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Spearfish School District awarded $243K CTE grant
SPEARFISH — The Spearfish School District recently received a state Department of Education grant to help purchase equipment for its new career and technical education (CTE) center. The grant was part of a total of 36 grants awarded statewide totaling $6.4 million.
Pierre roughs up Spearfish Post 164
PIERRE — It was a tough pair of outings for Spearfish Post 164, as they dropped a doubleheader against Pierre Post 8 on Wednesday at Hyde Stadium. Spearfish couldn't get much going, coming up short in the first game by way of an 11-1 decision in six innings before falling by a final score of 11-0 within five innings in the nightcap.
Benefits of riding an e-bike through the Black Hills
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - Getting outdoors this summer can be an intimidating task for some but one business is looking to make it a little easier with their e-bike rentals. Deadwood Outdoor Rentals is located right on the edge of the city and offers a variety of ways to enjoy the hills, especially on an e-bike.
Gene Paul Miller
Gene Paul Miller was born on February 26, 1951 in Hot Springs, South Dakota and was the only child of Maurine and Fred Miller. Following Fred’s untimely passing, Gene was also raised by Robert Lamley whom Maurine later married on August 6, 1966. Gene graduated from Wessington Springs High...
Man dies in Tuesday Butte County crash
BELLE FOURCHE, S.D.- The South Dakota Highway Patrol says a 69-year-old man died Tuesday afternoon in a single-vehicle crash near Belle Fourche, SD. Preliminary crash information indicates the driver of a 2017 Toyota Sienna was traveling eastbound on SD Highway 34 near mile marker 13. For an unknown reason, the...
Modern dream home in Spearfish with 5 bedrooms and large yard
SPEARFISH, S.D. - Welcome to your dream home! This spacious residence boasts 5 bedrooms and generous living spaces, including a large family room and dining area that open onto the spacious covered deck. Enjoy modern touches, cozy fireplaces, custom built-ins, and a large yard. Perfect for both entertaining and everyday living!
Sushi Now Available in Belle Fourche
Have you ever tried sushi or heard people talk about how tasty it is? If not, now is your chance to grab a bite—the time for sushi in Belle Fourche has finally come. Lynn’s DakotaMart has implemented a new sushi station inside the store. Jim Grapentine, the owner of Belle’s DakotaMart, said that the sushi project has been in the works for over a year and with perfect timing, everything recently came together. The grocery store worked with a New York company, Family Fresh, to connect with its two skilled and trained sushi chefs, who are originally from Myanmar, Asia. The company also provides fresh fish. Chefs Vi and Bawi make the sushi fresh in-store every day; you can stop in and watch them make it right in front of you. Chef Vi said that before moving to South Dakota, he lived in Canada and then spent five months in Custer before transferring to Belle Fourche. He and Chef Bawi have been in the area for two weeks.
Deadwood gaming jumps 1.66% in May
DEADWOOD — The South Dakota Commission on Gaming reported that May’s handle was 1.66 percent higher than May 2023. Table games handle showed the highest increase with a 10.25 percent increase. Sports wagering decreased 6.26 percent, while the slot handle saw a modest increase at 1.22 percent.
BHSU’s Matt Cahoon to compete in U.S. Olympic Trials in the javelin
SPEARFISH — Assistant Black Hills State University track and field coach Matt Cahoon will compete Friday at Hayward Field on the campus of the University of Oregon at the U.S. Olympic Trials in Eugene, Ore. His preliminary round will be held on the 21st this month at 4:30 p.m.
Texas 4000 group coming to Belle Fourche
BELLE FOURCHE — A 26-member bicycle riding group representing Texas 4000 for Cancer will arrive in Belle Fourche at around 2 p.m. on Monday.. Texas 4000 for Cancer bills itself as “The World’s Longest Annual Charity Bike Ride.” Its mission statement calls for developing student leaders and engaging communities in the battle against cancer.
Joseph Edward Mercy
SAPULPA, OK—Joseph Edward Mercy, Joe to his family and friends, passed away at his home in Sapulpa, OK, on April 5, 2024. Joe was born to Patsy and Frank Mercy in New Underwood, SD on February 20, 1961. He grew up in Rapid City, SD. Everyone who knows Joe,...
All aboard the Orient Express
BELLE FOURCHE — At 5:30 p.m. on Tuesday the stage at the Belle Fourche Rec Center was stacked with steamer trunks. Cast members in an upcoming production buzzed around the theater in fedoras and flapper gowns. A baby was passed between crewmembers in front of an opulent looking set, which will rotate on stage. A redcoat-clad “waiter” bustled around what increasingly looked like a train compartment, as popular music played on a Bluetooth speaker connected to a crewmember’s iPhone.
Man killed in crash near Belle Fourche
BELLE FOURCHE — A 69-year-old man died Tuesday afternoon in a single-vehicle crash near Belle Fourche. According to the South Dakota Highway Patrol, around noon, the man was driving a a 2017 Toyota Sienna was traveling eastbound on SD Highway 34 near mile marker 13. For an unknown reason, the vehicle left the roadway and entered the ditch, struck a driveway approach and came to rest in an irrigation ditch. The driver died from his injuries.
New flow trail open near Fort Meade
STURGIS — The city of Sturgis and Black Hills Trails have collaborated on a downhill biking trail that is now open for use. The Downhill Optimized Bike Park, aka Flow Trail, is located on the city’s Barry Stadium property near the Fort Meade softball fields east of Sturgis. It is similar in nature to the project that Rapid City just approved on M-Hill - Thunderdog Trail.
Antelope Creek Road bridge added to replacement plan
STURGIS — A bridge on Antelope Creek Road has been placed on Meade County’s five-year plan for replacement priorities. The Meade County Commission approved an amendment to the five-year bridge replacement plan on Tuesday. The plan lists bridges that meet criteria to receive grant funding for replacement. The bridge that was added to the plan is on Antelope Creek Road, and is located 24 miles east and 13.5 miles south of Sturgis.
Jones Park assault leaves 16-year-old hospitalized;
BELLE FOURCHE — The first of three teens charged with attempted murder in an alleged brutal attack at Jones Park was arraigned June 20. The other two suspects are scheduled for arraignment in July. On April 18, a 16-year-old Belle Fourche teenager was hospitalized after he was allegedly beaten...
Inaugural Lumber Jack Day at Nemo Ranch invites firefighters to compete for traveling trophy
NEMO — The Nemo Volunteer Fire Department is hosting its inaugural Lumber Jack Day on June 29 at the Nemo Guest Ranch and the Branding Iron in Nemo. The event is a fundraiser for the Nemo Volunteer Fire Department. Events include an axe throwing tournament, a dunk tank, a water ball, and a live band.
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