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April 1, 2026 10AM - It's Your Agri Business with Bill Zortman

April 3, 2026---10-11—It’s YOUR Agri Business—Show 51-60—Good Friday Prayer Breakfast Morning

(((From the Blackburn Studios in Downtown Sioux Falls—Become a Blackburn Protected HOME----))))

(((MUSIC—THIS OLE HOUSE))))

(((YEE HAH----I’m Bill Zortman and WELCOME to our It’s YOUR Agri Business show---all part of the Good Friday Prayer Breakfast here in Sioux Falls ---))))

  Earlier this morning I attended a good portion of the Good Friday Prayer Breakfast---lots of folks enjoying breakfast—talking Agri Business and working with the Chief voice---the 62nd Chaplain of the US Senate---Barry C Black---and as a former Navy Leader—Barry has inspired the nation with his faith, courage, and wisdom and he has spoken to the National Prayer Breakfast there as well----

 

   He is inspiring as he tells his powerful stories of hope, service and perseverance and is inspiring to live a life that makes a difference.

   You have to go back to June 27, 2003 when he was elected the 62nd Chaplain of the Senate. He started his work on July 7th that year—prior to that he on Capitol Hill—Chaplain Black served in the US NAVY for 27 years-ending his distinguished career as the CHIEF of the Navy Chaplains.

    Chaplain Black is a native of Baltimore –he earned his Master of Arts degrees in Divinity, Counseling and Management ---receiving a Doctorate degree in Ministry and a Doctor of Philosophy degree in Psychology.

    That’s not all he has authored 6 books beginning with his autobiography –From the Hood to the Hill in 2006---The Blessing of Adversity in 2011—Nothing to Fear 2017---Make Your Voice Heard in Heaven in 2018---Bible Wisdom for Better Living in 2019 and a Prayer for our Country -words to unite and inspire Hope in 2022.

   Here is Sioux Falls—I was happy to see that this Good Friday event on April 3rd—return to the Best Western Ramkota Exhibit Hall…

   I had a number of inquiry—when they heard that I was going to attend the Prayer Breakfast---if it would be part of my radio show—

   The answer was yes----it was Mary Schilling who was first to ask---as a marketing consultant and Recruiting Specialist---the answer was yes

    Mary even suggested a few questions---

---You’ve had an incredible journey---from Baltimore to the US Senate—when you look back—what moment stands out as the turning point in your life---

 ----that are a lot of people out there who feel like their story is ordinary—what would you say to someone who wonders IF THEIR LIFE can really make a difference---

 ----Your messages centers around hope and perseverance –what does that look like for someone going thru a tough season right now?

-----For people who may feel disconnected from faith or unsure where to start—what is one simple step they can take---

-----You have prayed in some of the most high-pressure rooms in the country—how do you personally stay grounded?

----He has written about “The Blessing of Adversity—that’s not always easy to see in the moment –how can people reframe challenges when they’re in the middle of them?

----How about one of the toughest challenges you’ve personally faced-and what did it teach you?

----From the stories I’ve heard and followed---you’ve inspired people across the country—can you share a story where you saw someone’s life truly change thru faith or encouragement

----We were very happy to have you speak here in Sioux Falls to this prayer breakfast---what drew you to be a part of this event in South Dakota?

----If someone listening could take just one action today to live a life that makes a difference—what would you encourage them to do?

----Finally—when people hear your remarkable story—what do you hope it inspires in them long after this event is over?

-------------We appreciate you coming to spend this Easter Weekend with us----down to earth—carrying and quite the example for so many---thank you for joining us---

----------we’ll take a break—and share some of our It’s YOUR Agri Business Segments—on this first Friday of April---

10:14/00—KELO Commercials

10:15/30---It’s YOUR Business –Good Friday-----2

Welcome back to a special It’s YOUR Agri Business Show----

 

When we come back we’ll visit with Nolan Clarke—Plains Commerce Bank-----what you see---how you can help them and answer those difficult questions---900 dozen eggs to feed south Dakota---

 

Olivia Sip---605-335-0364----Eggs olivia.sip@feedingsouthdakota.org

Lots of them----

Dakota Layers will be delivering 10,800 eggs to Feeding South Dakota’s Sioux Falls Warehouse—this donation comes from their annual campaign—where one dozen eggs is donated for every 3 pointed made by the SD STATE Jackrabbits—men and women’s basketball team.

 

Eggs are Feeding South Dakota Warehouse in Sioux Falls---

10:22/00—KELO Commercials

10:24/00---It’s YOUR Business Good Friday 3

------------Sarah Heinrich---Growing Harvest Network—KFGO Fargo

------------We’ll take a little---break—come back and get some morning farm prices-----stay with us—on this Good Friday---Feeding South Dakota and remembering what happened years ago on the cross for you

10:29/00—KELO Commercials ----

10:31/00---Ag Biz 4

---Lets check the morning Farm Prices----with Matt Swenson----Swenson Commodities----

----------Matt what are you seeing on this Good Friday and Easter Weekend------

-------------Matt Swenson-----Swenson Commodities-----

-------how they reach you if they want more information----

------------Talk to you on Monday----

----Geri Eide---FFA of South Dakota----

---------------your report—what you are seeing----and we should know about your folks----and projects---

-------------Geri---------

605-765-4865----

--Agri Science Fair starting—

What we should know---

--more to come---on the Good Friday—with reports from those teachers—instructors—and those learning so very well---

10:39/00—KELO Commercials

10:41/00---Ag Biz 4

Mr. Tree –John Ball—what he sees and what we should know 605-695---2503

Mr. Tree change of weather on this easter weekend----how are our trees fairing-----and what do they need the most---

-------------John Ball------

----------your concern about the trees---what they have too much of or are lacking----going from 70’s to snow aind inclement weather—

----------------Tree---------------

-------how have the trees faired in this roller coaster weather----- what would you say-----

------what the trees need for the next week—moisture---heat---or what?

---------John Ball----Mr. Tree –thanks for all you do—and how you do it—

------John-----------

--study released

  Annual 211 Impact Study Released 

Sioux Falls, SD (April 2, 2026) – United Way Worldwide released its annual 211 Impact Survey – including data from 211 contact centers serving all 50 states and Puerto Rico. Nationally, referrals increased to 19 million in 2025 – over 1 million more than in 2024. 211 is the go-to three-digit number that helps millions of people across the U.S. and Canada, including those in South Dakota, connect to locally available resources.

