Edgemont News

Veterans were honored Wednesday for their selfless service, but while those men and women were off fighting for our freedoms, their families watched the struggles of war through a different perspective.

The Canadian developer of a planned uranium mine in southwest South Dakota can move ahead with its request for a federal permit, one of four needed to operate.

This is just part of the August Honor Flight group. Joe Lolley is in the front left by Anne Cloyd Cassens Two men with Edgemont connections were a part of the 100 Veteran Honor Flight from South Dakota o n August 28 and 29.

A uranium mining company resubmitted their application this month for a project near Edgemont.

A uranium mining company resubmitted their application this month for a project near Edgemont.

Several new fires were reported on Tuesday evening as thunderstorms again moved through the Black Hills.

Several new fires were reported on Tuesday evening as thunderstorms again moved through the Black Hills.

Grasshoppers are nothing new in KOTA Territory. But, this year ranchers say the pests are reaching ridiculous proportions.

Senator Chuck Grassley today said that the Department of Health and Human Services has awarded a $45,953 competitive grant to the Siouxland Community Health Center.

About a dozen volunteers turned out on Saturday to paint the home of Darwin Kruse and the Ambulance Barn as part of the annual Paint SD Program.

V. Rick Davids, age 60, of Edgemont, SD formerly of Mitchell, died Friday, June 05, 2009 in Hot Springs, SD.

The Nuclear Regulatory Commission says the developer of a proposed uranium mine in southwest South Dakota near Edgemont must fix several deficiencies in its application.

By Curt Nettinga After holding some discussions with the City of Hot Springs and other concerned parties in the county, Fall River County Joe Allen shared his thoughts on an animal control ordinance for the county at the June 2 meeting.

Twenty years ago, Paul Nelsen, Edgemont High School Athletic Director, started an award called the 'Outstanding Booster Club Supporter.' The first year, the award was presented to another Nelson, an 'son' kind of Nelson, Jack Nelson.

Compiled by Sabrina Clark Ted Gull, an Edgemont, SD native was among the scientists and engineers who monitored the work from a control room at the Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, MD.

Toxicology results on an Edgemont teen killed in a crash two weeks ago show she was legally drunk.

The South Dakota High School Activities Association says 21 high school student councils have been named outstanding student councils for the 2008-09 school year.

A teenager from Edgemont was killed in a one-vehicle rollover accident. The Highway Patrol says 17-year-old Jaime Miller died Saturday in the crash two miles south of Edgemont in far southwestern South Dakota.

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A teen was killed in a rollover early Saturday, two miles south of Edgemont in extreme southwestern South Dakota.