Rapid City, SD News

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• Wind Cave National Park to Share Elk with Custer State Park
• Central States Fair And Rodeo 2012
• Ice Skating Rink
• Public Celebrates Wind Cave National Park’s New Land
• Black Hills Stock Show And Rodeo 2012
• Back to School for Rapid City - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Central States Fair 2011
• Black Hills Workshop looking for caring, creative neighbors
• Rapid City Saint Patrick's Day Parade
• Black Hills Stock Show And Rodeo 2011
• School of Mines Team to Compete in Egypt
• Sundareshwar Awarded Chile’s Highest Civilian Honor
• Erin Handberg Awarded Mines Medal Fellowship
• Building Better Dental Implants
• Feiszli Receives Meritorious Service Award
• Howl-O-Ween Costume Contest for People and Pets
• School of Mines Named a Top College for Veterans
• Terror in the Dark Haunted House
• Civil Engineering Students Travel to Mongolia
• March R&D Funding More Than $250,000
• Paleontology Research Laboratory Officially Opens
• Dr. Carter Kerk Awarded National Mentoring Honor
• NSF I/UCRC Center for Bioenergy Research and Development Announced
• Osberg Wins May TEA Award
• Dr. James E. Martin Presents at the Great Basin Anthropological Conference
• Governor Appoints School of Mines Student to Board of Regents
• Team Blob Selected as Finalist in Microsoft’s Imagine Cup Technology Competition
• Dr. Medlin Featured in Biomedical Engineering Article
• Industrial Engineering Professors Featured in Article
• Alumnus Stacy Phelps Receives Presidential Award for Excellence in Science, Mathematics and Engineering Mentoring
• Mini Baja Team Finishes in Top 10
• ASCE Team Finishes Third at Regional Conference
• American Chemical Society Student Chapter Receives Award
• Environmental Engineering Program Receives Accreditation
• Nearly 100 Employers Recruit Students at Spring Career Fair
• Students Gain Hands-On Energy Experience
• School of Mines Hosts Largest Career Fair in Campus History
• Professor Awarded Patent for Groundbreaking Work
• School of Mines Team Takes Trophy in National Weather Forecasting Contest
• Museum of Geology Unveils New Exhibit
• Students takes second place at ASME conference
• School of Mines Breaks Ground on Chemical and Biological Engineering/Chemistry Building
• Spring Career Fair Demonstrates Demand for Engineering and Science Graduates
• Choir to Compete in Ireland
• Student Named AISES Representative
• South Dakota School of Mines and Technology Seeks Nominations for Mines Medal Award
• T-28 Flies Into History
• Metallurgical Engineering Students Receive National Scholarships
• School of Mines Announces Dean's List and Academic Recognition List
• September R&D Funding More than $1.5 Million
• Professor Awarded $525,000 for Transparent Armor Research
• School of Mines Students Select New Leaders
• Student Team Wins National EntrepreneurshipWeek USA Challenge
• Lindsley Winner in March Madness Competition
• School of Mines Announces Dean's List and Academic Recognition List
• C-Lock Technology Inc. Launches at Business Incubator
• Students Recognized with Giant Vision Awards
• School of Mines and Black Hills Power Unveil Renewable Energy Research Facility
• School of Mines Welcomes Fulbright Research Scholar
• Engineers and Scientists Abroad Travel to Suriname
• Moore and Bauer Win TEA Awards
• School of Mines Named One of “America’s 100 Best College Buys”
• Omnibus Bill Benefits School of Mines
• Chemical and Biological Engineering Professor Named AIChE Fellow
• Kellar Named South Dakota Professor of the Year
• School of Mines finishes first at ASCE conference
• Richard Kaiser to Lead Hardrocker Athletics
• Chemical Engineering Student Finds His Path
• Destination ImagiNation Team to Compete at International Competition