In South Dakota, 211 specialists fielded nearly 60,000 contacts and identified over 100,000 needs. Assistance with housing was the most common request, followed by food, clothing, transportation, and utility assistance. Just in January and February alone this year, 15,492 needs were identified while many individuals expressed more than one need during their contact with 211 staff. In that same timeframe the data shows that after the highly populated counties such as Minnehaha, Pennington and Lincoln counties, others that had higher contacts were Butte, Brown, Beadle and Davison.

“The data which the Helpline Center collects through our interactions with the community offers valuable insights into the trends and challenges faced by households in South Dakota said Janet Kittams, CEO of the Helpline Center. “211, which is staffed by professional community resource specialists who know the resources and supports, is improving lives and ensuring all people in South Dakota have the ability to thrive.”

Nationally, 211 is accessible to nearly 99% of the country's population. In South Dakota, the Helpline Center launched its 211 Helpline in 2001 and celebrated a major milestone in 2020 when 211 went statewide in South Dakota.

The Helpline Center encourages South Dakota residents to:

- Call, text, or email 211 if they or someone they know needs help.

- Share 211 widely with their neighbors, family, and friends to connect others to help and support.

- Advocate to your local policymakers for the importance of and need to strengthen 211.

To learn more about the results of the 2025 211 Impact Suvey, visit www.unitedway.org/the-facts-about-211-2025-impact-snapshot. For data on 211 in South Dakota, visit www.helplinecenter.org/2-1-1/data--Mr. Tree John Ball---605-695-2503 or 688-4737

10:53/00—KELO Commercials

 

--------our time is up—thank you for yours

 

April 3, 2026---10-11&mdash;It&rsquo;s YOUR Agri Business&mdash;Show 51-60&mdash;Good Friday Prayer Breakfast Morning
(((From the Blackburn Studios in Downtown Sioux Falls&mdash;Become a Blackburn Protected HOME----))))
(((MUSIC&mdash;THIS OLE HOUSE))))
(((YEE HAH----I&rsquo;m Bill Zortman and WELCOME to our It&rsquo;s YOUR Agri Business show---all part of the Good Friday Prayer Breakfast here in Sioux Falls ---))))
&nbsp; Earlier this morning I attended a good portion of the Good Friday Prayer Breakfast---lots of folks enjoying breakfast&mdash;talking Agri Business and working with the Chief voice---the 62nd&nbsp;Chaplain of the US Senate---Barry C Black---and as a former Navy Leader&mdash;Barry has inspired the nation with his faith, courage, and wisdom and he has spoken to the National Prayer Breakfast there as well----
&nbsp;
&nbsp;&nbsp; He is inspiring as he tells his powerful stories of hope, service and perseverance and is inspiring to live a life that makes a difference.
&nbsp;&nbsp; You have to go back to June 27, 2003 when he was elected the 62nd&nbsp;Chaplain of the Senate. He started his work on July 7th&nbsp;that year&mdash;prior to that he on Capitol Hill&mdash;Chaplain Black served in the US NAVY for 27 years-ending his distinguished career as the CHIEF of the Navy Chaplains.
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Chaplain Black is a native of Baltimore &ndash;he earned his Master of Arts degrees in Divinity, Counseling and Management ---receiving a Doctorate degree in Ministry and a Doctor of Philosophy degree in Psychology.
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; That&rsquo;s not all he has authored 6 books beginning with his autobiography &ndash;From the Hood to the Hill in 2006---The Blessing of Adversity in 2011&mdash;Nothing to Fear 2017---Make Your Voice Heard in Heaven in 2018---Bible Wisdom for Better Living in 2019 and a Prayer for our Country -words to unite and inspire Hope in 2022.
&nbsp;&nbsp; Here is Sioux Falls&mdash;I was happy to see that this Good Friday event on April 3rd&mdash;return to the Best Western Ramkota Exhibit Hall&hellip;
&nbsp;&nbsp; I had a number of inquiry&mdash;when they heard that I was going to attend the Prayer Breakfast---if it would be part of my radio show&mdash;
&nbsp;&nbsp; The answer was yes----it was Mary Schilling who was first to ask---as a marketing consultant and Recruiting Specialist---the answer was yes
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Mary even suggested a few questions---
---You&rsquo;ve had an incredible journey---from Baltimore to the US Senate&mdash;when you look back&mdash;what moment stands out as the turning point in your life---
&nbsp;----that are a lot of people out there who feel like their story is ordinary&mdash;what would you say to someone who wonders IF THEIR LIFE can really make a difference---
&nbsp;----Your messages centers around hope and perseverance &ndash;what does that look like for someone going thru a tough season right now?
-----For people who may feel disconnected from faith or unsure where to start&mdash;what is one simple step they can take---
-----You have prayed in some of the most high-pressure rooms in the country&mdash;how do you personally stay grounded?
----He has written about &ldquo;The Blessing of Adversity&mdash;that&rsquo;s not always easy to see in the moment &ndash;how can people reframe challenges when they&rsquo;re in the middle of them?
----How about one of the toughest challenges you&rsquo;ve personally faced-and what did it teach you?
----From the stories I&rsquo;ve heard and followed---you&rsquo;ve inspired people across the country&mdash;can you share a story where you saw someone&rsquo;s life truly change thru faith or encouragement
----We were very happy to have you speak here in Sioux Falls to this prayer breakfast---what drew you to be a part of this event in South Dakota?
----If someone listening could take just one action today to live a life that makes a difference&mdash;what would you encourage them to do?
----Finally&mdash;when people hear your remarkable story&mdash;what do you hope it inspires in them long after this event is over?
-------------We appreciate you coming to spend this Easter Weekend with us----down to earth&mdash;carrying and quite the example for so many---thank you for joining us---
----------we&rsquo;ll take a break&mdash;and share some of our It&rsquo;s YOUR Agri Business Segments&mdash;on this first Friday of April---
10:14/00&mdash;KELO Commercials
10:15/30---It&rsquo;s YOUR Business &ndash;Good Friday-----2
Welcome back to a special It&rsquo;s YOUR Agri Business Show----
&nbsp;
When we come back we&rsquo;ll visit with Nolan Clarke&mdash;Plains Commerce Bank-----what you see---how you can help them and answer those difficult questions---900 dozen eggs to feed south Dakota---
&nbsp;
Olivia Sip---605-335-0364----Eggs&nbsp;<a href="mailto:olivia.sip@feedingsouthdakota.org">olivia.sip@feedingsouthdakota.org</a>
Lots of them----
Dakota Layers will be delivering 10,800 eggs to Feeding South Dakota&rsquo;s Sioux Falls Warehouse&mdash;this donation comes from their annual campaign&mdash;where one dozen eggs is donated for every 3 pointed made by the SD STATE Jackrabbits&mdash;men and women&rsquo;s basketball team.
&nbsp;
Eggs are Feeding South Dakota Warehouse in Sioux Falls---
10:22/00&mdash;KELO Commercials
10:24/00---It&rsquo;s YOUR Business Good Friday 3
------------Sarah Heinrich---Growing Harvest Network&mdash;KFGO Fargo
------------We&rsquo;ll take a little---break&mdash;come back and get some morning farm prices-----stay with us&mdash;on this Good Friday---Feeding South Dakota and remembering what happened years ago on the cross for you
10:29/00&mdash;KELO Commercials ----
10:31/00---Ag Biz 4
---Lets check the morning Farm Prices----with Matt Swenson----Swenson Commodities----
----------Matt what are you seeing on this Good Friday and Easter Weekend------
-------------Matt Swenson-----Swenson Commodities-----
-------how they reach you if they want more information----
------------Talk to you on Monday----
----Geri Eide---FFA of South Dakota----
---------------your report&mdash;what you are seeing----and we should know about your folks----and projects---
-------------Geri---------
605-765-4865----
--Agri Science Fair starting&mdash;
What we should know---
--more to come---on the Good Friday&mdash;with reports from those teachers&mdash;instructors&mdash;and those learning so very well---
10:39/00&mdash;KELO Commercials
10:41/00---Ag Biz 4
Mr. Tree &ndash;John Ball&mdash;what he sees and what we should know 605-695---2503
Mr. Tree change of weather on this easter weekend----how are our trees fairing-----and what do they need the most---
-------------John Ball------
----------your concern about the trees---what they have too much of or are lacking----going from 70&rsquo;s to snow aind inclement weather&mdash;
----------------Tree---------------
-------how have the trees faired in this roller coaster weather----- what would you say-----
------what the trees need for the next week&mdash;moisture---heat---or what?
---------John Ball----Mr. Tree &ndash;thanks for all you do&mdash;and how you do it&mdash;
------John-----------
--study released
&nbsp; Annual 211 Impact Study Released&nbsp;
Sioux Falls, SD (April 2, 2026)&nbsp;&ndash;&nbsp;United Way Worldwide released its annual 211 Impact Survey &ndash; including data from 211 contact centers serving all 50 states and Puerto Rico. Nationally, referrals increased to 19 million in 2025 &ndash; over 1 million more than in 2024. 211 is the go-to three-digit number that helps millions of people across the U.S. and Canada, including those in South Dakota, connect to locally available resources.
In South Dakota, 211 specialists fielded nearly 60,000 contacts and identified over 100,000 needs. Assistance with housing was the most common request, followed by food, clothing, transportation, and utility assistance. Just in January and February alone this year, 15,492 needs were identified while many individuals expressed more than one need during their contact with 211 staff. In that same timeframe the data shows that after the highly populated counties such as Minnehaha, Pennington and Lincoln counties, others that had higher contacts were Butte, Brown, Beadle and Davison.
&ldquo;The data which the Helpline Center collects through our interactions with the community offers valuable insights into the trends and challenges faced by households in South Dakota said Janet Kittams, CEO of the Helpline Center. &ldquo;211, which is staffed by professional community resource specialists who know the resources and supports, is improving lives and ensuring all people in South Dakota have the ability to thrive.&rdquo; Nationally, 211 is accessible to nearly 99% of the country's population. In South Dakota, the Helpline Center launched its 211 Helpline in 2001 and celebrated a major milestone in 2020 when 211 went statewide in South Dakota.
The Helpline Center encourages South Dakota residents to:
- Call, text, or email 211&nbsp;if they or someone they know needs help.
- Share 211 widely&nbsp;with their neighbors, family, and friends to connect others to help and support.
- Advocate to your local policymakers&nbsp;for the importance of and need to strengthen 211.
To learn more about the results of the 2025 211 Impact Suvey, visit&nbsp;<a href="http://www.unitedway.org/the-facts-about-211-2025-impact-snapshot" data-saferedirecturl="https://www.google.com/url?q=http://www.unitedway.org/the-facts-about-211-2025-impact-snapshot&amp;source=gmail&amp;ust=1775310670308000&amp;usg=AOvVaw0BtF2XCt5CXz6L56fw_w8o">www.unitedway.org/the-facts-about-211-2025-impact-snapshot</a>. For data on 211 in South Dakota, visit&nbsp;<a href="http://www.helplinecenter.org/2-1-1/data--Mr" data-saferedirecturl="https://www.google.com/url?q=http://www.helplinecenter.org/2-1-1/data--Mr&amp;source=gmail&amp;ust=1775310670308000&amp;usg=AOvVaw2HaeeQC63aQBuXlUH_x9MB">www.helplinecenter.org/2-1-1/data--Mr</a>. Tree John Ball---605-695-2503 or 688-4737
10:53/00&mdash;KELO Commercials
&nbsp;
--------our time is up&mdash;thank you for yours
&nbsp;

