Renner News

Fire Truck Donated by KDLT News Posted on 10 July 2009 A retired Sioux Falls fire truck will soon be put to work in Renner.

Renner Corner Gets Liquor License Back by Jesse Batson Posted on 06 July 2009 Last month, Minnehaha county commissioners denied the "Renner corner" store a renewal of their malt beverage license.

A committee of South Dakota legislators looking for ways to make up a shortfall in highway construction funding might have to propose raising taxes to get the job done.

Cruise into the holiday in a good mood with Laughs at the Pavilion at 7:30 and 9:30 p.m. Friday in the Belbas Theater at the Washington Pavilion of Arts and Science.

Multiple tree branches fell in Sioux Falls Tuesday morning, according to the Minnehaha County Sheriffs department.

You may not think this would be an easy time for the entrepreneur to find success.

Micheal Jorgensen Fundraiser Held by KDLT News Posted on 14 June 2009 A fundraiser for a young boy who lost his mother to brain cancer earlier this spring was held in Renner today.

Minnehaha County commissioners Tuesday declined to waive a fee for a June 14 fundraiser meant to help a little boy whose mother died of cancer.

If you like hiking, try geocaching. Players use their GPS to find hidden containers, called geocaches, outdoors and then share their experiences online.

On April 6, my husband, Bob Eggers, also had a funeral at Hills of Rest the same time as David Lorang.

Minnehaha County Commissioners sent a strong message today about selling alcohol to minors by suspending the malt beverage license of a long time business owner.

The Minnehaha County Commission has stripped the popular Renner Corner Convenience Storm of it's liquor license.

Minnehaha County commissioners voted Tuesday not to renew the Renner Corner's malt beverage license after the business failed three underage compliance checks involving minors.

The driver of a semi-trailer registered in Washington state suffered minor injuries Saturday about 3:30 p.m. when his truck rolled after his attention was diverted when he spilled coffee.

Wednesday marks the 44th President's 100th day in office. From the mortgage crisis to wars in Afghanistan and Iraq and stem cell research, he's already tackled many issues.

City dwellers have a short ride to the hospital. For those who live out in the country, it`s not so easy.

By Elizabeth Reiss Beacon reporter Volunteer firefighters from the Baltic and Renner departments worked for more than four hours last Tuesday to keep a fire under control on an abandoned farm site about five miles southeast of Baltic.

Volunteer firefighters from the Baltic and Renner departments worked for more than four hours Tuesday to keep a fire under control on an abandoned farm site about five miles southeast of Baltic.

A blizzard battered North Dakota on Monday, threatening to create wind-whipped waves that could lash the patchwork levee system that has shielded much of Fargo from the swollen Red River.

A lot of people are comparing these floods to the floods of 1997 when entire towns were swallowed up by rushing waters.