The Associated General Contractors of South Dakota held a construction awareness day at T.F. Riggs High School on Thursday, allowing 126 students from around the region to experience heavy equipment operation, welding and more.
Student teams from sixth through 12th grades have until Nov. 3 to submit an experiment design for consideration to test on a suborbital rocket…
Word is getting around after the final dress rehearsal on Wednesday for the Pierre Players’ current show that it’s more than a hilarious comed…
The South Dakota Department of Education released its 2020-21 Report Card on Thursday, giving the public a glimpse at the test results, attend…
Saturday marks the beginning of South Dakota’s traditional pheasant hunting season and state Department of Game, Fish and Parks spokesperson N…
The Lyman Raiders football team hosted the Stanley County Buffaloes in the 9AA Playoffs on Thursday night at the football field in Presho. The…
The Pierre T.F. Riggs Governors football team headed into Thursday’s matchup with the Brookings Bobcats at Hollister Field in Pierre with the …
The Pierre Swim Team opened their Winter season by competing in the Dakota Riptide Arena Open in Mitchell on Oct. 16-17. They had six swimmers…
The 2021 All-ESD Soccer Teams were released on Monday. The Pierre T.F. Riggs Governors had two athletes honored on both the boys and girls team.
Pierre T.F. Riggs senior Cole Peterson was named to the Class AA All-State Boys Soccer Team on Monday. He was the lone Pierre athlete named to…
The Sully Buttes Chargers volleyball team played the Herreid/Selby Area Wolverines on Tuesday. The Wolverines won 3-1. Set scores were 26-24, …
Student teams from sixth through 12th grades have until Nov. 3 to submit an experiment design for consideration to test on a suborbital rocket…
We’re going to switch things up this week with Halloween fast approaching and delve into two of my favorite “scary” movies, one notoriously sc…
In this week’s Millard with the Music Reviews column, I figured I’d do something a little different than what you’re used to seeing.
There’s no place on earth where we’re not inhaling microscopic organisms that can cause allergies — including your bedroom.
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