April 3, 2026 10AM - It's Your Agri Business with Bill Zortman

April 3, 2026---9-10---It’s YOUR Business---Show 51-59

(((FROM THE BLACKBURN STUDIOS in Downtown Sioux Falls –Become a BLACKBURN PROTECTED HOME

 

(((((MUSIC---THIS OLE HOUSE))))

(((YEE_HAH---I’m Bill Zortman and WELCOME to our Weekly Family Friendly Friday Forray---giving you the list of Upcoming Events---while looking at what has happened since our last show on 10:00 Wednesday

 

I’m just back from the Good Friday Prayer Breakfast with the MC---and the Guest Speaker—they will join us at 9:32—to talk about the turnout—what we should be talking and thiking about on Good Friday----and we’ll give you a crash course of what the KEY NOTE SPEAKER had to say---

 

   But Let’s Get Started as we always do at 9:06 Friday’s—find out what Jodi Schwan—is covering and what we should know.

 

   Before we get to the prayer breakfast—which we are both just back from—along with the Guest Speaker who will join the discussion at 9:32

 

---Tons of Retail News--including national names come to Lake Lorraine

----A bunch of restaurant updates---new brunch spot—new Brazilian restaurant -a much requested one---RAISING CANE’S

----We have a recap of the first quarter building activity—including a 40 million increase in the first quarter in 2026 over 2025---more apartment permits issued. Apartments 2026 over 2025 is up 20 million dollars –New Commercial up nearly 40 million in the first quarter
New National names coming to Lake Lorraine
Restaurant updates including a new brunch spot, new Brazilian Restaurant---a much requested one—Raising Cane’s

   What else did you see that caught your eye—during the first quarter and what you hear might be happening now that we are in the 3rd day of the 2nd quarter of 2026---?

