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Area youth, Ted Turner revive Murdo theater

Thursday, November 12, 2009 6:05 AM CST
MURDO — Standing outside Murdo’s new Turner Community Center — once the town’s movie theater — Ted Turner couldn’t help draw a distinction between Wednesday’s scenario and that from a classic film.
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Stanley County students set to see a la carte on lunch menu

FORT PIERRE — Each day, Stanley County freshman Cody Ames, 14, eats lunch at the school’s cafeteria. Ames likes the lunch — but is sometimes left wanting more.

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Heggelund named head of Boys & Girls Club

PIERRE — When he was growing up, Heath Heggelund often felt alone and neglected.

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Tony Dean Memorial in sight of fundraising goal

PIERRE — Less than $10,000 away from turning $100,000 into $500,000, those with the Tony Dean’s Acres Memorial are hoping supporters will give the effort a final push in a December celebrity hunt and Ramkota banquet.

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Dec. 31 is deadline to apply for Susan G. Komen funds

Capital Journal staff

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Deer meat available from city of Pierre

Capital Journal staff

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State-Tribal Relations Committee to meet Thursday

Capital Journal staff

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Doomsday movie not based in science, experts agree

David Montgomery | Capital Journal staff

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Learning the Lego way

David Montgomery | Capital Journal staff

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Judge rules smoking ban can go to vote

Bob Mercer | State Capital Bureau

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GFP finalizes fishing,hunting regulations

Capital Journal staff

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Practicing school safety

Jeff Bunn | Capital Journal staff

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Thune urges colleagues to protect giving tax deduction

Capital Journal staff

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REAL PEOPLE: Longtime area builder retires tools

PIERRE — From homes to buildings to one of the largest structures in the region — Oahe Dam — Harry Hasek has been a part of the construction.

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Truck owned by Wham found; search continues

PIERRE — The truck belonging to a missing 65-year old Pierre man was found Thursday but the search for Robert Wham continues.

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Pancake feed for Pierre food bank set Nov. 21

PIERRE — A date and place have been named for the first fundraising event for a Pierre food bank.

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Smoking ban on hold until public vote

PIERRE — South Dakota’s new smoking ban will remain on hold until voters decide its fate next November.

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Fort Pierre votes on rural water deal

FORT PIERRE — Fort Pierre residents get to choose Tuesday whether they want to spend more money for higher quality water.

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River Cities Transit sees record year

PIERRE — With ridership at an all-time high and the recent acquisition of management of two other transit systems, River Cities Transit executive director Ron Baumgart has things moving in the fast lane.

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DOT sends reminder of correct snow removal

Capital Journal staff

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Value of state’s trust funds up

PIERRE — The market values of the money invested in two of state government’s trust funds are up. Now the waiting begins.

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Wyoming man offering $1,500 reward for information on dog

PIERRE — Months after his beloved Chesapeake Bay Retriever was found dead in Hughes County, Mac Mackaben had given up hunting, was getting ready to sell his guns and had sworn off South Dakota.

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Body of missing Pierre man discovered in Missouri River

PIERRE — The body of Robert Wham, 65, of Pierre, was found at approximately 12:35 p.m. Monday in the Missouri River, said Stanley County Sheriff Brad Rathbun.

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Judge revokes Dahl’s bond following arrest

FORT PIERRE — Fort Pierre resident Flint Dahl, facing criminal charges in three different cases that include the alleged abuse of a horse, is in prison for violating the terms of his bond after an arrest last week.

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County optimistic jail will be completed on budget

PIERRE — As the new Hughes County Jail nears completion, county officials are hoping the price is right for the finished project.

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Fort Pierre eyes GasRite offer

FORT PIERRE — Fort Pierre is likely to take up an Omaha business on its offer to lock in gas prices ahead of time, but might only fix prices for three months at a time instead of a full year.

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City to wait on wind turbines ordinance

David Montgomery
Capital Journal staff

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Legislators nix repeal of alcohol warning

PIERRE — The Legislature’s Executive Board decided Monday that a panel of lawmakers studying alcohol control and licensing laws went too far.

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St. Charles restaurant and lounge set to close Friday

PIERRE — A longtime Pierre institution is closing its doors this week.

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Voters OK rural water

FORT PIERRE — The voters of Fort Pierre decided they want to give rural water a taste.

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