
West Region volleyball tournament coming to Jamestown
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Today at 7:18 AM Listen Comments Share Share this article Community contributions Community contributions Unpaid content from readers. Lightly edited. The Trust Project What is this? Dacotah Bank announced it is offering its annual scholarship program. This year, Dacotah Bank will award one outstanding high school graduate a top scholarship of $10,000. In addition, 29 individual scholarships of $2,000 each will be distributed across Dacotah Bank’s market areas, which span three states: South Dakota, North Dakota and Minnesota. Detailed criteria for scholarship selection can be found in the application. Dacotah Bank is committed to helping young people in its communities pursue higher education. To be eligible, high school seniors must be planning to attend a post-secondary institution in South Dakota, North Dakota, or Minnesota, and the applicant or the applicant’s parent/guardian must hold an account with Dacotah Bank. ADVERTISEMENT “Our communities rely on a skilled workforce, and post-secondary education is a key step in building that foundation,” said Robert Fouberg, chairman and CEO of Dacotah Bank. “We recognize the financial challenges that come with further education, and we’re proud to support the next generation through this scholarship program.” For more information or to apply, visit dacotahbank.com/scholarships. Comments Share Share this article Community contributions Community contributions Unpaid content from readers. Lightly edited. The Trust Project What is this? Tags Tags JAMESTOWN STUTSMAN COUNTY EDUCATION SCHOLARSHIPS NORTH DAKOTA Listen to this article Conversation ADVERTISEMENT What To Read Next Community Ellendale Opera House fund drive nears 70% of campaign goal 42m ago Community District 24 Dem-NPL to meet Nov. 19 57m ago Community Jamestown Community Foundation awards grant to Thanksgiving Meal Group 1h ago ADVERTISEMENT Get Local Must Reads North Dakota Voters in 2 North Dakota counties reject property tax increases 2d ago · By Jack Dura / North Dakota Monitor North Dakota North Dakota's Pembina Gorge State Park completes first season 4d ago · By Maxwell Marko Local The Jamestown Sun's Wednesday print edition expected to be delivered Thursday 16h ago Lifestyle What if this winter’s forecast holds true? 4d ago · By Don Kinzler