Pierre, SD News

• Pierre, SD News
• Cut your own Christmas Tree from tree farms in South Dakota
• The Power of a Single Vote - Pierre Election Information and Polling Places
• Pumpkin Patch Farms and Pumpkin Picking Guide for South Dakota SD
• Find South Dakota Corn Mazes - Get lost in a South Dakota haunted Halloween corn maze this season!
• Apple Picking Orchards and Apple Farms Guide for South Dakota SD
• South Dakota 4th of July 2011 Fireworks, Parades and Independence Day Events
• Herseth Sandlin on Bipartisan Tax Legislation
• The Promise of E15 for Rural States
• Herseth Sandlin and Secretary of Agriculture Vilsack Discuss Biofuels
• Herseth Sandlin and Secretary Vilsack Announce Loans and Grants To Fund Energy Efficiency ...
• Herseth Sandlin to Take Part in Native American Day at Crazy Horse Memorial
• Herseth Sandlin Optimistic on Approval of E15
• Herseth Sandlin Announces $16 Million Grant to Rebuild State Branch Line From Mitchell to ...
• Preserving Social Security’s Purchasing Power for South Dakota Seniors
• Herseth Sandlin Announces $1.167 Million Grant to Mitchell Technical Institute
• Thune Named Champion of Small Business
• Thune to EPA Administrator: Stop Overreaching Regulations on Farmers, Ranchers
• Thune Offers Amendment to Reduce Federal Spending
• SD Delegation Invites South Dakotans to Apply to U.S. Service Academies
• Thune Critical of EPA's Mixed Signals on E15
• Best Fall Foliage 2010 in South Dakota
• More frosh need remedial courses at state’s colleges
• Cancer survivors to share support
• ScatterGun aims for good times
• No detectors in most SD fire deaths
• Hunters fight hunger with surplus game
• Projects more fun with parents
• County close on old jail demolition
• PAC donations flowed at different rates
• Stanley projects get combined
• Student journalists win awards
• Drive-thru convenience store gets approval
• Halloween used to be friendly
• Enrollment up by 54 in Pierre
• Amid budget shortfall, regents set aside big projects sought for several universities
• Agar man hoping for eight seconds of fame
• Business gears up to clean pheasants
• Class teaches art of knitting
• Grant gives business owners a little shade
• Stanley projects get combined
• Drive-thru convenience store gets approval
• Enrollment up by 54 in Pierre
• Amid budget shortfall, regents set aside big projects sought for several universities
• Agar man hoping for eight seconds of fame
• Business gears up to clean pheasants
• Class teaches art of knitting
• Grant gives business owners a little shade
• More frosh need remedial courses at state’s colleges
• Cancer survivors to share support
• ScatterGun aims for good times
• No detectors in most SD fire deaths
• Donaldson to leave Oahe Family YMCA
• Hunters fight hunger with surplus game
• Mine tragedies trigger new approach
• Projects more fun with parents
• Music of jazz master kicks off concerts
• Grant gets angler, 14, out on the waterways
• Harrold rail loop now open
• ScatterGun aims for good times
• Nonstop Twin Cities flight off the ground
• Stanley Co. homecoming week in the books
• Mine tragedies trigger new approach
• Music of jazz master kicks off concerts
• Grant gets angler, 14, out on the waterways
• Harrold rail loop now open
• Stanley projects get combined
• Drive-thru convenience store gets approval
• Enrollment up by 54 in Pierre
• Amid budget shortfall, regents set aside big projects sought for several universities
• Agar man hoping for eight seconds of fame
• Business gears up to clean pheasants
• Class teaches art of knitting
• Grant gives business owners a little shade
• More frosh need remedial courses at state’s colleges
• GFP Commission wants more lions killed in 2011
• Cancer survivors to share support
• Donaldson to leave Oahe Family YMCA
• Amid budget shortfall, regents set aside big projects sought for several universities
• Agar man hoping for eights seconds of fame
• Rounds gets 11-year extension for Oahe Marina
• Business gears up to clean pheasants
• Ready for some football?
• Class teaches art of knitting
• St. Mary’s Foundation reveals donor wall
• Pries sets business example
• GFP Commission wants more lions killed in 2011
• Donaldson to leave Oahe Family YMCA
• Nonstop Twin Cities flight off the ground
• Stanley Co. homecoming week in the books
• Mine tragedies trigger new approach
• Music of jazz master kicks off concerts
• Grant gets angler, 14, out on the waterways
• Harrold rail loop now open
• Stanley projects get combined
• Drive-thru convenience store gets approval
• Enrollment up by 54 in Pierre
• Mine tragedies trigger new approach
• Music of jazz master kicks off concerts
• Grant gets angler, 14, out on the waterways
• Harrold rail loop now open
• Stanley projects get combined
• SD banks show low financial safety score
• Drive-thru convenience store gets approval
• Pierre woman enters national fitness contest
• Enrollment up by 54 in Pierre
• Jefferson unveils new playground equipment
• Walk promotes youth fitness
• Rounds gets 11-year extension for Oahe Marina
• Ready for some football?