• Civil and Environmental Engineering Professor Elected to Research Council
• Museum of Geology Closed for Renovations
• Maynard Raasch Fund Established to Support CBEC Building and Scholarships
• School of Mines Receives DAC Scholars Award
• School of Mines Awarded NSF Grant to Study Women Faculty
• School of Mines Welcomes GEAR UP to Campus
• Hoffert Professor Larry Simonson Installed as Tau Beta Pi President
• NSF Awards $600,000 to Support More Collaboration with Tribal Colleges and Universities
• CUPA-HR Names Shuman Treasurer
• Smithsonian Accepts Montileaux Painting into Their Permanent Collection
• Industrial Engineering Professor Elected to ASEE Post
• Industrial Engineering Professor Appointed to Black Hills Workshop Board of Directors
• Six Students Named Tau Beta Pi Scholars
• Stoltz Receives Traditions of Excellence Award
• Dr. Dan Dolan Named 2009 South Dakota Professor of the Year
• Materials and Metallurgical Engineering Professor Named ASM Fellow
• Maptek Advanced Mine Design Center Introduced
• School of Mines Offers Top Paying Majors
• Brich Receives Traditions of Excellence Award
• School of Mines Generates Approximately $200 Million in Economic Impact to South Dakota
• Student Team Finishes Fourth in Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Competition
• Best College Investment in Nation
• Direct Write Laboratory
• Rudebusch Inducted into Rapid City Hall of Fame
• Nanoscience and Nanoengineering Ph.D. Students Attend Prestigious Conference
• School of Mines Leads Nation with 10 Tau Beta Pi Scholars
• Civil and Environmental Engineering Professor Selected for ExCEEd Workshop
• School of Mines Key Player in Economic Growth of Black Hills
• Brenneman Wins March TEA Award
• School of Mines Attends AAC&U 2006 Greater Expectations Institute
• Civil and Environmental Engineering Professor Wins National Paper Competition
• School of Mines Welcomes Future Students to Campus
• Zyvex Partnership Strengthens Nanotechnology Ties
• Researchers Awarded Grants Supporting Efforts at Sanford Underground Science and Engineering Laboratory
• Riggenbergs Establish Scholarship
• Geology Graduate Student Receives Top Honors
• Geology Professor Named the J. P. Gries Geologist of the Year
• Metallurgical Engineering Student Receives National Scholarship
• Industrial Engineering Student Receives ASSE Scholarship
• Student Association Leaders Selected
• Byers Wins November TEA Award
• Environmental Engineering Student Named Presidential Scholar
• New School of Mines President Named
• Students Select Freshmen Representatives
• M-Week Begins September 27
• Recruitment Publication Series Receives CASE Award
• Students Receive Grant to Fund Senior Project
• Geology and Geological Engineering Professor Featured in Nature Article
• Professor Feiszli Named Meritorious Music Educator
• Timber Bridge Team Awarded Most Innovative Design
• Chemical Engineering Student Receives Brass Award
• Clifford Falk Memorial Scholarship Established
• School of Mines to Celebrate M-Week “Across the Decades”
• February R&D Funding Nearly $3 Million
• Concrete Canoe Team Returns from National Competition
• School of Mines to Host Oil Industry Career Seminar
• Students Gain Valuable Hands-On Experience
• Metallurgical Engineering Students Awarded ASM Scholarships
• Dr. Robert A. Wharton Becomes 18th President of the School of Mines
• Hodgin Wins April TEA Award
• Outstanding Recent Graduates Honored
• Students Inducted Into Leadership Hall of Fame
• Darrow and Schlei Win TEA Awards
• Robotics Team Places High At Competition
• Professors, Staff, and Community Members Honored at Convocation
• Students Gain Experience Around the World
• August R&D Funding More Than $500,000
• Outstanding Recent Graduates Honored
• Physics Department Welcomes Xinhua Bai, Ph.D.