 

   How they find all your good work-----not only with 1st quarter of 2026—but much more?

------------------Jodi-------------------------

 

Jessie Schmidt---BBB of South Dakota----92 days in the books for 2026---warnings—what you see—and what our audience should know that is out there----

-------------Jessie------------------

  Trends for the BBB of South Dakota---what we should be keeping a sharp eye out for----and how our listeners can best stay ahead of the creepy crawly critters—seeking to push us into making no decision—or the wrong decisions---

--------------Jessie-----------------

   Most asked questions in the first 93 days of 2026? What concerns you the most---- of the calls you’ve taken and those that have decided to take it to the BBB office in Downtown Sioux Falls----for answers?

---------------Jessie-----------------

   Jessie Schmidt—the Better Business Bureau---designed to keep you educated---and prepared for those out there not exactly having your best INTERESTS in mind.

 

   Just ahead—another Schmidt---and we’ll hear more on EXPERIENCE-Sioux Falls and Terri Schmidt----and KIP ROUNDS—South Dakota Game Fish and Parks---YES ALL THINGS FISHING---Are the Fish biting yet? What’s your guess—are have you already had a few bites---

 

   And we’ll talk about the PRAYER BREAKFAST just completed here in Sioux Falls---

9:18/00—KELO COMMERCIALS

9:20/00---Biz ---2---Experience @ Dakota Fishing

   Welcome back to It’s YOUR Business---I had the chance to rub elbows this morning at the Sioux Falls PRAYER Breakfast---you’ll meet the distinguished guest speaker—and the Reliable Master of Ceremonies---Shannon Nordstrom ----

   Teri Schmidt---Experience Sioux Falls---is with us ---and you have a come-on for those to attend the Experience Sioux Falls Annual Luncheon---

  -----------what should we know---who can go---and when is it?

----------Teri--------------

   You have lived in Sioux Falls a very respectful number of years—what are you learning in 2026----and what do you think our listeners should want to learn?----

----------Teri--------------

   Upcoming events—how our listeners can plug into the Experiencing what is important here in Sioux Falls and the area?

------------Teri--------------

   Kip Rounds—South Dakota Game Fish and Parks-----last stop before we visit about the Sioux Falls Prayer Breakfast—just completed less than an hour ago---

  ------The great out-doors in up your alley---and today you want to share---everything Fishing---and you have It from good sources---spring can be the some of the best fishing of the year----share why you are excited about it---

---------Kip--------------

   -------Kip Rounds---South Dakota Game Fish and Parks-----

 

------just ahead---for the fifth or sixth time this morning I was able to attend—quite the Event---Sioux Falls Prayer Breakfast at the Best Western Ramkota Exhibit Hall---the MC for that event—Shannon Nordstrom joins us along with Rear Admiral Barry Black—he’s next---and we’ll a chance have our annual Chaplain Visit on Good Friday—

 

9:28/30—KELO Commercials

9:30/00---fox biz news

9:32/00---It’s YOUR Business 3

 

Before our show this morning—I was able to attend the Sioux Falls Prayer Breakfast-----the guest speaker---is a heavy-weight---

   Rear Admiral Barry Black (retired) was elected the 62nd Chaplain of the Senate and began work on July 7th 20023---before that he served 27 years in the US Navy—and ended his DISTINGUISED career as the Chief of Navy Chaplains---

 

  He has authored 6 books beginning with his autobiography---“From the Hood to the HILL (2006), The Blessing of Adversity (2011), Nothing to Fear (2017), Make your VOICE HEARD in Heaven (2018), and Bible Wisdom for the Better Living (2019----))and yes—4 years ago—a Prayer for our Country (words to Unite and Inspire hope (2022)

 

With his wife formerly Brenda Persall—they have 3 sons –yes Barry and Brenda have Barry 11. Brendan and Bradford—he ended his work as the 62nd Chaplain of the Senate—

 

Shannon Nordstrom –MC—long time friend joins us again –to share what he saw and what we should know---

 

---------------Shannon---Barry Black---Bill Zortman---the meaning and importance of the event this morning at the Best Western Ramkota Exhibit Hall-----

 

9:43/00—KELO Commercials

9:44/30---Business 4

----Jim Ohlander----Hockey playoffs----

Where the Stampede is------and what needs to happen---

---looking ahead-----

----------schedule---special nights---hopes for the playoffs—

 

--------Jim Ohlander-----

 

Thanks for all you do-----

 

   Cat Clark---Sioux Falls Canaries---how are you pointing at the start of the season-----in 2026---

 

-----------Cat-----------------

   Feels new with all you have going on ------tell us about it---and hopes for 2026----

---------------Cat--------------------

 

   Cat Clark—Baseball even with a little snow now is not that far away—

 

---Sarah Heinrich has the Growing Harvest Network coming up----next from Sanford---stay with us

 

9:55/30—KELO Commercials

9:57/00---Business 5

   Dianna Patterson—Sanford Career Opportunities—what are you seeing as a need this week---

-----------Diana----------------

   How they can answer the call at Sanford----

 