• St. Mary’s Foundation reveals donor wall
• Pries sets business example
• GFP Commission wants more lions killed in 2011
• Donaldson to leave Oahe Family YMCA
• Nonstop Twin Cities flight off the ground
• Stanley Co. homecoming week in the books
• St. Mary’s Foundation reveals donor wall
• Pries sets business example
• GFP Commission wants more lions killed in 2011
• Donaldson to leave Oahe Family YMCA
• Nonstop Twin Cities flight off the ground
• Stanley Co. homecoming week in the books
• Mine tragedies trigger new approach
• Music of jazz master kicks off concerts
• Milk, eggs and beer - without leaving the car
• Grant gets angler, 14, out on the waterways
• Librarian leading through reading
• Harrold rail loop now open
• Fighting fire with fire info
• SD banks show low financial safety score
• Pierre woman enters national fitness contest
• Jefferson unveils new playground equipment
• Walk promotes youth fitness
• Rounds gets 11-year extension for Oahe Marina
• Ready for some football?
• Fighting fire with fire info
• SD banks show low financial safety score
• Pierre woman enters national fitness contest
• Jefferson unveils new playground equipment
• Walk promotes youth fitness
• Rounds gets 11-year extension for Oahe Marina
• Ready for some football?
• St. Mary’s Foundation reveals donor wall
• Pries sets business example
• GFP Commission wants more lions killed in 2011
• Nonstop Twin Cities flight off the ground
• Donaldson to leave Oahe Family YMCA
• Stanley Co. homecoming week in the books
• Corn Council is dinged in audit
• Venner: Slow approach on jail demo works well
• Reading easier with buddy
• Milk, eggs and beer - without leaving the car
• Librarian leading through reading
• Venner: Slow approach on jail demo works well
• Reading easier with buddy
• Milk, eggs and beer - without leaving the car
• Librarian leading through reading
• Fighting fire with fire info
• SD banks show low financial safety score
• Pierre woman enters national fitness contest
• Jefferson unveils new playground equipment
• Walk promotes youth fitness
• Rounds gets 11-year extension for Oahe Marina
• Ready for some football?
• St. Mary’s Foundation reveals donor wall
• Cancer Society to light Capitol pink
• Pries sets business example
• Buffaloes gear up for festivities
• History with an attitude
• Corn Council is dinged in audit
• Cancer Society to light Capitol pink
• Buffaloes gear up for festivities
• History with an attitude
• Corn Council is dinged in audit
• Venner: Slow approach on jail demo works well
• Reading easier with buddy
• Milk, eggs and beer - without leaving the car
• Librarian leading through reading
• Fighting fire with fire info
• SD banks show low financial safety score
• Pierre woman enters national fitness contest
• Jefferson unveils new playground equipment
• Walk promotes youth fitness
• Grads: DUI program offers fresh start to life
• Free fruit offers boost of nutrition to families
• Tidying up the Causeway
• Grads: DUI program offers fresh start to life
• Free fruit offers boost of nutrition to families
• Tidying up the Causeway
• Cancer Society to light Capitol pink
• Buffaloes gear up for festivities
• History with an attitude
• Corn Council is dinged in audit
• Venner: Slow approach on jail demo works well
• Reading easier with buddy
• Milk, eggs and beer - without leaving the car
• Librarian leading through reading
• Fighting fire with fire info
• Natives benefit little by ed initiative
• ‘Go green’ by cleaning up Causeway
• Ziggy’s mustang makeover a success
• Fall colors weave Midwest tapestry
• Natives benefit little by ed initiative
• ‘Go green’ by cleaning up Causeway
• Ziggy’s mustang makeover a success
• Grads: DUI program offers fresh start to life
• Free fruit offers boost of nutrition to families
• Tidying up the Causeway
• Cancer Society to light Capitol pink
• Buffaloes gear up for festivities
• History with an attitude
• Corn Council is dinged in audit
• Venner: Slow approach on jail demo works well
• Reading easier with buddy
• Second life claimed in rollover
• Cars plus pizza equals lots of bucks
• College numbers hit record
• City passes $53.6 million budget
• Second life claimed in rollover
• Project Connect helps needy neighbors
• Bullfighter joins Tibbs ring
• Cars plus pizza equals lots of bucks
• College numbers hit record
• City passes $53.6 million budget
• Fall colors weave Midwest tapestry
• Natives benefit little by ed initiative
• ‘Go green’ by cleaning up Causeway
• Ziggy’s mustang makeover a success
• Grads: DUI program offers fresh start to life
• Free fruit offers boost of nutrition to families
• Tidying up the Causeway
• Cancer Society to light Capitol pink
• Lehmkuhl ready for India trip
• Buffaloes gear up for festivities
• 650 attend Indian ed workshop
• History with an attitude
• Pierre teen killed in I-90 crash
• College numbers hit record
• Herseth Sandlin Nominates Bruce and Jill Lear of Watertown as Angels in Adoption
• City passes $53.6 million budget
• SD Delegation Invites South Dakotans to Apply to U.S. Service Academies
• Fall colors weave Midwest tapestry
• New Black Hills Forest Service Funding to Fight Pine Beetles is a Smart Investment
• Natives benefit little by ed initiative
• Herseth Sandlin Announces House Passage of Important Veterans Legislation
• ‘Go green’ by cleaning up Causeway
• Medicine cabinets made safe
• Ziggy’s mustang makeover a success
• Jackrabbits make football memories
• Grads: DUI program offers fresh start to life
• Honker Run opens fall running season
• Free fruit offers boost of nutrition to families
• Pedal pull holds mixed results, fun for brothers
• Tidying up the Causeway
• Taking steps to a healthy heart
• Lehmkuhl ready for India trip
• 650 attend Indian ed workshop
• Pierre teen killed in I-90 crash
• Second life claimed in rollover
• Project Connect helps needy neighbors
• Bullfighter joins Tibbs ring
• Cars plus pizza equals lots of bucks
• 650 attend Indian ed workshop
• Provide Emergency Assistance and Eliminate Bureaucracy to Fight the Mountain Pine Beetle ...
