Dave Selvig is a Sports Editor at various publications including the Rapid City Journal Media Group and Herald & Review. He covers a range of topics with a focus on regional interest, world news, and the cannabis business and regulation in the United States. Dave's work has been featured in numerous outlets, including The Bismarck Tribune and Tulsa World Media Company.
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Dave Selvig's coverage is heavily focused on local sports news, particularly high school and college-level athletics in the Davenport, Iowa area. His articles tend to report events and provide updates on teams and individual athletes. To effectively reach out to Dave, consider providing him with information about noteworthy achievements or upcoming events related to the Iowa Hawkeyes, high school sports, basketball, or wrestling in the Davenport area. Additionally, press releases announcing local sports-related activities could be of interest to him based on his past coverage attributes.
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It's bulldozers and backhoes instead of bats and balls at Hackberry Park these days.
By: Dave Selvig
Janice Lehrke said her career in the banking industry started as a “fluke” in 1955.
During its Monday, Aug. 24 meeting, the Orono City Council expressed concern about an 18 percent increase to the Lake Minnetonka Conservation District budget for 2027.
Orono teachers and students will see noticeable improvements at the schools when the new year begins.
Orono's swimming and diving team will have a different look this season, but the Spartans hope to maintain their recent standard.
Orono is hoping its pace translates into a strong season on the pitch. According to head coach Erin Murray, the Spartans can really run, but they're also deep and have strong chemistry.
When Orono kicks off the new football season on Sept. 3, the Spartans will do so with a significant target on their backs.
With a deep roster, Orono's girls' tennis team is looking to defend its 2025 conference title.
Orono volleyball coach Abby Perrin is upbeat about her team as the new season begins.
Nathan Pearson has been appointed to the Maple Plain City Council, following the resignation of Connie Francis.