--------------Diana-----------

   Our time is up—thank you for yours------

April 3, 2026---9-10---It&rsquo;s YOUR Business---Show 51-59
(((FROM THE BLACKBURN STUDIOS in Downtown Sioux Falls &ndash;Become a BLACKBURN PROTECTED HOME
&nbsp;
(((((MUSIC---THIS OLE HOUSE))))
(((YEE_HAH---I&rsquo;m Bill Zortman and WELCOME to our Weekly Family Friendly Friday Forray---giving you the list of Upcoming Events---while looking at what has happened since our last show on 10:00 Wednesday
&nbsp;
I&rsquo;m just back from the Good Friday Prayer Breakfast with the MC---and the Guest Speaker&mdash;they will join us at 9:32&mdash;to talk about the turnout&mdash;what we should be talking and thiking about on Good Friday----and we&rsquo;ll give you a crash course of what the KEY NOTE SPEAKER had to say---
&nbsp;
&nbsp;&nbsp; But Let&rsquo;s Get Started as we always do at 9:06 Friday&rsquo;s&mdash;find out what Jodi Schwan&mdash;is covering and what we should know.
&nbsp;
&nbsp;&nbsp; Before we get to the prayer breakfast&mdash;which we are both just back from&mdash;along with the Guest Speaker who will join the discussion at 9:32
&nbsp;
---Tons of Retail News--including national names come to Lake Lorraine
----A bunch of restaurant updates---new brunch spot&mdash;new Brazilian restaurant -a much requested one---RAISING CANE&rsquo;S
----We have a recap of the first quarter building activity&mdash;including a 40 million increase in the first quarter in 2026 over 2025---more apartment permits issued. Apartments 2026 over 2025 is up 20 million dollars &ndash;New Commercial up nearly 40 million in the first quarter
<ul>
<li>New National names coming to Lake Lorraine</li>
<li>Restaurant updates including a new brunch spot, new Brazilian Restaurant---a much requested one&mdash;Raising Cane&rsquo;s</li>
</ul>
&nbsp;&nbsp; What else did you see that caught your eye&mdash;during the first quarter and what you hear might be happening now that we are in the 3rd&nbsp;day of the 2nd&nbsp;quarter of 2026---?
&nbsp;
&nbsp;&nbsp; How they find all your good work-----not only with 1st&nbsp;quarter of 2026&mdash;but much more?
------------------Jodi-------------------------
&nbsp;
Jessie Schmidt---BBB of South Dakota----92 days in the books for 2026---warnings&mdash;what you see&mdash;and what our audience should know that is out there----
-------------Jessie------------------
&nbsp; Trends for the BBB of South Dakota---what we should be keeping a sharp eye out for----and how our listeners can best stay ahead of the creepy crawly critters&mdash;seeking to push us into making no decision&mdash;or the wrong decisions---
--------------Jessie-----------------
&nbsp;&nbsp; Most asked questions in the first 93 days of 2026? What concerns you the most---- of the calls you&rsquo;ve taken and those that have decided to take it to the BBB office in Downtown Sioux Falls----for answers?
---------------Jessie-----------------
&nbsp;&nbsp; Jessie Schmidt&mdash;the Better Business Bureau---designed to keep you educated---and prepared for those out there not exactly having your best INTERESTS in mind.
&nbsp;
&nbsp;&nbsp; Just ahead&mdash;another Schmidt---and we&rsquo;ll hear more on EXPERIENCE-Sioux Falls and Terri Schmidt----and KIP ROUNDS&mdash;South Dakota Game Fish and Parks---YES ALL THINGS FISHING---Are the Fish biting yet? What&rsquo;s your guess&mdash;are have you already had a few bites---
&nbsp;
&nbsp;&nbsp; And we&rsquo;ll talk about the PRAYER BREAKFAST just completed here in Sioux Falls---
9:18/00&mdash;KELO COMMERCIALS
9:20/00---Biz ---2---Experience @ Dakota Fishing
&nbsp;&nbsp; Welcome back to It&rsquo;s YOUR Business---I had the chance to rub elbows this morning at the Sioux Falls PRAYER Breakfast---you&rsquo;ll meet the distinguished guest speaker&mdash;and the Reliable Master of Ceremonies---Shannon Nordstrom ----
&nbsp;&nbsp; Teri Schmidt---Experience Sioux Falls---is with us ---and you have a come-on for those to attend the Experience Sioux Falls Annual Luncheon---
&nbsp; -----------what should we know---who can go---and when is it?
----------Teri--------------
&nbsp;&nbsp; You have lived in Sioux Falls a very respectful number of years&mdash;what are you learning in 2026----and what do you think our listeners should want to learn?----
----------Teri--------------
&nbsp;&nbsp; Upcoming events&mdash;how our listeners can plug into the Experiencing what is important here in Sioux Falls and the area?
------------Teri--------------
&nbsp;&nbsp; Kip Rounds&mdash;South Dakota Game Fish and Parks-----last stop before we visit about the Sioux Falls Prayer Breakfast&mdash;just completed less than an hour ago---
&nbsp; ------The great out-doors in up your alley---and today you want to share---everything Fishing---and you have It from good sources---spring can be the some of the best fishing of the year----share why you are excited about it---
---------Kip--------------
&nbsp;&nbsp; -------Kip Rounds---South Dakota Game Fish and Parks-----
&nbsp;
------just ahead---for the fifth or sixth time this morning I was able to attend&mdash;quite the Event---Sioux Falls Prayer Breakfast at the Best Western Ramkota Exhibit Hall---the MC for that event&mdash;Shannon Nordstrom joins us along with Rear Admiral Barry Black&mdash;he&rsquo;s next---and we&rsquo;ll a chance have our annual Chaplain Visit on Good Friday&mdash;
&nbsp;
9:28/30&mdash;KELO Commercials
9:30/00---fox biz news
9:32/00---It&rsquo;s YOUR Business 3
&nbsp;
Before our show this morning&mdash;I was able to attend the Sioux Falls Prayer Breakfast-----the guest speaker---is a heavy-weight---
&nbsp;&nbsp; Rear Admiral Barry Black (retired) was elected the 62nd&nbsp;Chaplain of the Senate and began work on July 7th&nbsp;20023---before that he served 27 years in the US Navy&mdash;and ended his DISTINGUISED career as the Chief of Navy Chaplains---
&nbsp;
&nbsp; He has authored 6 books beginning with his autobiography---&ldquo;From the Hood to the HILL (2006), The Blessing of Adversity (2011), Nothing to Fear (2017), Make your VOICE HEARD in Heaven (2018), and Bible Wisdom for the Better Living (2019----))and yes&mdash;4 years ago&mdash;a Prayer for our Country (words to Unite and Inspire hope (2022)
&nbsp;
With his wife formerly Brenda Persall&mdash;they have 3 sons &ndash;yes Barry and Brenda have Barry 11. Brendan and Bradford&mdash;he ended his work as the 62nd&nbsp;Chaplain of the Senate&mdash;
&nbsp;
Shannon Nordstrom &ndash;MC&mdash;long time friend joins us again &ndash;to share what he saw and what we should know---
&nbsp;
---------------Shannon---Barry Black---Bill Zortman---the meaning and importance of the event this morning at the Best Western Ramkota Exhibit Hall-----
&nbsp;
9:43/00&mdash;KELO Commercials
9:44/30---Business 4
----Jim Ohlander----Hockey playoffs----
Where the Stampede is------and what needs to happen---
---looking ahead-----
----------schedule---special nights---hopes for the playoffs&mdash;
&nbsp;
--------Jim Ohlander-----
&nbsp;
Thanks for all you do-----
&nbsp;
&nbsp; &nbsp;Cat Clark---Sioux Falls Canaries---how are you pointing at the start of the season-----in 2026---
&nbsp;
-----------Cat-----------------
&nbsp;&nbsp; Feels new with all you have going on ------tell us about it---and hopes for 2026----
---------------Cat--------------------
&nbsp;
&nbsp;&nbsp; Cat Clark&mdash;Baseball even with a little snow now is not that far away&mdash;
&nbsp;
---Sarah Heinrich has the Growing Harvest Network coming up----next from Sanford---stay with us
&nbsp;
9:55/30&mdash;KELO Commercials
9:57/00---Business 5
&nbsp;&nbsp; Dianna Patterson&mdash;Sanford Career Opportunities&mdash;what are you seeing as a need this week---
-----------Diana----------------
&nbsp;&nbsp; How they can answer the call at Sanford----
&nbsp;
--------------Diana-----------
&nbsp;&nbsp; Our time is up&mdash;thank you for yours------