• Pierre teen killed in I-90 crash
• Herseth Sandlin Introduces Prevented Planting Legislation to Help Producers Facing Flooding
• Second life claimed in rollover
• Herseth Sandlin Introduces Legislation to Help Veterans Bring Military Medical Experience to ...
• Project Connect helps needy neighbors
• Herseth Sandlin Announces $2 Million in New Funding to Fight Mountain Pine Beetle Epidemic
• Bullfighter joins Tibbs ring
• Future of federal highway aid still headed for dead end
• Cars plus pizza equals lots of bucks
• Domestic violence victims to benefit from grant money
• College numbers hit record
• SD DOT restores money for street work
• City passes $53.6 million budget
• Olivier to direct area Indian education
• Fall colors weave Midwest tapestry
• River City Transit adds hybrid bus to fleet
• Natives benefit little by ed initiative
• Family leaves home for final time
• Herseth Sandlin Announces $2 Million in New Funding to Fight Mountain Pine Beetle Epidemic
• ‘Go green’ by cleaning up Causeway
• Medicine cabinets made safe
• Herseth Sandlin Receives National Federation of Independent Business "Guardian of ...
• Ziggy’s mustang makeover a success
• Jackrabbits make football memories
• Herseth Sandlin Visits South Dakota Honor Flight at National World War II Memorial
• Honker Run opens fall running season
• Flood Bill Focuses on Long-Term Solutions
• Pedal pull holds mixed results, fun for brothers
• Herseth Sandlin Announces American Indian Vocational Rehabilitation Grants
• Taking steps to a healthy heart
• Herseth Sandlin Receives Congressional Leadership Award for Work on Behalf of Veterans
• Lehmkuhl ready for India trip
• Herseth Sandlin Introduces Bill to Improve Native American Small Business Opportunity
• Project Connect helps needy neighbors
• Brothers pedal for trophy
• Sometimes I feel like store-bought cookies
• Future of federal highway aid still headed for dead end
• Bullfighter joins Tibbs ring
• Domestic violence victims to benefit from grant money
• Cars plus pizza equals lots of bucks
• SD DOT restores money for street work
• College numbers hit record
• Olivier to direct area Indian education
• City passes $53.6 million budget
• River City Transit adds hybrid bus to fleet
• Fall colors weave Midwest tapestry
• Family leaves home for final time
• Medicine cabinets made safe
• Jackrabbits make football memories
• Honker Run opens fall running season
• Pedal pull holds mixed results, fun for brothers
• Taking steps to a healthy heart
• Lehmkuhl ready for India trip
• Herseth Sandlin Introduces Prevented Planting Legislation to Help Producers Facing Flooding
• 650 attend Indian ed workshop
• Herseth Sandlin Introduces Legislation to Help Veterans Bring Military Medical Experience to ...
• Pierre teen killed in I-90 crash
• Secretary of State hopefuls on stage
• Second life claimed in rollover
• Pierre woman preparing for Corps mission
• Bullfighter joins Tibbs ring
• Pierre woman preparing for Corps mission
• Brothers pedal for trophy
• Future of federal highway aid still headed for dead end
• Domestic violence victims to benefit from grant money
• SD DOT restores money for street work
• Olivier to direct area Indian education
• River City Transit adds hybrid bus to fleet
• Family leaves home for final time
• Sometimes I feel like store-bought cookies
• Medicine cabinets made safe
• Pierre teen killed in I-90 crash
• Jackrabbits make football memories
• Second life claimed in rollover
• Honker Run opens fall running season
• Herseth Sandlin Introduces Bill to Improve Native American Small Business Opportunity
• Pedal pull holds mixed results, fun for brothers
• Provide Emergency Assistance and Eliminate Bureaucracy to Fight the Mountain Pine Beetle ...
• Taking steps to a healthy heart
• Budget wrangling put off to next week
• Lehmkuhl ready for India trip
• Police to collect meds on Saturday
• 650 attend Indian ed workshop
• Testing the waters of science
• Project Connect helps needy neighbors
• Secretary of State hopefuls on stage
• Medicine cabinets made safe
• Jackrabbits make football memories
• Herseth Sandlin Receives Congressional Leadership Award for Work on Behalf of Veterans
• Honker Run opens fall running season
• Old jail tear down to be less expensive
• Pedal pull holds mixed results, fun for brothers
• Walking footsteps of history
• Taking steps to a healthy heart
• Budget wrangling put off to next week
• Police to collect meds on Saturday
• Testing the waters of science
• Secretary of State hopefuls on stage
• Pierre woman preparing for Corps mission
• Brothers pedal for trophy
• Future of federal highway aid still headed for dead end
• Domestic violence victims to benefit from grant money
• SD DOT restores money for street work
• Olivier to direct area Indian education
• River City Transit adds hybrid bus to fleet
• Family leaves home for final time
• Testing the waters of science
• Secretary of State hopefuls on stage
• Pierre woman preparing for Corps mission
• Brothers pedal for trophy
• Future of federal highway aid still headed for dead end
• Domestic violence victims to benefit from grant money
• Herseth Sandlin Statement on Presidential Disaster Declaration
• SD DOT restores money for street work
• Herseth Sandlin Receives National Federation of Independent Business "Guardian of ...