• School of Mines Hosts DUSEL Round Table and Nobel Laureate
• Lady Hardrocker Melanie Vedvei Breaks NAIA National Career Steals Record
• School of Mines and Black Hills Power Establish Sustainable Energy Partnership
• Alumna Named Tau Beta Pi Laureate
• School of Mines Holds 152nd Commencement
• School of Mines Welcomes GEAR UP to Campus
• December R&D Funding More Than $600,000
• Civil and Environmental Engineering Professor Receives ASEE Fellowship
• Mechanical Engineering Student Named Jack First Scholarship Recipient
• School of Mines Sees Explosive Growth in Freshman Enrollment
• New 2010 Research Center Announced: The Repair, Refurbish, and Return to Service Applied Research Center
• GEAR UP Honors Program Prepares American Indian Students for Success in College
• NSF Funds Professors' Research to Potentially Lower Pharmaceutical Processing Costs
• Radomski Wins June TEA Award
• President Ruch Appointed to DOE Advisory Committee
• School of Mines Wins DAC Scholars Award
• Mueller Named Chair of South Dakota College Republicans
• Jonathan Larson and Melanie Jeppesen elected president and vice president of the Student Association
• School of Mines Welcomes Collections Manager
• Mechanical Engineering Alumna Named Tau Beta Pi Laureate
• March R&D Funding More than $1 Million
• Space Grant Consortium Receives Grant
• Chemistry Students Receive National Awards
• Chemisty Student Receives National Scholarship
• Students Join Order of the Engineer
• Chemical Engineering Student Receives National Scholarship
• President Ruch to Retire in 2008
• Professor’s Music and Ensemble Gain Recognition
• South Dakota Universities Work to Prepare for and Prevent H1N1 Flu
• September R&D Funding Nearly $6 Million
• School of Mines Projects To Receive $16 Million In Defense Spending
• Cox and Francis Win TEA Awards
• Pervious Concrete Developed at the School of Mines
• Computer Science Team Earns Honorable Mention at ACM World Finals
• CBERD Director Named ASEE Fellow
• Defense Bill Proposes $12.5 Million for School of Mines Projects
• Interdisciplinary Sciences Student Wins National Contest
• Dr. Duane C. Hrncir Becomes the New Dean of the College of Science and Letters
• Halliburton Gift Provides Scholarships and Faculty Support for Geology and Geological Engineering Department
• 5-Year Reunion to Bring More Than 1,200 Alumni to Campus
• Student Team Finishes First in Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Competition
• Dr. Ruch Named President Emeritus
• Students Display Innovation at Design Fair and Research Symposium
• Metallurgical Engineering Students Receive National Awards
• School of Mines Welcomes Director of Sponsored Programs
• Metallurgical Engineering Students Display Research at State Capitol
• Human Powered Vehicle Team Places First in Design
• Nanoscience and Nanoengineering Professor Receives South Dakota's Only DOE EPSCoR Award
• Dillon Wins December TEA Award
• Dr. Hao Fong Receives $750,000 EPSCoR Grant to Conduct Carbon Fiber Study
• Research Team Makes Scientific Headway in Self-Healing Concrete
• Industrial Engineering Professor Selected for Prestigious Symposium
• School of Mines Welcomes Strong, Diverse Class
• Brandon Valley High School Student Makes Independent Discovery of Supernova
• School of Mines Named Military Friendly School
• Casey Receives Traditions of Excellence Award
• New Paleontology Find Changes View of History
• Michael C. Gunn to Lead Enrollment Management
• School of Mines Announces Kiel Memorial Scholarship
• Students Inducted into Leadership Hall of Fame
• Rock Retriever Team Takes Second Place at District Competition
• School of Mines Named One Of America’s 100 Best College Buys
• Students Participate in Student Higher Education Days in Pierre
• Sports Information Director Starts Hardrock Marketing, LLC
• Defense Bill Proposes $10.5 Million in Defense Spending for School of Mines Projects
• School of Mines Accepted as NCAA Division II Institution
• Governor Announces Cooperative Agreement with Leading Nanotechnology Company
• Student Named Scholar of the American Chemical Society
• School of Mines Finishes First at ASCE Conference
• Fulbright Research Scholar on Campus from March to July
• School of Mines Welcomes Director of CAPE Lab
• School of Mines Student Research in the Spotlight
• Civil Engineering Students Finish Second at ASCE Conference
• Steel Bridge Team Heading to National Competition
• Generous Gift Establishes Energy-Sustainability Chair
• Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Team Finishes Second
• School of Mines Places High at Baja SAE Competition
• First Mines Medal Awarded to Cindy Van Dover, Ph.D.
