Fort Meade News

A Sturgis woman had a blood-alcohol level of .708 percent, possibly a state record, when she was found earlier this month behind the wheel of a stolen vehicle parked on Interstate 90, according to Meade County State's Attorney Jesse Sondreal.

Here is the lates4 South Dakota news from The Associated Press... _td> _tr> _script> The U.S. Attorney's office says a Sturgis woman has been indicted on federal charges of fraudulently taking oxycodone from the Fort Meade VA Medical Center while employed there as a nurse.

The U.S. Attorney's office says a Sturgis woman has been indicted on federal charges of fraudulently taking oxycodone from the Fort Meade VA Medical Center while employed there as a nurse.

Every summer, the town of Sturgis grows in population by the hundreds of thousands of bikers who roll in for the rally.

Six months ago, a plan to annex more than 3,000 acres of land into Sturgis was axed.

Twenty-nine people die by suicide every year in the Black Hills, according to the South Dakota Department of Health.

The University of Guam was awarded a $164,711 grant by the U.S. Department of Agriculture under its Specialty Crop Block Grant Program, according to Delegate Madeleine Bordallo's office.

A fall 2010 wedding is planned. Schuman - Klages The Free Press Molly Marie Schuman daughter of Larry and Peggy Schuman of Spearfish, S.D. A 1999 graduate of Spearfish High School, a 2003 graduate of Black Hills University and a 2006 graduate of the University of South Dakota, she is employed as a registered nurse in Spearfish.

The Bureau of Land Management is planning a series of prescribed burns near the Hearst Subdivision near Lead and on the Fort Meade Recreation Area.

Sherman Bear Ribs, Jr., stood at the counter in my office last week at the Native Sun News and we talked about one of the great Hunkpapa Chiefs, his great, great grandfather named Bear Ribs.