• Olivier to direct area Indian education
• Herseth Sandlin Visits South Dakota Honor Flight at National World War II Memorial
• River City Transit adds hybrid bus to fleet
• Flood Bill Focuses on Long-Term Solutions
• Family leaves home for final time
• Herseth Sandlin Announces American Indian Vocational Rehabilitation Grants
• Area senior volunteers get their day
• Pierre man ready for Mustang challenge
• Old jail tear down to be less expensive
• Walking footsteps of history
• Budget wrangling put off to next week
• Police to collect meds on Saturday
• Paper cranes flock to gallery
• Area senior volunteers get their day
• Pierre man ready for Mustang challenge
• Old jail tear down to be less expensive
• Walking footsteps of history
• Budget wrangling put off to next week
• Police to collect meds on Saturday
• Testing the waters of science
• Secretary of State hopefuls on stage
• Pierre woman preparing for Corps mission
• Brothers pedal for trophy
• Herseth Sandlin Receives Forest Landowner Champion Award
• Herseth Sandlin Announces USDA Rural Development Grants for Three South Dakota Tribes
• Herseth Sandlin Introduces Legislation to Help Rural Community Flood Response
• Internet big betting on horse races could be coming to SD
• Support strong for Heart Walk
• Pierre doing its share to feed hungry
• Landslides shifting lives
• Internet big betting on horse races could be coming to SD
• Support strong for Heart Walk
• Pierre doing its share to feed hungry
• Paper cranes flock to gallery
• Area senior volunteers get their day
• Pierre man ready for Mustang challenge
• Old jail tear down to be less expensive
• Walking footsteps of history
• Budget wrangling put off to next week
• Police to collect meds on Saturday
• Testing the waters of science
• Herseth Sandlin Urges Emergency Measures to Battle Pine Beetles in Black Hills
• Rounds asks offices for 10 percent cut
• Proposed milk fee cut gets put back on shelf
• Scholarship will honor longtime doctor
• Downtown decks out for homecoming week
• Scholarship will honor longtime doctor
• Downtown decks out for homecoming week
• Landslides shifting lives
• Internet big betting on horse races could be coming to SD
• Support strong for Heart Walk
• Pierre doing its share to feed hungry
• Paper cranes flock to gallery
• Area senior volunteers get their day
• Pierre man ready for Mustang challenge
• Old jail tear down to be less expensive
• Walking footsteps of history
• Additional time for political yard signs
• Rounds asks offices for 10 percent cut
• Borah, 10, moves on to National Bible Bee
• Proposed milk fee cut gets put back on shelf
• Borah, 10, moves on to National Bible Bee
• Proposed milk fee cut gets put back on shelf
• Scholarship will honor longtime doctor
• Downtown decks out for homecoming week
• Landslides shifting lives
• Internet big betting on horse races could be coming to SD
• Support strong for Heart Walk
• Pierre doing its share to feed hungry
• Paper cranes flock to gallery
• Area senior volunteers get their day
• Pierre man ready for Mustang challenge
• Stanley Co. boards go private
• Concussion policy gets another look at Riggs
• Grandma, grandpa get their day
• Additional time for political yard signs
• Rounds asks offices for 10 percent cut
• House Passes Herseth Sandlin Legislation to Rename Rapid City Federal Building and Courthouse ...
• Concussion policy gets another look at Riggs
• Grandma, grandpa get their day
• Additional time for political yard signs
• Rounds asks offices for 10 percent cut
• Borah, 10, moves on to National Bible Bee
• Proposed milk fee cut gets put back on shelf
• Scholarship will honor longtime doctor
• Downtown decks out for homecoming week
• Landslides shifting lives
• Internet big betting on horse races could be coming to SD
• Support strong for Heart Walk
• Pierre doing its share to feed hungry
• Paper cranes flock to gallery
• Downtown to throw party for homecoming
• Exchange students get a kick out of America
• Making lefse for fun, funds
• Stanley Co. boards go private
• Riggs one of two distinguished SD schools
• Grease fire consumes home
• Downtown to throw party for homecoming
• Exchange students get a kick out of America
• Making lefse for fun, funds
• Stanley Co. boards go private
• Concussion policy gets another look at Riggs
• Grandma, grandpa get their day
• Additional time for political yard signs
• Rounds asks offices for 10 percent cut
• Borah, 10, moves on to National Bible Bee
• Proposed milk fee cut gets put back on shelf
• Scholarship will honor longtime doctor
• Downtown decks out for homecoming week
• Seven women inducted to aviation hall of fame
• Landslides shifting lives
• Pierre Guard set to leave for Afghanistan in 2011
• Riggs instrumental in St. Joe’s band
• Borah, 10, moves on to National Bible Bee
• House Passes Herseth Sandlin Legislation to Rename Rapid City Federal Building and Courthouse ...