• Sandra Meier Receives Traditions of Excellence Award
• C-Lock Technology Inc. Partners with IBM
• East Wins August TEA Award
• Universities Celebrate National Campus Sustainability Day
• School of Mines Earns Bid to ACM World Finals
• Steiner Wins TEA Award
• School of Mines Announces Brunssen Memorial Scholarship
• March R&D Funding Tops $2.5 Million
• School of Mines Receives $1.25 Million to Create Mining Center of Excellence
• School of Mines to Host New National Science Foundation Undergraduate Research Site
• School of Mines Takes First Place in Aero Design -- Released June 7, 2006
• Fossil Reptile with Last Supper Found Along Missouri River
• School of Mines Launches Public Phase of Capital Campaign
• Center for Bioprocessing Research and Development Announced
• Professor Leads India Field Campin India
• Multidisciplinary Team Takes First Place at ASME Competition
• Sandy Fischer Named National Association of Educational Procurement Regional President
• Baja SAE Team Takes First in Endurance Race
• Students Join Order of the Engineer
• Atmospheric Sciences Professor Spearheads International Initiative to Address Global Environmental Change
• Integrating the Art and Science of Blacksmithing into the Curriculum
• Industrial Engineering Students Receive National Scholarships
• Two Students Named to the Gates Millennium Scholar Program
• School of Mines and Cargill Announce Major Gift
• The School of Mines Was Pleased to Welcome Chinese Ambassador Zhou Wenzhong to Campus
• Employers Recruit School of Mines Students During Career Fair
• December R&D Funding More Than $500,000
• Interdisciplinary Sciences Student Receives Prestigious IHS Scholarship
• Chemistry Professor Named to Gaines Professorship
• Aero Design Team Takes First Place at International Competition
• Shuman Named Emerging Leader
• School of Mines Announces Barrick Gold Scholarship Fund
• Chemical Engineering Master's Student Awarded NSF Fellowship
• Mines Medal Established to Recognize Leaders in Engineering and Science
• School of Mines Paleontologists Uncover Giant Marine Reptile
• 84 Students Join the Order of the Engineer
• Concert Choir and Master Chorale Tops in Ireland
• Mechanical Engineering Student Receives Pella Scholarship
• Professor Recognized for Multiband Antenna Research
• Drs. Han and Kim Awarded Patent for Ground-Breaking Invention
• Formula SAE Team Places in Top Third
• School of Mines Celebrates 125 Years by Planting 125 Trees
• Drs. M. R. Hansen and Frank Hansen Named Fellows of the American Society of Civil Engineers
• Professor Named to South Dakota Hall of Fame
• School of Mines Student Receives Leadership Award
• Melanie Vedvei Named to NAIA All American 1st Team
• Mathematics and Computer Science Professor Selected for the Householder Symposium
• Rock Retriever Team Places 8th at International Competition
• Research Funding More than $17 Million for Fiscal Year 2007
• Chemical Engineering and Mathematics Student Published in Journal
• School of Mines Collaborates with Mongolian College to Prepare Engineers and Scientists
• Iraqi Ambassador to the UN Speaks on Campus
• School of Mines Announces Dean’s List
• Best College Investment in Nation
• Mechanical Engineering Professor Awarded Third Patent
• Dr. Vojislav Kalanovic's VDK1000 Invention Automates Jewelry Processing
• Students Gain Valuable Hands-On Experience
• Civil Engineering Graduate Selected as a “New Face of Engineering”
• Students Select Student Association
• Geology Goes Global
• Paleontology Research Laboratory Named Outstanding Green Building Project
• Fenner and MacDonald Win School of Mines Awards
• Mini Baja Team Finishes in Top 10
• School of Mines and Nucor Announce Selection of Endowed Professor
• Caterpillar to Open New Engineering Design Center in Black Hills Business Development Center
• School of Mines Receives Nearly $14 Million in Research Funding in 2006
• School of Mines Offers Wetland Ecology Graduate Research Opportunity
• Shaun Herrod Plans Return to School of Mines
• Maureen Wilson Named President of the South Dakota College Personnel Association
• School of Mines Welcomes Director of Center for Bioprocessing Research and Development