April 3, 2026 9AM - It's Your Business with Bill Zortman

April 1, 2026---9-10---Working on Wellness Wednesday—Show 51-57

(((From the Blackburn Studios in Downtown Sioux Falls—BECOME a Blackburn Protected Home)))

(((MUSIC—THIS OLE HOUSE)))

((YEE HAH---I’m Bill Zortman and WELCOME to our Working on Wellness Wednesday---Show 51-57

  LOTS to Think about and lots to talk about on this first day of April 2026---on this Working On Wellness Wednesday---

  We start with what Dr. Tim Ridgway Dean –USD Sanford School of Medicine and Vice President for Health Affairs in an interview we did a few minutes ago with him on the way to Vermillion

((((((Taped Interview---Dr. Tim Ridgway—less than an hour ago)))))

-----------Just ahead---Joseph Kippley with an update of the Community Health Assessment process and top 3 priorities---adolescent mental health, health living and access to dental care….

9:16/00---KELO Commercials

9:18/00---Joseph Kippley—on Community Health Assessment process and top 3 priorities---adolescent mental health, health living  and one that might surprise you—access to dental care..

----------your topic on the process for Community Health and the process made me wonder about the TOP 3 PRIORITIES---

---------------Joe Kippley-----

----------as we move into spring----what you see---concerns you have for health for our citizens----and what might catch us from illness in’s-and-out’s this spring…

----------just ahead Dr. Josh Jorde---following---FOX Business News

9:28/30---KELO Commercials

9:30/00---Fox News

9:32/00---Wellness Wednesday 3

No fooling---Dr. Joshua Jorde joins us---lots to think about on the Chiropractic front

Once again I asked my kids for ideas on what to talk about today. My teenage daughter said Easter, but

couldn’t come up with a way to connect that in to chiropractic or health in general other than to not eat

too much Easter candy at once. Speaking of which, don’t eat too much Easter candy at once. My

youngest said I should talk about adjusting kids because eggs, as in Easter eggs, are kind of like kids, and

they also crack when you push on them. Thankfully the cracking isn’t quite the same as that, but it

wasn’t a bad idea in general as it’s been awhile since I last talked about the chiropractic benefits for

children which are unique to them as opposed to the most well-known pain relief benefits.

First off, when it comes to pain, kids are pretty resilient, which can be a double edged sword. Even when

injured, they bounce back pretty quickly and are often better able to fully heal on their own compared

to adults. Unfortunately, when unable to fully heal on their own and the body starts to only

compensate, they also don’t have much pain stemming from it and things go unnoticed until adulthood.

When it comes to getting checked out regularly, kids don’t need to be checked quite as often, usually

just a couple of times a year compared to every couple of months for adults, and it gives considerably

more benefit due to helping them grow properly while in alignment.

However, there are also some issues that disproportionately affect kids or are much more likely to have

lasting results if adjusted while young as opposed to later in life. Bedwetting is one of the most well

researched childhood issues that can be corrected by chiropractic. Asthma is another condition

chiropractors can work on at any age, but catching it early definitely has much better outcomes than

later in life. My youngest one has a history of respiratory issues which are primarily the result of severe

double pneumonia when she was very little, but there’s been more than one occasion where an

adjustment has kept her out of the hospital as it made the difference between her blood O2

concentration being 93 versus below 90.

One of the most common childhood conditions I work on though is one that also hits close to home just

because I had it as well, though without chiropractic, and led to me having a penicillin allergy and that’s

chronic ear infections. This is more of an infant to toddler sort of condition and obviously occasional ear

infections can happen to anyone especially at that age, but research has found significant improvement

with chiropractic care for those young ones who have chronic or recurrent ear infections.

So as usual, if you’re needing an adjustment yourself, especially if getting active in some of the nice

weather we have had, but also if wanting to get your children checked, we have three chiropractors at

Jorde Chiropractic who are all too happy to help. In fact, Dr. Plueger’s son has a birthday coming up, and

he’s been getting adjusted since the very same day he was born. Our office is 2821 S Center Avenue, just

north of the Hy-Vee on Minnesota Ave. You can reach us online at jordechiropractic.com, phone is

605-335-0880 and our office hours are MWF 9-530, TTh 9-1230 and Saturday 9-noon

----1 more Wellness Wednesday Stop---Mary Michaels---AARP-----with a focus on Fraud Prevention

9:44/00—KELO Commercials

9:45/30---Wellness Wednesday—AARP-Mary Michaels Taped segment-------

Economic Value of Family Caregiving in South Dakota Reaches $2.5 Billion Annually, New AARP Report Shows

The report finds that 150,000 family caregivers of adults contribute 106 million hours of care annually.

SIOUX FALLS, SD — South Dakota’s family caregivers now provide $2.5 billion worth of labor each year, according to a new AARP report. Most of this work is unpaid, yet it forms the backbone of the nation’s long-term care system that is essential to helping millions of older adults live independently at home.

Why this matters: Without family caregivers, many more South Dakotans would rely on expensive institutional care, driving significantly higher costs for taxpayers and public programs.

“Family caregivers are a major economic force that fills critical gaps in our health care system,” said Erik Gaikowski, AARP South Dakota State Director. “The economic value they provide now exceeds $2.5 billion annually, yet this care often comes at significant cost to caregivers’ health, financial security and well-being. AARP is elevating this important issue and fighting to save family caregivers time and money.”

Key findings from the report – Valuing the Invaluable 2026 – include:
150,000 South Dakotans are caregivers of adults, providing care for older parents, spouses, neighbors and other loved ones, contributing 106 million hours of care annually, work that would be valued at $2.5 billion per year if paid in the marketplace, based on a value of $23.22 per hour.
Across states, the estimated value of caregiving ranges from $14.12 per hour in Louisiana to $27.05 per hour in Washington, reflecting regional differences in wages and the cost of care.