• Additional time for political yard signs
• New material planned for Fort Pierre roads
• Stanley Co. gives $1,000 for kids
• Pierre qualifies for preservation funds
• Artist draws energy from kids
• Seven women inducted to aviation hall of fame
• Pierre Guard set to leave for Afghanistan in 2011
• Riggs instrumental in St. Joe’s band
• Riggs one of two distinguished SD schools
• Grease fire consumes home
• Downtown to throw party for homecoming
• Exchange students get a kick out of America
• Making lefse for fun, funds
• Stanley Co. boards go private
• Concussion policy gets another look at Riggs
• Grandma, grandpa get their day
• Rounds asks offices for 10 percent cut
• Herseth Sandlin Statement on USDA’s Farm Income and Exports Forecast
• Grease fire consumes home
• Downtown to throw party for homecoming
• Exchange students get a kick out of America
• Two hurt in Hwy 14 crash
• Making lefse for fun, funds
• Hughes Co. jail demo cost may jump
• Stanley Co. boards go private
• Old loan refi saves $750,000
• Concussion policy gets another look at Riggs
• Housing plan worries Highland residents
• Grandma, grandpa get their day
• Pint-size pigskin players
• Deadline extended: Herseth Sandlin Accepting Fall Intern Applications
• Hofer gets 30 years on sex charges
• Herseth Sandlin Announces Disaster Declaration for South Dakota
• New material planned for Fort Pierre roads
• President Signs Tribal Law and Order Act
• Stanley Co. gives $1,000 for kids
• Undersecretary of the Air Force to Visit Ellsworth Air Force Base
• Pierre qualifies for preservation funds
• Herseth Sandlin: Bill Will Aid South Dakota Children, Seniors, Preserve Jobs- Without Adding a ...
• Artist draws energy from kids
• Herseth Sandlin Leads Bipartisan Letter to Secretary Vilsack Urging Forest Service Funding
• Seven women inducted to aviation hall of fame
• Herseth Sandlin Statement on the Signing of Emergency Border Security Law
• Pierre Guard set to leave for Afghanistan in 2011
• Herseth Sandlin Invites Constituents to Submit Comments on the Powder River Training Complex at ...
• Riggs instrumental in St. Joe’s band
• Herseth Sandlin Announces Emergency Federal Road Relief Funds for Flood Damage
• Riggs one of two distinguished SD schools
• Hughes Co. jail demo cost may jump
• Making lefse for fun, funds
• Old loan refi saves $750,000
• Deadline extended: Herseth Sandlin Accepting Fall Intern Applications
• Housing plan worries Highland residents
• Herseth Sandlin Announces Disaster Declaration for South Dakota
• Pint-size pigskin players
• President Signs Tribal Law and Order Act
• Undersecretary of the Air Force to Visit Ellsworth Air Force Base
• Hofer gets 30 years on sex charges
• Herseth Sandlin: Bill Will Aid South Dakota Children, Seniors, Preserve Jobs- Without Adding a ...
• New material planned for Fort Pierre roads
• Herseth Sandlin Leads Bipartisan Letter to Secretary Vilsack Urging Forest Service Funding
• Stanley Co. gives $1,000 for kids
• Herseth Sandlin Statement on the Signing of Emergency Border Security Law
• Pierre qualifies for preservation funds
• Herseth Sandlin Invites Constituents to Submit Comments on the Powder River Training Complex at ...
• Artist draws energy from kids
• Herseth Sandlin Announces Emergency Federal Road Relief Funds for Flood Damage
• Seven women inducted to aviation hall of fame
• Herseth Sandlin Statement on USDA’s Farm Income and Exports Forecast
• Pierre Guard set to leave for Afghanistan in 2011
• Battle over Ariz. laws could establish path for SD
• Riggs instrumental in St. Joe’s band
• Pierre Young Pros make new start
• Riggs one of two distinguished SD schools
• Balancing campaigns, kids
• Grease fire consumes home
• Thomson honored for work at PILC
• Downtown to throw party for homecoming
• Two hurt in Hwy 14 crash
• Exchange students get a kick out of America
• Pierre Guard set to leave for Afghanistan in 2011
• Riggs instrumental in St. Joe’s band
• Battle over Ariz. laws could establish path for SD
• Riggs one of two distinguished SD schools
• Pierre Young Pros make new start
• Grease fire consumes home
• Balancing campaigns, kids
• Thomson honored for work at PILC
• Two hurt in Hwy 14 crash
• Hughes Co. jail demo cost may jump
• Old loan refi saves $750,000
• Housing plan worries Highland residents
• Pint-size pigskin players
• Hofer gets 30 years on sex charges
• New material planned for Fort Pierre roads
• Stanley Co. gives $1,000 for kids
• Pierre qualifies for preservation funds
• Artist draws energy from kids
• Seven women inducted to aviation hall of fame
• Housing plan worries Highland residents
• Pint-size pigskin players
• Hofer gets 30 years on sex charges
• New material planned for Fort Pierre roads
• Stanley Co. gives $1,000 for kids
• Fire at landfill flares back up
• Pierre qualifies for preservation funds
• Plaza to become ‘model of efficiency’
• Artist draws energy from kids
• SD bull rider has dreams of Vegas
• Pierre considers increasing city fees
• New recipe wins at Ribfest
• Battle over Ariz. laws could establish path for SD
• Pierre Young Pros make new start
• Balancing campaigns, kids
• Thomson honored for work at PILC
• Two hurt in Hwy 14 crash
• Hughes Co. jail demo cost may jump
• Old loan refi saves $750,000
• Pierre Young Pros make new start
• Balancing campaigns, kids
• Thomson honored for work at PILC
• Two hurt in Hwy 14 crash
• Hughes Co. jail demo cost may jump
• Old loan refi saves $750,000
• Housing plan worries Highland residents
• Pint-size pigskin players
• Local CAP cadet officer of the year
• Hofer gets 30 years on sex charges
• Who’s on the curb and gutter team?
