s softball. YANKTON YOUTH SOCCER ASSOCIATION Sondra Jensen-President, 260-2311 Betty Bray, 661-3362 (bettybray@me.com) 65scout80@gmail.com www.yanktonsoccer.com Teach and play soccer for youth.

OTHER-SPECIFIC TOPICS ABUSE/DOMESTIC VIOLENCE Women's Shelter Office, 665-4811 Helpline, 665-1448 (24 hrs.) 609 Goeden Dr. Help and protect people who are involved in abuse or domestic violence. ASK-A-NURSE (800) 658-3535 #1 Avera McKennan Hospital (Sioux Falls, SD) 24 hours a day; 7 days a week A nurse provides answers to questions. CANCER INFORMATION CENTER (800) 422-6237 Phone 8 a.m. - 8 p.m. (Est. Time) Online Chat 8 a.m. – 11 p.m. (Est. Time) www.cancer.gov Provides information and support for cancer patients. COMPLAINTS/DISCRIMINATION Ray Falk, 773-4493 700 Governor Dr. Pierre, SD 57501

CONSUMER HOTLINE SD Attorney General, (800) 300-1986 or 773-4400 www.atg.sd.gov CREDIT REPORTS Experian, (800) 301-7195 Trans Union, (800) 680-7289 Equifax, (800) 525-6285 Social Security Fraud Line, (800) 269-0271 CRISIS OR SUICIDE CALLS 665-4606 or (800) 765-3382 24 hours a day Suicide prevention and emotional crisis hotline. FOOD STAMP OFFICE Social Services Office, 668-3030 Kanner Building, 3113 Spruce St. Provides an opportunity for a more nutritious diet for qualified people. INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE (800) 829-1040 Kanner Building, 3113 Spruce St. Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. Call about forms and publications, recorded tax topics, tax info, notice inquiry and problem resolution. NEWSPAPERS Missouri Valley Shopper Gary Wood-Editor/Publisher, 665-5844 319 Walnut St. www.missourivalleyshopper.com Yankton County Observer Kathy Church-Publisher/Managing Editor, 665-0484 308 Douglas Ave. www.ycobserver.com Yankton Daily Press & Dakotan Gary Wood-Owner/Publisher, 665-7811 319 Walnut St. www.yankton.net PASSPORTS (800) 275-8777, US Post Office

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PATENTS (800) 786-9199, US Patent Office POST OFFICE (800) 275-8777 506 W. 25th St. Mon.-Fri. 8:30 a.m. – 5 p.m. and Sat. 9:30 a.m. – 12 p.m. RADIO STATIONS KDAM-94.3FM, 665-7892 KK93-93.1FM, 665-7892 KVHT-106.3FM, 665-2600 KVTK-1570AM, 665-2600 KYNT-1450AM, 665-7892 WNAX-104.1FM, 665-7442 WNAX-570AM, 665-7442 ROAD CONDITIONS 511 www.safetravelusa.com/sd SOCIAL SECURITY 1818 Broadway Ave. Deb Soleth, (877) 405-3522 Yankton or (800) 772-1213 National Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. www.socialsecurity.gov STATES ATTORNEY Rob Klimisch, 665-4301 410 Walnut St., Ste. 100 Prosecuting criminal cases in Yankton County. TAX INFORMATION (sales, use, excise) (800) TAX-9188 Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. TAXI SERVICE Affordable Taxi Cab Company, L.L.C., (605)689-2822 DAKOTA TERRITORY TRANSIT – (605) 660-3339 SHUTTLE EXPRESS - (605)760-0090 TIME & TEMPERATURE-(605)665-8111

UTILITY COMPANIES Electricity: Northwestern Energy, (800) 245-6977 313 Cedar St. www.northwesternenergy.com Natural Gas: MidAmerican Energy, (888) 427-5632 816 Walnut St. www.midamericanenergy.com Water, Sewer, Garbage: City of Yankton, (605) 668-5241 416 Walnut St. www.cityofyankton.org WELFARE (SOCIAL SERVICES) 668-3030 or (800) 765-7867 3113 Spruce St. Service to help people with their basic needs.

Yankton City Commissioners

Mr. Jake Hoffner Mr. Dave Carda Mr. Nathan Johnson, Mayor 515 W. Riverside Dr. 2603 Mulberry St. 216 W. 6th St. Yankton, SD 57078 Yankton, SD 57078 Yankton, SD 57078 Ms. Stephanie Moser Mr. Chris Ferdig Mr. Charlie Gross 605 Augusta Circle 220 E. 3rd St. 505 Pine St. Yankton, SD 57078 Yankton, SD 57078 Yankton, SD 57078 Ms. Bridget Benson Mr. Tony Maibaum Ms. Amy Miner Augusta Circle 416 Walnut St. 416 Walnut St. Yankton, SD 57078 Yankton, SD 57078 Yankton, SD 57078 Yankton County Commissioners Don Kettering Raymon Epp Deb Bodenstedt 4201 W. 11th St. 30849 448th Ave 306 Calumet Yankton, SD 57078 Mission Hill, SD 57046 Yankton, SD 57078 Todd Woods, Chair Mr. Gary Swenson 108 Starboard St. 1408 Sunrise Dr. Yankton, SD 57078 Yankton, SD 57078 Yankton Public School Board Mr. Matthew Pietz Ms. Kathy Greeneway 606 Pearl St. 31055 435th Ave. Yankton, SD 57078 Yankton, SD 57078 Ms. Sarah Carda Ms. Frani Kieffer, President Mr. Terry Crandall 2603 Mulberry St. 2408 Burleigh St. 809 E. 19th St. Yankton, SD 57078 Yankton, SD 57078 Yankton, SD 57078 South Dakota State Senator and Representatives Sen. Craig Kennedy Rep. Jean Hunhoff Rep. Mike Stevens 322 Walnut St. 2511 Adkins Dr. 100 W. 4th St. Yankton, SD 57078 Yankton, SD 57078 Yankton, SD 57078 (605) 665-5401 (605) 665-1463 (605) 665-5550

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United States Senators and Representative Sen. Mike Rounds (R) Sen. John Thune (R) Rep. Kristi Noem 4 Russell Senate Courtyard 493 Russell Senate Office Bldg. 226 Cannon House Office Bldg. Washington, DC 20510 Washington, DC 20510 Washington, DC 20515 (202) 224-5842 (202) 224-2321 (202) 225-2801 Fax: (202) 228-5765 Fax: (202) 228-5429 Fax: (202) 225-5823 Toll Free: (800) 537-0025 Toll Free: (866) 850-3855 Toll Free: (855) 225-2801 Sioux Falls Office Sioux Falls Office Sioux Falls Office 320 N. Main Ave., Ste. B, 57104 2310 W. 41st St., Ste. 101, 57105 (605) 334-9596 (605) 367-8371 (605) 334-9596 Fax: (605) 367-8373 john@thune.senate.gov kristi.noem@mail.house.gov www.thune.senate.gov/public www.noem.house.gov Fax to all Yankton and SD Legislators: (605) 773-4576 FOR BILL UPDATES: (605) 773-3251 OR www.legis.state.sd.us