Apr 7, 2008 | KELO-TV Sioux Falls
Raid On Texas Compound Has Custer Authorities Concerned
“Well we'd have to go down and see whether or not its valid”
Features Services Online Opinion is your chance to tell Keloland what you think. via KELO-TV Sioux Falls
News Tips for the week of April 7, 2008
Office of the Governor 500 E. Capitol Ave. Pierre , SD 57501 773-3212 www.state.sd.us MEDIA ADVISORY: Friday, April 4, 2008 CONTACT: Mitch Krebs or Roxy Everson at 605-773-3212 News Tips for the week of April ... via South Dakota State
Long-term care issues to be focus of meetings
South Dakota's Department of Social Services will hold several more educational sessions on the state's long-term care partnership program. via ArgusLeader.com
Just 20 minutes south of the Crazy Horse monument, east of the town of Custer, S.D., is the 'crown jewel' of South Dakota and home to one of the largest buffalo herds on Earth. via Home News Tribune
Bikers accuse feds of not sharing evidence in S.D. gunfight
“If it did exist and it was in our possession, we would turn it over. There's nothing like that that exists”
Two Hells Angels bikers charged with starting a gunfight acted in self defense because rival Outlaws Motorcycle Club members targeted them, lawyers for the men say. via KGW-TV Portland
GCC starts permitting process for Dewey limestone conveyor
GCC Dacotah, operator of the Rapid City cement plant, plans to open a limestone quarry near the South Dakota-Wyoming state line. via Rapid City Journal
Miller-Valentine adds new partner
“Tom has made and will continue to make meaningful contributions to the growth of our commercial real estate portfolio”
The Miller-Valentine Group has named Tom Adams as partner with the company. Adams joined the Dayton-based real estate company in 2000 as assistant asset manager and has since assumed "progressively more ... via Dayton Business Journal
South Dakota biker shooting case awaits Supreme Court ruling
Edmund Duyck has been supplying corn to Fred Meyers for 40 years. His father and his grandfather worked some of this same land. via The Oregonian
County plans to build new office complex
“Those bonds can be an added mill levy onto your existing base tax. The statutes written during revamping of the tax structure gave us authority to make bond payments as needed”
Pennington County services, such as the treasurer, auditor and register of deeds, may be pushed entirely out of the county courthouse because of ongoing increases in judicial system casework. via Rapid City Journal
Herseth Sandlin votes against mining measure
“My feeling is, pass something and improve it as we go along”
By Bill Harlan, Journal staff Thursday, November 01, 2007 Rep. Stephanie Herseth Sandlin, D-S.D., voted against a bill that would federal rewrite mining law. via Rapid City Journal
Tourism group honors four for contributions
“That's been my whole life. That's all I've done is photography”
The Black Hills, Badlands & Lakes Association presented four awards at its recent annual meeting and luncheon. via Rapid City Journal
High-speed Internet comes to Hill City
“Once completed, the upgrade will improve reception and expand the channel line-up for cable viewers and bring cable-based high-speed Internet service to the community”
High-speed Internet has arrived in Hill City, and Meg Warder couldn't be happier. via Rapid City Journal
Crazy Horse sculptor Korczak Ziolkowski, 74, died Wednesday night of complications from heart surgery. via Yankton Daily Press & Dakotan
Youths compete in Western Junior show
“It's about the only time we get to see each other”
For Heidi Dehn, 15, of Rapid City, the Western Junior Family and Consumer Science Show is a competition, a learning experience and a social event. via Rapid City Journal
Snowplow drivers compete, offer winter safety tips
“For the safety of the public and our drivers, please don't crowd the plow.”
Office of the Secretary 700 E. Broadway Ave Pierre , SD 57501 Phone: 605/773-3265 FAX: 605/773-3921 Contact: Emilie Miller, Communications Manager, 773-5103 Snowplow drivers compete, offer winter safety tips ... via South Dakota State
By Steve Thorpe, Journal columnist Monday, October 15, 2007 John and Joy Mills' Songbird Cafe in Custer is going the way of a number of innovative and sometimes magical venues that have contributed to the ... via Rapid City Journal
Stories of hauntings thrill forum participants
“I thought it would be a good experience for her to come here and get firsthand knowledge of what they've done, what they've seen, where they've been”
Ever think it was possible that a 12-year-old boy would find his way back to his grandparents' room at the Bullock Hotel in Deadwood with the aid of deceased owner Seth Bullock? That spirits of Native ... via ArgusLeader.com
John and Joy Mills' Songbird Cafe in Custer is going the way of a number of innovative and sometimes magical venues that have contributed to the growth of the Black Hills music scene: Oriana's Bookcafe in Hill ... via Rapid City Journal
GF&P panel agrees to fee increases
The South Dakota Game, Fish & Parks Commission agreed on Thursday to propose an increase in camping fees for most state parks next year. via Rapid City Journal
New Fire-Retardant Gel Can Save Homes
“We're talking about a water bubble that you put on your house two or three hours before the fire gets there, and it'll save it when the fire gets there.”
Firefighters in the West Are Impressed by New Fire-Retardant Gel That Can Be Sprayed on Homes In this photo released by Steve Blote, Gorden Sabo points a torch at his finger to show other firefighters the ... via ABC News