• Landfill fire under control
• Fire at landfill flares back up
• Plaza to become ‘model of efficiency’
• SD bull rider has dreams of Vegas
• Pierre considers increasing city fees
• New recipe wins at Ribfest
• Battle over Ariz. laws could establish path for SD
• Plaza to become ‘model of efficiency’
• SD bull rider has dreams of Vegas
• Pierre considers increasing city fees
• New recipe wins at Ribfest
• Battle over Ariz. laws could establish path for SD
• Pierre Young Pros make new start
• Balancing campaigns, kids
• Thomson honored for work at PILC
• Airport funding clears the tower
• Phantom revenue tightens budget
• Pierre has ‘boatload’ for outdoorsmen
• Local CAP cadet officer of the year
• Who’s on the curb and gutter team?
• Landfill fire under control
• Fire at landfill flares back up
• Who’s on the curb and gutter team?
• Landfill fire under control
• Fire at landfill flares back up
• Plaza to become ‘model of efficiency’
• SD bull rider has dreams of Vegas
• Pierre considers increasing city fees
• New recipe wins at Ribfest
• Boys and Girls Club preparing new CEO
• Folk band to play for SD Honor Flight vets
• Airport building to last 50 years
• Oahe voyage traces history
• Airport funding clears the tower
• Phantom revenue tightens budget
• Pierre has ‘boatload’ for outdoorsmen
• Local CAP cadet officer of the year
• Local CAP cadet officer of the year
• Who’s on the curb and gutter team?
• Landfill fire under control
• Fire at landfill flares back up
• Plaza to become ‘model of efficiency’
• SD bull rider has dreams of Vegas
• Pierre considers increasing city fees
• New recipe wins at Ribfest
• Family gives new board member insight
• Studying pays off for youth in Bible Bee
• Boys and Girls Club preparing new CEO
• Folk band to play for SD Honor Flight vets
• Airport building to last 50 years
• Oahe voyage traces history
• Airport funding clears the tower
• Phantom revenue tightens budget
• Pierre has ‘boatload’ for outdoorsmen
• Boys and Girls Club preparing new CEO
• Folk band to play for SD Honor Flight vets
• Airport building to last 50 years
• Oahe voyage traces history
• Airport funding clears the tower
• Phantom revenue tightens budget
• Pierre has ‘boatload’ for outdoorsmen
• Local CAP cadet officer of the year
• Alltel customers suffering outage
• Who’s on the curb and gutter team?
• Red Hatter Militia wins community award
• Landfill fire under control
• Hardware problem causes Alltel outage
• New postmaster sorting out life in Pierre
• Hughes Co. sheriff seizes four horses
• New fees likely for curb and gutter
• Family gives new board member insight
• Studying pays off for youth in Bible Bee
• Red Hatter Militia wins community award
• Hardware problem causes Alltel outage
• New postmaster sorting out life in Pierre
• Hughes Co. sheriff seizes four horses
• New fees likely for curb and gutter
• Family gives new board member insight
• Studying pays off for youth in Bible Bee
• Boys and Girls Club preparing new CEO
• Folk band to play for SD Honor Flight vets
• Airport building to last 50 years
• Oahe voyage traces history
• Job’s Daughters helping with hearing
• Airport funding clears the tower
• Penn State student teaching at PILC
• Pierre has ‘boatload’ for outdoorsmen
• Pierre’s housing crisis
• Phantom revenue tightens budget
• Conquering first-day jitters
• Alltel customers suffering outage
• Firefighters called to grass fire -- twice
• Folk band to play for SD Honor Flight vets
• Election sign shelf life could be a month
• Airport building to last 50 years
• Local artist gives back to Pierre
• Oahe voyage traces history
• Job’s Daughters helping with hearing
• Penn State student teaching at PILC
• Pierre’s housing crisis
• Conquering first-day jitters
• Alltel customers suffering outage
• Firefighters called to grass fire -- twice
• Red Hatter Militia wins community award
• Hardware problem causes Alltel outage
• New postmaster sorting out life in Pierre
• Hughes Co. sheriff seizes four horses
• New fees likely for curb and gutter
• Family gives new board member insight
• Studying pays off for youth in Bible Bee
• Nov. 11 still target for vets memorial
• Boys and Girls Club preparing new CEO
• Sports signs now OK for schools
• Red Hatter Militia wins community award
• Hardware problem causes Alltel outage
• New postmaster sorting out life in Pierre
• Hughes Co. sheriff seizes four horses
• Shooting suspect has psych evaluation
• New fees likely for curb and gutter
• Frontage fee set at 40 cents
• Family gives new board member insight
• Collecting grapes to make wine
• Studying pays off for youth in Bible Bee
• Nov. 11 still target for vets memorial
• Sports signs now OK for schools