• Employees Honored by South Dakota College Personnel Association
• Dr. Kalanovich's VDK 1000 Invention Goes Global
• Mathematics and Computer Science Professor Recognized at CATA-2008 Conference
• Tiospaye in Engineering Scholars Honored
• Darrell Sawyer Named SDCPPA President
• Dr. Andrea Surovek Awarded ASEE Beer and Johnston Outstanding New Mechanics Educator Award
• Student Organizations Receive Board of Regents Recognition
• School of Mines Wins Red Bull Soapbox Race
• School of Mines Announces Academic Recognition List
• School of Mines Showcases Renovated Surbeck Center
• Materials and Metallurgical Engineering Professor Named to TMS Board of Directors
• Patricia Casey Receives Traditions of Excellence Award
• Duane C. Hrncir, Ph.D., to Serve as Interim Provost at School of Mines
• Computer Science Student Named Millennium Scholar
• School of Mines in Top Quarter at Robotics Competition
• School of Mines Leads South Dakota in Math Modeling Competition
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• January R&D Funding More Than $260,000
• School of Mines Leads South Dakota in Math Modeling Contest
• School of Mines Provost Receives Rapid City Chamber of Commerce's ATHENA Award
• School of Mines Named Military Friendly School
• Dr. Duane L. Abata Becomes the New Dean of the College of Engineering
• School of Mines Inducted Into Great Plains Cooperative Ecosystem Studies Unit
• Team Blob Takes Fourth Place in Microsoft’s Imagine Cup Technology Competition
• Spring Career Fair Is Largest in Campus History
• May R&D Funding More Than $1 Million
• Team Receives Runner-up Award at MinneWIC
• Chemical Engineering/Mathematics Student Receives Prestigious Internship
• Geology Field Camps in U.S. and Turkey
• School of Mines to Offer Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering
• National Science Foundation Selects Homestake as Deep Underground Science and Engineering Laboratory
• $15 Million of Funding for Campus Buildings Approved
• Transmission Electron Microscope Awarded to School of Mines Researchers
• September R&D Funding Nearly $1 Million at School of Mines
• Nucor Endows Professorship with $1 Million Gift
• 2009 Homecoming King and Queen Crowned
• Civil and Environmental Engineering Associate Professor Named to Editorial Board
• November R&D Funding More than $2.5 Million
• Research Funding Nearly $21 Million
• Dean's List and Academic Recognition List
• Students Inducted into Order of Omega
• School of Mines Taps Ronald J. White, Ph.D., as Vice President for Research
• School of Mines Wins CASE Award
• 2006-7 Resident Assistants Selected
• School of Mines Breaks Ground on Paleontology Research Center
• New Rotaract Club Established at School of Mines
• Kyle Kattke Receives Prestigious NAIA Award
• Industrial Engineering Professor Named to Texas Leadership Forum
• Astronaut and Senator Harrison Schmitt Serves as School of Mines Commencement Speaker
• December R&D Funding More than $1 Million
• Nearly 400 Students Named to Dean's List
• School of Mines Collaborates on FastStor Project
• Mechanical Engineering Students Take First Place at ASME Conference
• School of Mines Holds 157th Commencement
• School of Mines Holds 160th Commencement
• Formula SAE Team Places High at International Competition
• Atmospheric Sciences Student Accepted to the 2008 National Center for Atmospheric Research Undergraduate Leadership Workshop
• DUSEL Impact Reaches Beyond Physics
• School of Mines Admissions Website Ranked Among Top in the Country
• Five Finalists in Running for School of Mines President
• School of Mines President Joins Energy Initiatives
• Team Places 12th in Weather Forecasting Contest
• Defense Bill Proposes Nearly $9 Million for School of Mines Projects
• Dean's List Announced
• Escott and Howard Win School of Mines Awards
• Industrial Engineering Student Receives National Scholarship
• Feathering Ceremony Honors Native American Graduates
• Students Participate In Math Modeling Contest
• April R&D Funding Tops $600,000
• Students Finish First at ASCE Conference
• Research Funding Reaches $35 Million
• Athlete Blake Tideman Receives National Award
• School of Mines Holds Geoscience Camps for Native American Students
