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Pierre’s residents can look forward to improved water making its way to their faucets after the city’s new Water Treatment Plant went online Tuesday.
Jorge Encinas
Editor
Pierre’s residents can look forward to improved water making its way to their faucets after the city’s new Water Treatment Plant went online Tuesday.
Jorge Encinas
Editor
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Fort Pierre hosted the 1st Annual Central South Dakota Ice Classic at the Oahe Expo Center on Friday and Saturday, where many skaters represen…
Austin Nicholson
Assistant Sports Editor
During the height of the coronavirus pandemic two years ago, North Carolina’s Danielle Patel wanted a place for her then 8-year-old daughter t…
Gwen Albers
Assistant Editor
Fort Pierre’s Scott Deal and his wife, Toni, have purchased the Silver Spur from Todd and Maia Surdez.
Gwen Albers
Assistant Editor
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Sexual assault suspect released from jail
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Deals purchase Silver Spur in Ft. Pierre
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Hunter allegedly obtained licenses illegally
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Dakota Spirits becomes destination distillery
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Judge gives Pierre man 'do-over'
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SC boys to fill key positions as season opener nears
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Firefighter Caauwe receives lifetime achievement award
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Swanson takes best of show in photo contest
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Buffs girls hope to change program narrative as season approaches
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No slowing for Welch's holiday cheer
Pierre resident, intentional damage to property- $400-$1000, permit threatening/harassing telephone calls, 240 days in jail with 237 suspended…
Superintendents in central South Dakota are pleased with the governor’s announced plan to increase funding for state aid to K-12 schools.
Phil Torres
Reporter
The City of Fort Pierre is looking for solutions as it faces vacating its rented shop space on East Buffalo Road by Jan. 1.
Gwen Albers
Assistant Editor
South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem tried to win over the Republican-controlled Legislature on Tuesday with details of her plan to enact a historic …
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Fort Pierre hosted the 1st Annual Central South Dakota Ice Classic at the Oahe Expo Center on Friday and Saturday, where many skaters represen…
Austin Nicholson
Assistant Sports Editor
A sports news roundup featuring your hometown athletes and competitors.
From Saturday morning to late afternoon, 13 schools competed at the Stanley County Wrestling Invitational at Parkview Gym.
Austin Nicholson
Assistant Sports Editor
The Oahe Capitals encountered their first bump of the season after a brutal 8-0 loss to the Brookings Rangers at the Larson Ice Center on Satu…
Austin Nicholson
Assistant Sports Editor
A sports news roundup featuring your hometown athletes and competitors.
The odds appear to be stacked against unseeded Delaware when the Blue Hens travel west to face top-seeded South Dakota State in the Championsh…
Spotlighting its students’ instrumental and vocal talents, the Stanley County Christmas Concert took place Monday to the delight of parents an…
Phil Torres
Reporter
The Short Grass Arts Council held their second Handmade Holiday Market on Saturday, offering people an alternative to traditional gifts this season.
Phil Torres
Reporter
Artist Dale Lamphere is eager to share his more than 50 years of experience with central South Dakota students and encourage their efforts dur…
Jorge Encinas
Editor
We haven’t had a major snowstorm this year, yet, for some reason, I have been remembering one.