• Election sign shelf life could be a month
• Local artist gives back to Pierre
• Job’s Daughters helping with hearing
• Penn State student teaching at PILC
• Pierre’s housing crisis
• Conquering first-day jitters
• Alltel customers suffering outage
• Firefighters called to grass fire -- twice
• Sports signs now OK for schools
• Election sign shelf life could be a month
• Local artist gives back to Pierre
• Job’s Daughters helping with hearing
• Penn State student teaching at PILC
• Pierre’s housing crisis
• Conquering first-day jitters
• Alltel customers suffering outage
• Fourth grader raises money for vets
• Firefighters called to grass fire -- twice
• Believers grateful for public ceremony
• Red Hatter Militia wins community award
• Secret ballot up for public scrutiny
• Hardware problem causes Alltel outage
• Judge sides with city on contracts
• New postmaster sorting out life in Pierre
• Blue Green off to good start
• Hughes Co. sheriff seizes four horses
• Shooting suspect has psych evaluation
• New fees likely for curb and gutter
• Frontage fee set at 40 cents
• Collecting grapes to make wine
• Nov. 11 still target for vets memorial
• Local artist gives back to Pierre
• Cell phone program works for vets
• Job’s Daughters helping with hearing
• Hotel site to be cleared next month
• Penn State student teaching at PILC
• Blunt Fest starts tonight
• Pierre’s housing crisis
• Cancer 5-10K kicks off
• Conquering first-day jitters
• School’s in session
• Fourth grader raises money for vets
• Believers grateful for public ceremony
• Secret ballot up for public scrutiny
• Judge sides with city on contracts
• Blue Green off to good start
• Shooting suspect has psych evaluation
• Frontage fee set at 40 cents
• Collecting grapes to make wine
• Nov. 11 still target for vets memorial
• Sports signs now OK for schools
• Slow down: 7 caught speeding in school zone
• Election sign shelf life could be a month
• Gloe wins Central SD Realtor of the Year
• Believers grateful for public ceremony
• Secret ballot up for public scrutiny
• Judge sides with city on contracts
• Blue Green off to good start
• Shooting suspect has psych evaluation
• Frontage fee set at 40 cents
• Study: Water plant option for Fort Pierre
• Collecting grapes to make wine
• Pierre schools aiming high for future
• Nov. 11 still target for vets memorial
• School starts for Stanley Co.
• Sports signs now OK for schools
• Slow down: 7 caught speeding in school zone
• Election sign shelf life could be a month
• Gloe wins Central SD Realtor of the Year
• Local artist gives back to Pierre
• Cell phone program works for vets
• Hotel site to be cleared next month
• Blunt Fest starts tonight
• Cancer 5-10K kicks off
• School’s in session
• Fourth grader raises money for vets
• Collecting grapes to make wine
• Pierre schools aiming high for future
• School starts for Stanley Co.
• Slow down: 7 caught speeding in school zone
• Gloe wins Central SD Realtor of the Year
• Cell phone program works for vets
• Hotel site to be cleared next month
• Blunt Fest starts tonight
• Cancer 5-10K kicks off
• School’s in session
• Fourth grader raises money for vets
• Believers grateful for public ceremony
• Nystrom wins bid for lights at courthouse
• Secret ballot up for public scrutiny
• Judge sides with city on contracts
• Plans still pending for old county jail
• Blue Green off to good start
• Gill appoints seven to task force
• Shooting suspect has psych evaluation
• Fort Pierre plans tax to fix roads
• Frontage fee set at 40 cents
• Study: Water plant option for Fort Pierre
• Blunt Fest starts tonight
• Cancer 5-10K kicks off
• $10,000 bond set in vehicle theft case
• School’s in session
• Weekend music festival more than music
• Fourth grader raises money for vets
• Old farms still going strong
• Believers grateful for public ceremony
• Fort Pierre businesses open after Sunday fire
• Secret ballot up for public scrutiny
• Nystrom wins bid for lights at courthouse
• Judge sides with city on contracts
• Plans still pending for old county jail
• Blue Green off to good start
• Gill appoints seven to task force
• Fort Pierre plans tax to fix roads
• Study: Water plant option for Fort Pierre
• Pierre schools aiming high for future
• School starts for Stanley Co.
• Slow down: 7 caught speeding in school zone
• Gloe wins Central SD Realtor of the Year
• Cell phone program works for vets
• Hotel site to be cleared next month
• Nystrom wins bid for lights at courthouse
• Plans still pending for old county jail
• Gill appoints seven to task force
• Fort Pierre plans tax to fix roads
• Study: Water plant option for Fort Pierre
• Pierre schools aiming high for future
• School starts for Stanley Co.