• Feathering Ceremony Honors Native American Graduates
• Fossil Skeleton of Juvenile Plesiosaur Recovered from Antarctica
• New Scholarships Announced
• The 2010 Census
• Student Team Second in Clean Snowmobile Challenge
• School of Mines Leads Nation with 11 Tau Beta Pi Scholars
• Joint Ph.D. Degree in Physics Approved
• May R&D Funding Nearly $2 Million at School of Mines
• CAAN to Realign Mission
• Four of Five School of Mines Teams in Top 20 Percent at Regional Programming Contest
• Professor Named "Revolutionary Mind"
• Karmen Aga and Jennifer Bauer Receive Career Service Council's Traditions of Excellence Award
• School of Mines Student Receives National Scholarship
• Homecoming King and Queen Crowned
• Long Time Lady Hardrocker Fan Celebrates 107th Birthday
• Academic Recognition List Announced
• November R&D Funding Nearly $700,000
• School of Mines students named NAIA All-Americans
• Robotics Team Places High at Competition
• Civil Engineering Student Presents DUSEL Project at State Capital
• School of Mines Holds 153rd Commencement
• Mechanical Engineering Professor Awarded Fourth Patent
• Feiszli Receives Lifetime Achievement Award
• Materials Engineering and Science Programs Join Western Regional Graduate Program
• School of Mines Salaries Among Best in U.S. Engineering Colleges and Midwest Universities
• Dubaj Elected Executive Director of South Dakota Student Federation
• Montana-Dakota Utilities Donates Money to School of Mines
• Professor Receives $1 million for Biomedical Materials Research
• Finnesand Wins March TEA Award
• Student Receives National Industrial Engineering Scholarship
• April R&D Funding More Than $1 Million
• $6.9 Million in Defense Spending for School of Mines Projects
• Mechanical Engineering and Physics Student Recipient of BOR Scholarship
• Wilkinson Receives Traditions of Excellence Award
• Himalayan Geomorphology Field Camp Announced
• Homecoming King and Queen Crowned
• Research Team Develops Sustainable Concrete
• Cindy Lee Van Dover, Ph.D., Recipient of Prestigious Mines Medal
• School of Mines Welcomes Highly Prepared, Diverse Class
• School of Mines Leads Retention Rates
• School of Mines Hosts GEAR UP Closing Ceremony
• School of Mines Holds 158th Commencement
• Entrepreneurship in the Classroom
• Record Amount of Research and Development Funding
• Hardrocker Athletics to Begin New Chapter
• Civil and Environmental Engineering Professor Awarded Fulbright Scholarship
• Surbeck Renovations Underway
• School of Mines Finishes Second in Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Competition
• Formula SAE Team Competes in International Competition
• Team Receives Four Awards at Unmanned Aerial Vehicle Competition
• School of Mines in Top 10 at International Mining Competition
• October R&D Funding Nearly $7 Million
• Industrial Engineering Professor Named to ASEE Post
• Center for Friction Stir Processing Awarded Alexander Schwarzkopf Prize for Technological Innovation
• Joy McClure named Outstanding Student Senator
• Mathematics and Computer Science Professor Elected to the Board of Governors of the Mathematical Association of America
• November Research Funding More Than $1 Million
• Civil Engineering Student Receives Tau Beta Pi Fellowship
• Aero Design Team Takes Third Place
• AISES Students Recognized at National Conference
• One of America's Best Buys for the 10th Consecutive Year
• January R&D Funding More Than $126,000
• School of Mines Leads South Dakota Regental Institutions in Enrollment Increases
• School of Mines Joins College Portrait
• Certificate Program in Technology Innovation Approved
• Davies Wins July TEA Award
• School of Mines Hosts DUSEL Vertical Facilities Meeting
• School of Mines Selected for DEPSCoR Funding
• Team Recognized in National Workplace Innovation & Design Competition
• Downtown BID taxes now due
• Journey Museum enriches Rapid City
• KEVIN WOSTER: A step back where time stands still
• Stop quibbling this late in process
• State school nurse of year goes extra mile for students
• Time with kids ‘job of a lifetime’
• RSVP volunteers offer as much time as they want
• Senior programs
• BILL O'REILLY: Ready for some football?
