Pierre, United States (Local)
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Perhaps it’s too soon to look back over last week and all the activities preceding 4th of July but many thoughts passed through my head as I participated in or viewed experiences happening here in our hometown and around the country. In view of the fact that most of my generation will never see…
At the Southeast Pierre Community Center, a collection of third-year medical students and local volunteers has been working since April to provide free healthcare to those most in need of it.
Governor and First Lady Rhoden welcome visitors to Governor’s Residence
By: Iain Woessner
For the past several years, the Fort Pierre Volunteer Fire Department has sold snow cones and cotton candy during the 4th of July Parade in order to raise money for any number of needs the department may have, equipment or otherwise.
By: Iain Woessner
The annual Short Grass Arts Council (SGAC) 28th Annual Community Art Show is currently ongoing at the Waterfront Gallery, with over a dozen local artists on display.
Murdo photographer immortalizes the beauty of South Dakota
Earlier this year, Amber Stout, third grade teacher at Jefferson Elementary, was honored with a grant through the Jack Miller Center as part of their Teaching America250 program. With this month being filled with celebrations of America’s 250th, Mrs. Stout’s class was given the opportunity to bring…
Jami Johnson Jr., who pleaded guilty to second-degree murder for his role in a shooting that killed two Lower Brule youths, Tayshawn Battese and Teron Sazue, was sentenced Wednesday to 17 years in federal prison.
Future plans include reviving SWAT, traffic teams
Emergency meeting speaks to risks and possible solutions
