Often Unknown Monuments Tell Region’s Story
Hiding behind trees, high on hills or along back roads, monuments often created out of rocks or boulders from nearby fields recognize the state’s rich
Month: December 2021
Expected Price Tag For Flood Recovery Rebuild At Offutt Tops A Billion Dollars
      Omaha Congressman Don Bacon says he’s been told by officials at Offutt Air Force Base that the cost of rebuilding from massive floods struck in
Two Cases Of Omicron Confirmed In Panhandle
Panhandle Unified Command says 2 cases of the Omicron variant of COVID-19 have been confirmed in the Panhandle, but no details have been released on
SD House Impeachment Committee Issues Subpoenas For Testimony And Documents
The South Dakota House committee that will decide if Attorney General Jason Ravnsborg should face impeachment wrapped two days of meetings in Pierre on Wed
State Disaster Declaration Signed For Dec 15 Windstorms
Nebraska Lt. Gov. Mike Foley has signed a disaster declaration to make state emergency money available to pay for damage caused by severe wind storms
Mary Lou Running Horse
Graveside services for 73-year old Mary Lou Running Horse are Thurs, Dec 30, 2021 at 3:30 at the Catches Family Cemetery in Calico Community of
Emma Waters
Funeral services for 90-year old Emma Waters are Sat, Jan 1, 2022 at 10:00 at the American Horse School in Allen, SD, with Father Ron
Sioux County School Board Votes To Build New Grade School
By Kerri Rempp After more than four hours of meetings with the public in two days, the Sioux County School Board voted unanimously Tuesday to
Chadron State Park Again Part Of National “First Day Hike” Program
Kick off the new year in the great outdoors this Saturday with a First Day Hike, an effort in all 50 starts to get people
Noem Pushing Tougher Rules For Abortion Pills
South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem is pushing strict new rules for medicine-induced abortions that would be among the most restrictive in the country, but a
Success Again For Nebraska Bighorn Sheep Hunters
    The winners of this year’s Nebraska bighorn sheep hunting permits had success, continuing the state’s perfect record of every hunter who has received a
ACLU: Ref Failed To Accommodate Deaf Wrestler In Title Match
Two civil rights organizations have sent a demand letter to the NSAA, Nebraska State Activities Association, on behalf of Gering wrestler Paul Ruff, who is
SD Reserves Jump 42%, Mostly From COVID Relief Money
A new report finds that South Dakota’s reserves increased 42% last year thanks to an influx of federal COVID-19 relief dollars. The Bureau of Finance
Louise Makes Good
Funeral services for 82-year old Louise Makes Good are Mon, Jan 3, 2021 at 1:00 at the American Horse School in Allen, SD, with Lay
Darlene Yellow Cloud
Funeral services for 62-year old Darlene Yellow Cloud are Tues, Jan 4, 2022 at11:00 at the Makasan Presbyterian Church Hall in Oglala, SD, with Reverend