• GEORGE WILL: Time to rethink embargoes on Cuba
• DAVID BRODER: Will scary right wing prevail?
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• Blood, Sweat and Tears
• Deadwood Jam schedule
• Collective Soul returns to Deadwood
• Collective Soul
• Run for governor if you want to stay at Valhalla
• JIM KENT: Columns, comments, please read
• Sidestepping public right to know
• Entertainment briefs for Friday, Sept. 17, 2010
• ‘Clara’s Visitor’ to open chamber society’s season
• “Clara’s Visitor”
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• Songbird warrants protection, but doesn't get it
• THOMAS SOWELL: Society can’t correct social inequalities
• Noem’s opposition to wilderness disappoints
• Interest rates hurt retirees
• Vote to go on in Shannon County
• Free conference for parents
• JIM SHAW: Campaigns echo ‘sound of silence’
• 2010 campaigns short on details
• Tips for downsized cooking
• Cooking for one? You don’t have to forgo quality
• Handy cookbooks
• Mount Rushmore visitors expected without fireworks
• SD Sportswriters Association HS Football Poll
• College Football: Coyotes join the land of the ranked after upset win
• ROBERT SCHEER: Blame for economic meltdown is bipartisan
• Wilderness bill would create another disaster
• Behavior Management Systems looks to Vision 2012 funding
• Love more than words
• BLM setting prescribed fires Monday
• College Football: Warren, Zwiefelhofer grab Great West honors
• TransCanada seeks U.S. crude for oil sands pipeline
• Mitchell man wins Sioux Falls Marathon
• CHARLES KRAUTHAMMER: Set departure date aids enemy in Afghanistan
• Dictionary story far from boring
• RANDALL RASMUSSEN: ‘C’ on the economy is grade inflation
• KEVIN WOSTER: Thune has Daschle’s strengths
• Slow response feeds beetle march
• BILL O'REILLY: Obama decries scorn
• GEORGE WILL: South Carolina where change is for the better
• DAVID BRODER: Right turn to be hard on liberals
• A South Dakota perspective on New York mosque debate
• Multiple use designation includes four wheelers
• If you go
• No, you can’t recycle old grenades
• Reimburse taxpayers for 8 years of free rent
• County manages a small tax cut
• CONSUMER CREDIT: Find practical, beautiful deals while secondhand shopping
• THE CREDIT GUY: Compare card interest rates to make sure you get best deal
• KAHLER: Meeting personal needs is related to happiness
• Business briefs for Sept. 10
• Names and Faces for Sept. 10
• RUTH MARCUS: Budget can’t balance without more revenue
• Cars more toxic than secondary smoke
• TODD WILLIAMS: The perfect Deadwood Jam lineup
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• Lists of most and least economically stressed counties
• Tribal college to hold local elections
• Gregory to host Capital for a Day on Oct. 6
• Dakota Middle School built in the 1930s
• CAL THOMAS: Modern Christianity has lost its true meaning
• JIM KENT: Making friends on the trail
• Catering policy matter of choice
• Entertainment briefs for Friday, Sept. 10, 2010
• Rapid City aldermen divided on 2011 budget
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• THOMAS SOWELL: Government intervention worsens economy
• Schools should alter transfer policies
• Suicide prevention matters here
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• DAC standings
• College Football: Yellow Jackets coming together
• College Football: MVFC teams off to good start
• High School Football: Scotties join Raiders, Cavs in football polls
• South Dakota High School Football Poll
• Fire damages South Dakota home while residents gone camping
• CHARLES KRAUTHAMMER: Set departure date aids enemy in Afghanistan
• Governor deserves private retreat
• A day to honor our best workers
• State needs good jobs that are safe
• BILL O'REILLY: A deadly Mexican drug war
• GEORGE WILL: Distinquished candidates vie for Senate in Colorado
• DAVID BRODER: Either pick will set precedent
• Histories of presidents’ wives well received
• She should stick with the horse
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• You can make yummy recipes from local foods
• ROBERT SCHEER: Iraq will endure as stain on U.S. reputation
• Governor deserves a place to relax
• JIM SHAW: Wide range of readers’ comments
