Nov 10, 2007 | Rapid City Journal
Holiday arrangements with theme, height have impact
“I'll put the buds toward the top and the fuller flowers toward the bottom”
By Jomay Steen, Journal staff Saturday, November 10, 2007 RAPID CITY -- For the holidays, the late etiquette queen Emily Post would have frowned on fresh flowers brought to the door as a hostess gift. via Rapid City Journal
“It doesn't seem that long ago, when I gave the order to dig”
TARA SCHUMACHER/P&D Sgt. Corey Briest, assisted by his wife, Jenny, cuts the ribbon during Tuesday's dedication of their Yankton home, built to meet Sgt. via Yankton Daily Press & Dakotan
Teen Creates Quilts For Lakotas In South Dakota Khirstie Smith The Lakotas
“It's not charity. People are proud. So I'm giving them as gifts.”
Nearly a dozen Lakota Indians in South Dakota will be warmer this winter because of the efforts of a Spotsylvania County teenager. via The Free Lance-Star
Missing the former lieutenant governor's cheerfulness
“If American consumers knew where the meat came from, they would be very concerned”
Carole Hillard was one of those people who everybody describes with the same words, the same enthusiasm, the same grief. via Argus Leader
Today is USDA Rural Development Day in South Dakota, by proclamation of Governor Rounds. via KELO-TV Sioux Falls
Runner completes impressive recovery
“He's got a real passion for this. And when you get to a state meet and there are 120 kids on the starting line, a lot of things can happen.”
OACOMA - There was a time when finishing in third place would have seemed utterly unacceptable to Alex Muntefering. via Argus Leader
Brule County Democrats Host Stephanie Herseth Sandlin
Plan an evening with Stephanie Herseth Sandlin. The Brule County Democrats will host the event taking place at the Chamberlain Country Club. via KWYR-AM Winner
Plan to settle records disputes near
“The idea is, this would be resolved quickly”
CHAMBERLAIN - South Dakota Attorney General Larry Long is drafting a plan to handle disputes over access to government records similar to the way courts review small claims. via ArgusLeader.com
Open government meeting Oct. 9
The next meeting of the Open Government Task Force will be Oct. 9, in Chamberlain, according to the state Attorney General Larry Long. via Argus Leader
“Federal prosecutors will seek his extradition back to South Dakota to face charges”
A former prison inmate and informant wanted for a series of counterfeiting cases involving $100 bills passed in Sioux Falls and Chamberlain was arrested in a hotel room in Michigan, said Sioux Falls Police Lt. via Argus Leader
Patrol: Bust yields 34 pounds of drugs
The South Dakota Highway Patrol says two people face drug charges after a drug bust on Interstate 90 yielded 12 pounds of crystal meth and just over 22 pounds of cocaine. via KOTA-TV Rapid City
22 pounds of cocaine found in bust
Two men were arrested after the South Dakota Highway patrol found 12 pounds of crystal meth and about 22 pounds of cocaine in their car. via ArgusLeader.com
A Rapid City man was killed and another Rapid City man was critically injured in a rollover crash Thursday evening in Buffalo County. via Rapid City Journal
Brunner sought on charges of passing fake bills
The former inmate who helped convict Robert Leroy Anderson for rape and murder is now wanted for passing fake $100 bills in Sioux Falls and Chamberlain. via ArgusLeader.com
Teen dies in crash near Buffalo
A Fort Thompson teenager was killed in a two-vehicle crash near Buffalo on Thursday afternoon, according to a news release from the State Department of Public Safety. via Rapid City Journal