National Findings:
59 million Americans are caregivers of adults, providing care for older parents, spouses, neighbors, and other loved ones, contributing 49.5 billion hours of care annually, work that would be valued at $1.01 trillion per year if paid in the marketplace, based on a value of $20.41 per hour.
The 49.5 billion hours of care provided each year is the equivalent of nearly 24 million full-time workers, roughly 17% of the entire U.S. full-time workforce.
The value of family caregiving exceeds total federal, state and local Medicaid spending nationwide, and almost doubles all out-of-pocket health care spending.

Caregiving has become more demanding and complex as chronic illnesses rise and more care shifts into homes:
Family caregivers are spending more time providing care, averaging 27 hours each week.
More than half, 57%, now provide high-intensity care, meaning they spend more hours helping with daily tasks like bathing and dressing, as well as complex medical and nursing tasks like wound care and administering injections.

AARP continues federal and state advocacy efforts to save caregivers money, time, and get them the support they deserve. AARP South Dakota, for example, has supported legislative efforts to enhance timely and efficient access to Home and Community-Based Services (HCBS), to fund adult day centers and to enhance rural health care access through provisions such as the Advanced Practice Registered Nurse Compact. That measure, which passed during the 2024 legislative session, promotes quality of care and streamlines access to Advanced Practice Registered Nurses so that people can receive care close to home, where they want to be.

AARP also helps families navigate caregiving challenges by connecting them to trusted resources. AARP South Dakota’s Family Caregiving Resource Guide helps family caregivers access key programs, services and agencies right in their community. AARP South Dakota also collaborates with the Helpline Center on a service that allows family caregivers to sign up for phone or text support from trained staff. The program is free to participants, and any South Dakota resident age 18 and older who cares for an adult without pay is eligible. To enroll or to refer someone, simply call the Helpline Center at  211 and ask about the Caregiver Support Program.

Read the full Valuing the Invaluable Report here, and learn more about AARP resources for family caregivers at www.aarp.org/caregiving
AARP is the nation’s largest nonprofit, nonpartisan organization dedicated to empowering people to choose how they live as they age. In South Dakota, we strengthen communities and advocate for what matters most to 50-plus and their families: health security, financial stability, and personal fulfillment. Learn more at www.aarp.org/sd.

---we’ll get you ready for our Agri Business Show----when we come back----

9:55/55---KELO Commercials  9:57/15----closing

-----lots to talk about in our Ag Business Show—including a retirement----morning numbers-----weather---and getting ready for April----my time is up—thank you for yours…