• CHARLES KRAUTHAMMER: Set departure date aids enemy in Afghanistan
• Governor deserves private retreat
• DAVID BRODER: Either pick will set precedent
• Histories of presidents’ wives well received
• She should stick with the horse
• Mayor takes exception to erroneous, anonymous post
• Four-wheelers tearing up scenic countryside
• If you go
• A day to honor our best workers
• State needs good jobs that are safe
• BILL O'REILLY: A deadly Mexican drug war
• GEORGE WILL: Distinquished candidates vie for Senate in Colorado
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• Huffer sentenced to two years in prison
• Rapid City man gets five years in prison for sexual contact with 8-year-old
• Rapid City council nixes beer, wine sales at northside Walgreens
• Man who used fake footwear to escape from South Dakota jail gets four years
• Letter to the Editor
• Counting the Sturgis rally
• Independent files to run for state House in District 32
• Pro Rodeo Leaders
• Wear wristwatch? Use e-mail? Not for Class of '14
• General Beadle Family Clinic
• Letter to Editor
• Meadowbrook grant worth funding
• ROBERT SCHEER: No pleasing some people
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• Teenagers will love to eat, make these recipes
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• College Football: Jacks ranked ninth in Sports Network preseason poll
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• Hearing officer rules for Pierre in labor dispute
• State targets goose flock that has grown too large
• KEVIN WOSTER: Can kids draw votes?
• RANDALL RASMUSSEN: We do as we please
• Music camp concert highlights students’ experience
• Outdoors Scene: GF&P proposes lion license fee increase
• If you go
• Immigration debate is about economics
• Entertainment briefs for Aug. 13, 2010
• CHARLES KRAUTHAMMER: Ground zero is no place to build a mosque
• Custer State Park artists
• Sturgis rally is one trashy event
• Noise is music to governor’s ears
• Sturgis shuts down veteran fundraiser
• DAVID BRODER: Watch out when cuts hit home
• BILL O'REILLY: Oprah gambles on Rosie
• GEORGE WILL: Sparks fly as leftist U.S. meets right-wing Israel
• No one was badgered to add Heidepriem to parade lineup
• CONSUMER CREDIT: Feeling deprived isn’t part of our revised budget plan
• THE CREDIT GUY: New credit card law doesn’t prohibit new fees
• KAHLER: Government might seek proof of your wealth
• Business briefs for Aug. 13
• Names and Faces for Aug. 13
• TALKING BUSINESS: Rockin’ R Steakhouse reopens in Hermosa
• Tea for two: Rapid City now features dueling tea parties
• Liberal groups push to exploit Target backlash
• Harley officials happy with move to Sturgis
• Scotchman Industries visits rally
• Two more bikers die Thursday
• Where have all the customs bikes gone?
• Humane Society looks for owner of wayward goat
• Feds would lift block on oil leases in Montana and the Dakotas
• Deputy shoots, kills armed man in Sioux Falls
• Sioux Falls businesses report bogus bills
• Group takes rallygoers to Korea in September
• Wagons Ho! For Faith centennial celebration
• Rally-related accidents claim more lives
• Severe storms shut down Sioux Falls fair, destroy barn
• Regional Health counts 100 rally-related ER visits
• Herseth Sandlin, Noem field education questions
• Hunting outlaw bikers from foreign lands
• Man wants to build world's largest motorcycle in North Dakota
• Mount Rushmore has few free-speech permit requests
• AMA leaders pushing for quieter bikes
• Concert promoter generally satisfied with first effort
• Herseth Sandlin features son in campaign ad
• Missouri motorcyclist dies in crash with semi
• Full Throttle continues filming for second season
• Watertown man dies after donating liver to brother
• Responsible Bathroom Water Conservation Tour
• SD Teen Age Republicans 50th Anniversary Celebration and Alice Kundert's 90th Birthday
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Pennington County
• Central States Fair And Rodeo
• Black Hills Bluegrass Festival
• Save On Medical Equipments !!
• Free And Informative Site For Elderly And Caregivers !
• Art in The Twenty-First Century

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