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House goes off the marketThursday, January 3, 2008 6:02 AM CSTPIERRE — To some, it could be considered the deal of a lifetime — a free house, but uprooting a house and moving it could end up costing a pretty penny. More of this story |
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Olson, Rounds meet with district
PIERRE — Members of the Pierre School District met with Republican state Reps. Ryan Olson and Tim Rounds Wednesday afternoon to discuss education proposals for the upcoming state Legislature.
More of this storyPIERRE — A New Year’s gift from a group of residents unhappy with their curb and gutter assessment fees was in the form of a lawsuit served to Mayor Dennis Eisnach and the city of Pierre Wednesday.
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PIERRE — Statistics from 2007 reveal there were relatively the same amount of births last year as five years ago in the Pierre area.
More of this storyPEDCO to host business summit in Pierre
PIERRE — Officials have narrowed a list of potential retail stores down to the top 20 in a study designed to find the best compatible company to set up shop in Pierre. A vice president from Buxton Co. will address local business owners and the general public about the area’s economic development at a business summit Thursday evening.
More of this storySchool board, radio station finalize deal
PIERRE — The Pierre school board has signed an exclusive three-year agreement with KGFX granting the local radio station broadcasting rights to Governor athletic events.
More of this storyPIERRE -- Rumors of an Applebee’s restaurant coming to town could possibly be just that; and that’s about all the general public will find out, for now, about a $63,000 study of area residents’ spending habits.
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PIERRE -- A lawsuit accusing the city of Pierre’s collection of special assessment fees as unconstitutional could be the first of its kind in South Dakota courts, according to Mayor Dennis Eisnach.
More of this storyPIERRE — After being taken out with beanbag projectiles, fired by Pierre police in October, a Pierre man was arraigned in Hughes County court Monday afternoon and awaits word about what punishment he will end up facing.
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PIERRE — Some Hughes County commissioners weren’t getting a “warm and fuzzy feeling” after talking with District 24 legislators, Monday, about a proposed nickel or dime tax per drink on wholesale alcohol beverages.
More of this storyPolice arrest break-in suspects
PIERRE — Pierre police officer took two teens believed to be responsible for a recent string of vehicle break-ins and thefts into custody Sunday.
More of this storyCorps works to solve river bank erosion
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PIERRE — Though the Missouri River generates millions of megawatts of electricity a year and is as a commercial artery for the central United States, its muddy banks have value as well.
More of this storyCity still concerned about construction
FORT PIERRE — As the road construction season draws near, public entities in Fort Pierre are banding together to discuss their concerns about the beleaguered U.S. Highway 83 project.
More of this storyNew equipment arrives at Oahe TV
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PIERRE — An upgrade in camera equipment for Oahe TV’s city commission television program has ended up saving big bucks for the city and provided a face lift of commission chambers in time for the second meeting of the year today.
More of this storyGF&P accepting applications for summer jobs
PIERRE — The state’s Game, Fish & Park’s Division is hanging out the “Help Wanted” sign to help attract people to fill vacancies for the summer.
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PIERRE — Representatives from a South Dakota Sioux tribe withdrew from treaties with the U.S. government and are now working toward forming their own landlocked country — but the action is a political ploy for attention, a local Indian leader said.
More of this storyRash of vehicle break-ins hits Pierre
PIERRE — Police saw a rash of vehicle trespassing and theft on the eastern side of the city Thursday.
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BLUNT — Blunt resident Melissa Gross McIntyre’s story is similar to many of this country’s recent high school graduates.
More of this storySchool district holds geography bee
ONIDA — The Agar-Blunt-Onida School District held a district wide National Geographic geography bee Tuesday morning in the Onida school’s gymnasium. Students from both Onida and Blunt elementary schools took part in the contest.
More of this storyFirst day of session starts with a bang for lawmakers, others
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PIERRE — An unusual number of bills have already been pre-filed with the Legislative Research Council this session making some legislators, and council staff believe this session will roll along smoothly, despite it being a shortened session.
More of this storySides offer different opinions
FORT PIERRE — Despite conflicting arguments by attorneys for the city and a local business owner, the Fort Pierre Livestock Auction retention pond is neither a manure lagoon nor a simple storm water holding pond.
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PIERRE — Most 8-year-olds don’t usually get the pony — or in this case horse — they ask for on Christmas. But Pierre third-grader Lucas Kessler is now the proud owner of Dusty, an 8-month-old quarter horse.
More of this storyPIERRE — For some it is the rebirth of a nation — for others, an opportunity to further their understanding of current American Indian affairs.
More of this storyMarking a birthday in a unique way
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BLUNT — For the last 37 years, Leonda Wright has decorated her Christmas trees with a theme. During each of those years, her home was open to anyone who wanted to see her trees.
More of this storyLocal lawmakers sound off on speech
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PIERRE — Gov. Mike Rounds addressed a joint session of lawmakers Tuesday asking them to consider his recommendations for policy and fiscal issues important to the state for the next fiscal year beginning July 1.
More of this storyCounty searches for new board member
FORT PIERRE — Stanley County Commissioners are searching for a new member for the county planning and zoning board, following the first commission meeting of 2008.
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