April 1, 2026---9-10---Working on Wellness Wednesday&mdash;Show 51-57
(((From the Blackburn Studios in Downtown Sioux Falls&mdash;BECOME a Blackburn Protected Home)))
(((MUSIC&mdash;THIS OLE HOUSE)))
((YEE HAH---I&rsquo;m Bill Zortman and WELCOME to our Working on Wellness Wednesday---Show 51-57
&nbsp; LOTS to Think about and lots to talk about on this first day of April 2026---on this Working On Wellness Wednesday---
&nbsp; We start with what Dr. Tim Ridgway Dean &ndash;USD Sanford School of Medicine and Vice President for Health Affairs in an interview we did a few minutes ago with him on the way to Vermillion
((((((Taped Interview---Dr. Tim Ridgway&mdash;less than an hour ago)))))
-----------Just ahead---Joseph Kippley with an update of the Community Health Assessment process and top 3 priorities---adolescent mental health, health living and access to dental care&hellip;.
9:16/00---KELO Commercials
9:18/00---Joseph Kippley&mdash;on Community Health Assessment process and top 3 priorities---adolescent mental health, health living &nbsp;and one that might surprise you&mdash;access to dental care..
----------your topic on the process for Community Health and the process made me wonder about the TOP 3 PRIORITIES---
---------------Joe Kippley-----
----------as we move into spring----what you see---concerns you have for health for our citizens----and what might catch us from illness in&rsquo;s-and-out&rsquo;s this spring&hellip;
----------just ahead Dr. Josh Jorde---following---FOX Business News
9:28/30---KELO Commercials
9:30/00---Fox News
9:32/00---Wellness Wednesday 3
No fooling---Dr. Joshua Jorde joins us---lots to think about on the Chiropractic front
Once again I asked my kids for ideas on what to talk about today. My teenage daughter said Easter, but
couldn&rsquo;t come up with a way to connect that in to chiropractic or health in general other than to not eat
too much Easter candy at once. Speaking of which, don&rsquo;t eat too much Easter candy at once. My
youngest said I should talk about adjusting kids because eggs, as in Easter eggs, are kind of like kids, and
they also crack when you push on them. Thankfully the cracking isn&rsquo;t quite the same as that, but it
wasn&rsquo;t a bad idea in general as it&rsquo;s been awhile since I last talked about the chiropractic benefits for
children which are unique to them as opposed to the most well-known pain relief benefits.
First off, when it comes to pain, kids are pretty resilient, which can be a double edged sword. Even when
injured, they bounce back pretty quickly and are often better able to fully heal on their own compared
to adults. Unfortunately, when unable to fully heal on their own and the body starts to only
compensate, they also don&rsquo;t have much pain stemming from it and things go unnoticed until adulthood.
When it comes to getting checked out regularly, kids don&rsquo;t need to be checked quite as often, usually
just a couple of times a year compared to every couple of months for adults, and it gives considerably
more benefit due to helping them grow properly while in alignment.
However, there are also some issues that disproportionately affect kids or are much more likely to have
lasting results if adjusted while young as opposed to later in life. Bedwetting is one of the most well
researched childhood issues that can be corrected by chiropractic. Asthma is another condition
chiropractors can work on at any age, but catching it early definitely has much better outcomes than
later in life. My youngest one has a history of respiratory issues which are primarily the result of severe
double pneumonia when she was very little, but there&rsquo;s been more than one occasion where an
adjustment has kept her out of the hospital as it made the difference between her blood O2
concentration being 93 versus below 90.
One of the most common childhood conditions I work on though is one that also hits close to home just
because I had it as well, though without chiropractic, and led to me having a penicillin allergy and that&rsquo;s
chronic ear infections. This is more of an infant to toddler sort of condition and obviously occasional ear
infections can happen to anyone especially at that age, but research has found significant improvement
with chiropractic care for those young ones who have chronic or recurrent ear infections.
So as usual, if you&rsquo;re needing an adjustment yourself, especially if getting active in some of the nice
weather we have had, but also if wanting to get your children checked, we have three chiropractors at
Jorde Chiropractic who are all too happy to help. In fact, Dr. Plueger&rsquo;s son has a birthday coming up, and
he&rsquo;s been getting adjusted since the very same day he was born. Our office is 2821 S Center Avenue, just
north of the Hy-Vee on Minnesota Ave. You can reach us online at&nbsp;<a href="http://jordechiropractic.com/" data-saferedirecturl="https://www.google.com/url?q=http://jordechiropractic.com&amp;source=gmail&amp;ust=1775136129610000&amp;usg=AOvVaw2X1hGHQjb-1GB3JoBw0mH5">jordechiropractic.com</a>, phone is
605-335-0880 and our office hours are MWF 9-530, TTh 9-1230 and Saturday 9-noon
----1 more Wellness Wednesday Stop---Mary Michaels---AARP-----with a focus on Fraud Prevention
9:44/00&mdash;KELO Commercials
9:45/30---Wellness Wednesday&mdash;AARP-Mary Michaels Taped segment-------
Economic Value of Family Caregiving in South Dakota Reaches $2.5 Billion Annually, New AARP Report Shows
The report finds that 150,000 family caregivers of adults contribute 106 million hours of care annually.
SIOUX FALLS, SD&nbsp;&mdash; South Dakota&rsquo;s family caregivers now provide $2.5 billion worth of labor each year, according to a new AARP report. Most of this work is unpaid, yet it forms the backbone of the nation&rsquo;s long-term care system that is essential to helping millions of older adults live independently at home.
Why this matters:&nbsp;Without family caregivers, many more South Dakotans would rely on expensive institutional care, driving significantly higher costs for taxpayers and public programs.
&ldquo;Family caregivers are a major economic force that fills critical gaps in our health care system,&rdquo; said Erik Gaikowski, AARP South Dakota State Director. &ldquo;The economic value they provide now exceeds $2.5 billion annually, yet this care often comes at significant cost to caregivers&rsquo; health, financial security and well-being. AARP is elevating this important issue and fighting to save family caregivers time and money.&rdquo;
Key findings from the report &ndash;&nbsp;Valuing the Invaluable 2026&nbsp;&ndash; include:
<ul>
<li>150,000 South Dakotans are caregivers of adults, providing care for older parents, spouses, neighbors and other loved ones, contributing 106 million hours of care annually, work that would be valued at $2.5 billion per year if paid in the marketplace, based on a value of $23.22 per hour.</li>
<li>Across states, the estimated value of caregiving ranges from $14.12 per hour in Louisiana to $27.05 per hour in Washington, reflecting regional differences in wages and the cost of care.</li>
</ul>
National Findings:
<ul>
<li>59 million Americans are caregivers of adults, providing care for older parents, spouses, neighbors, and other loved ones, contributing 49.5 billion hours of care annually, work that would be valued at $1.01 trillion per year if paid in the marketplace, based on a value of $20.41 per hour.</li>
<li>The 49.5 billion hours of care provided each year is the equivalent of nearly 24 million full-time workers, roughly 17% of the entire U.S. full-time workforce.</li>
<li>The value of family caregiving exceeds total federal, state and local Medicaid spending nationwide, and almost doubles all out-of-pocket health care spending.</li>
</ul>
Caregiving has become more demanding and complex as chronic illnesses rise and more care shifts into homes:
<ul>
<li>Family caregivers are spending more time providing care, averaging 27 hours each week.</li>
<li>More than half, 57%, now provide high-intensity care, meaning they spend more hours helping with daily tasks like bathing and dressing, as well as complex medical and nursing tasks like wound care and administering injections.</li>
</ul>
AARP continues&nbsp;<a href="https://www.aarp.org/advocacy/caregiving/" data-saferedirecturl="https://www.google.com/url?q=https://www.aarp.org/advocacy/caregiving/&amp;source=gmail&amp;ust=1775136129610000&amp;usg=AOvVaw1aibNh_Ww3HOPmohsSc-2T">federal and state advocacy</a>&nbsp;efforts to save caregivers money, time, and get them the support they deserve. AARP South Dakota, for example, has supported legislative efforts to enhance timely and efficient access to Home and Community-Based Services (HCBS), to fund adult day centers and to enhance rural health care access through provisions such as the Advanced Practice Registered Nurse Compact. That measure, which passed during the 2024 legislative session, promotes quality of care and streamlines access to Advanced Practice Registered Nurses so that people can receive care close to home, where they want to be.
AARP also helps families navigate caregiving challenges by connecting them to trusted resources.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.aarp.org/states/south-dakota/caregiver-resources/" data-saferedirecturl="https://www.google.com/url?q=https://www.aarp.org/states/south-dakota/caregiver-resources/&amp;source=gmail&amp;ust=1775136129610000&amp;usg=AOvVaw37X549Z9CYDwd4rlSuH6nZ">AARP South Dakota&rsquo;s Family Caregiving Resource Guide</a>&nbsp;helps family caregivers access key programs, services and agencies right in their community. AARP South Dakota also collaborates with the Helpline Center on a service that allows family caregivers to sign up for phone or text support from trained staff. The program is free to participants, and any South Dakota resident age 18 and older who cares for an adult without pay is eligible. To enroll or to refer someone, simply call the Helpline Center at&nbsp; 211 and ask about the Caregiver Support Program.
Read the full&nbsp;Valuing the Invaluable Report&nbsp;<a href="https://www.aarp.org/valuing" data-saferedirecturl="https://www.google.com/url?q=https://www.aarp.org/valuing&amp;source=gmail&amp;ust=1775136129610000&amp;usg=AOvVaw25gz6l4JmiiBSRyIHOWzby">here</a>, and learn more about AARP resources for family caregivers at&nbsp;<a href="http://www.aarp.org/caregiving" data-saferedirecturl="https://www.google.com/url?q=http://www.aarp.org/caregiving&amp;source=gmail&amp;ust=1775136129610000&amp;usg=AOvVaw2Pfrea4aYKSQhYeH0L8i2N">www.aarp.org/caregiving</a> AARP is the nation&rsquo;s largest nonprofit, nonpartisan organization dedicated to empowering people to choose how they live as they age. In South Dakota, we strengthen communities and advocate for what matters most to 50-plus and their families: health security, financial stability, and personal fulfillment. Learn more at&nbsp;<a href="http://www.aarp.org/sd" data-saferedirecturl="https://www.google.com/url?q=http://www.aarp.org/sd&amp;source=gmail&amp;ust=1775136129610000&amp;usg=AOvVaw1UDwmnqHPvXCU_kIlJDZAu">www.aarp.org/sd</a>.
---we&rsquo;ll get you ready for our Agri Business Show----when we come back----
9:55/55---KELO Commercials&nbsp; 9:57/15----closing
-----lots to talk about in our Ag Business Show&mdash;including a retirement----morning numbers-----weather---and getting ready for April----my time is up&mdash;thank you for yours&hellip;

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