Mark Dykes is the Managing Editor of the Chadron Record, a local newspaper in South Dakota. With a focus on covering news and events in Rapid City, Mark writes articles on a range of topics including community events, local government, sports, and human interest stories.
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Saturday afternoon was a bit windy at the Dawes County Fairgrounds, but that didn’t stop the fun of this year’s Grey Eagle Warrior Challenge. The annual event, something of a
By: Mark Dykes
The Chadron Girls Golf team competed at C-5 Districts this past Monday, at the Crandall Creek Golf Course in Ogallala, bringing home with them a district championship.
By: Mark Dykes
Last week saw the Chadron volleyball team sweep the Gordon-Rushville Mustangs in the Bird Cage, winning the match in three sets — 25-14, 25-17 and 25-10.
With an infectious laugh and a wealth of information, David Coe is one of the well-known members of the community. In his time living in Chadron, he’s had is hand
On June 29, 2023, the City of Chadron was the recipient of $500,000, which will go toward determining whether several locations in the city can be developed. Typically known as
Class C1-10 subdistrict volleyball got underway Monday at Chase County, with the Chadron Lady Cardinals sweeping the Mitchell Tigers. The Cardinals made quick work of their opponents across three sets,
Last week saw the Chadron High School FFA Agribusiness Management team of Bryson Bickel, Jace Lien, Jadyn Tidyman and Gabe Tidyman travel to Indianapolis for the National Convention and Expo.
Students from Consuming Fire School of Dance, Acrobatics and Fitness are looking to take people down the rabbit hole as they present “Alice in Wonderland” this December.
One Act students at Chadron High School have been busy preparing for this year’s production of “To See the Stars” by Cynthia Mercati.
By: Mark Dykes
During his presentation, Digmann said Veterans Day is a time to reflect on the sacrifices made by men and women uniform
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