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Daily newspaper publishing five editions per week, serving Yankton and Yankton County in southeastern South Dakota; locally owned by Yankton Media, Inc.
The Yankton Daily Press & Dakotan is a daily newspaper based in Yankton, South Dakota, serving Yankton and Yankton County in southeastern South Dakota. It publishes five editions per week.
Founded in 1861 as the Weekly Dakotian by Francis M. Ziebach and William Freney, it is the oldest continuously published daily in the Dakotas. Its daily edition began on April 26, 1875.
The paper has been locally owned by Yankton Media, Inc. since a 2008 management buyout from GateHouse Media, led by publisher Gary Wood.
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