Fort Thompson News

As part of the Obama Administration's continued investment in economic development in communities around the country through the Recovery Act, Treasury's Community Development Financial Institutions Fund Director Donna J. Gambrell today announced $8 million in financial assistance awards for 10 CDFIs committed to serving economically distressed ...

WASHINGTON - A new medical center at Eagle Butte on the Cheyenne River Reservation is among 38 projects that will benefit from $93 million that South Dakota's tribes are receiving as part of economic stimulus aid the government made available Friday.

" Chamberlain High School. Erica plans to major in Pre-Pharmacy at SDSU. Megan Meier - " Lyman High School.

Officials say $102 million will be distributed throughout Indian Country in South Dakota, although it's uncertain how much will be available for the Crow Creek school.

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B.I.A. Bowling Tournament Results The B.I.A. Bowling Tournament was held over the weekend in Aberdeen.

A Pierre man charged with molesting a 4-year-old child was arrested for violating the terms of his supervised release.

Iowa Senator Chuck Grassley has had harsh words for AIG this past week. And, he's been backtracking ever since.

Erick Voice Jr. of Fort Thompson was driving an SUV that ran off a highway and rolled several times near Fort Thompson on the Crow Creek Indian Reservation.

South Dakota Governor Mike Rounds wants to close the School for the Deaf and end financial support for the State Fair as part of a plan to balance the state budget next year.

Grant Available to Crow Creek Entrepreneurs Jan. 12, 2009 a ' The Harvest Initiative, Inc.

Archie Baumann of Fort Pierre, Norman Thompson Sr., Randy Shields and Thomas Thompson Sr., all of Fort Thompson, are charged with multiple counts of making and receiving bribes.

Three Crow Creek Sioux Tribe elected officials from Fort Thompson and a Fort Pierre man are free on bond after pleading not guilty Tuesday to federal bribery and retaliation indictments.

A Crow Creek tribal treasurer and a private contractor each were indicted on two counts of theft and bribery for programs receiving federal funds.

It was summer, just before the start of the Great Depression that gripped the nation throughout the 1930s.