• Slow down: 7 caught speeding in school zone
• Gloe wins Central SD Realtor of the Year
• 4H’ers hone skills at Achievement Days
• Cell phone program works for vets
• Rash of car thefts appears random
• Hotel site to be cleared next month
• Video: Racers use gravity, not gas
• Blunt Fest starts tonight
• Elders: Hope for Mission lies with youth
• Cancer 5-10K kicks off
• $10,000 bond set in vehicle theft case
• School’s in session
• Weekend music festival more than music
• Old farms still going strong
• Fort Pierre businesses open after Sunday fire
• Study: Water plant option for Fort Pierre
• Cowan drops out of Dist. 24 House race
• Pierre schools aiming high for future
• Schlachter Lumber changing hands
• School starts for Stanley Co.
• Dam Run in Pierre makes for a darn good time
• 4-H Days kick off at Fair
• 4H’ers hone skills at Achievement Days
• Rash of car thefts appears random
• Video: Racers use gravity, not gas
• Elders: Hope for Mission lies with youth
• $10,000 bond set in vehicle theft case
• Weekend music festival more than music
• Old farms still going strong
• Fort Pierre businesses open after Sunday fire
• Nystrom wins bid for lights at courthouse
• Plans still pending for old county jail
• Gill appoints seven to task force
• Sen. Johnson released from the hospital
• Fort Pierre plans tax to fix roads
• Native American Telecom seeks refuge on reservation
• Rash of car thefts appears random
• Video: Racers use gravity, not gas
• Elders: Hope for Mission lies with youth
• $10,000 bond set in vehicle theft case
• Sen. Johnson released from the hospital
• Weekend music festival more than music
• School groups to host first televised gubernatorial debate
• Old farms still going strong
• City hall roof being replaced
• Fort Pierre businesses open after Sunday fire
• Pierre gears up for new school year
• Nystrom wins bid for lights at courthouse
• Two Pierre men learning the law
• Plans still pending for old county jail
• Locals vie to kiss a pig for 4-H
• Gill appoints seven to task force
• Whistle blown on billboards
• Fort Pierre plans tax to fix roads
• Native American Telecom seeks refuge on reservation
• Cowan drops out of Dist. 24 House race
• Schlachter Lumber changing hands
• Dam Run in Pierre makes for a darn good time
• 4-H Days kick off at Fair
• 4H’ers hone skills at Achievement Days
• $10,000 bond set in vehicle theft case
• Sen. Johnson released from the hospital
• School groups to host first televised gubernatorial debate
• Weekend music festival more than music
• City hall roof being replaced
• Old farms still going strong
• Pierre gears up for new school year
• Fort Pierre businesses open after Sunday fire
• Two Pierre men learning the law
• Locals vie to kiss a pig for 4-H
• Whistle blown on billboards
• Native American Telecom seeks refuge on reservation
• Cowan drops out of Dist. 24 House race
• Schlachter Lumber changing hands
• Dam Run in Pierre makes for a darn good time
• 4-H Days kick off at Fair
• Curb and gutter panel on hold
• 4H’ers hone skills at Achievement Days
• Mollisons to lead United Way fundraiser
• Rash of car thefts appears random
• Voters to decide on medical marijuana
• Video: Racers use gravity, not gas
• South Dakota to get $50M in federal aid
• Elders: Hope for Mission lies with youth
• School lunch goes online
• Pierre gears up for new school year
• Two Pierre men learning the law
• Locals vie to kiss a pig for 4-H
• Whistle blown on billboards
• Native American Telecom seeks refuge on reservation
• SD seeing double the ducks
• Cowan drops out of Dist. 24 House race
• Fever blocks Johnson’s Pierre visit
• Schlachter Lumber changing hands
• City supported in labor dispute
• Dam Run in Pierre makes for a darn good time
• Louis named parent of the year
• 4-H Days kick off at Fair
• Curb and gutter panel on hold
• 4H’ers hone skills at Achievement Days
• Mollisons to lead United Way fundraiser
• Rash of car thefts appears random
• Voters to decide on medical marijuana
• Video: Racers use gravity, not gas
• South Dakota to get $50M in federal aid
• Elders: Hope for Mission lies with youth
• School lunch goes online
• Sen. Johnson released from the hospital
• School groups to host first televised gubernatorial debate
• City hall roof being replaced
• Whistle blown on billboards
• Tribes looking for education boost
• Native American Telecom seeks refuge on reservation
• SD seeing double the ducks
• Cowan drops out of Dist. 24 House race
• Fever blocks Johnson’s Pierre visit
• Schlachter Lumber changing hands
• City supported in labor dispute
• Dam Run in Pierre makes for a darn good time
• Louis named parent of the year
• 4-H Days kick off at Fair
• Curb and gutter panel on hold
• Mollisons to lead United Way fundraiser
• Voters to decide on medical marijuana
• South Dakota to get $50M in federal aid
• School lunch goes online
• Sen. Johnson released from the hospital
• School groups to host first televised gubernatorial debate
• City hall roof being replaced
• Pierre gears up for new school year
• GFP may increase lion limit for 2011
• Two Pierre men learning the law
• Police hunting for robbery suspect, stolen car
• Locals vie to kiss a pig for 4-H
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