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Cards have been received announcing the marriage at Edgemont Sunday, June 17th of Mr.

Here is a synopsis of the calls answered by the Hot Springs city police and the Fall River County sheriff for May 13 through 19.

Pine Hills Retirement Community held a pair of candidate forums last week to help educate voters about the candidates in today's primary election.

Several economic development leaders in the Southern Hills have indicated intent to be considered for the first round of site selection for Dakota Rising, an exciting new program aimed at building partnerships ...

Here is a synopsis of the calls answered by the Hot Springs city police and the Fall River County sheriff for April 22 through April 28.

“We're concerned with the drought, with global warming and climate change that someday we might have to. And we need to keep these aquifers good”

Their repeated requests to stop uranium exploration continue to be denied, but just like any other request environmental groups aren't backing down. via KOTA

“Some of these guys are in terrible situations”

The U.S. Forest Service is cutting the livestock grazing to be allowed on the 320,000-acre Fall River Ranger District of the Buffalo Gap National Grassland. via High Plains Journal

Features Services Uranium Firm Preps For Mining - 03/13/2008 8:21 AM 0 Posts The manager of a uranium exploration project in Fall River County says it may be 2010 at the earliest before actual mining can begin. via KELO-TV Sioux Falls

“I am proud that so many of South Dakota 's students are being nationally recognized for their academic excellence.”

U.S. Senator Tim Johnson announced today the induction of five Fall River County students to the National Honor Roll. via The Hot Springs Star

“One person said that this is the kind of fundraiser which she likes to go to”

HOT SPRINGS n The Southern Black Hills Realtors Association hosted a spaghetti dinner and auction as a fundraiser for local fire departments on Oct. via The Hot Springs Star

“Outside the city limits, there are no structures in the channel.”

HOT SPRINGS n Tim Temeyer from the Army Corps of Engineers was on hand Tuesday to update the Fall River County Commissioners on the Coldbrook Channel Project, planned to begin as soon as funding can be found ... via The Hot Springs Star

“We would like to recruit additional volunteers”

The third annual Focus on Fall River History Conference brought 125 history buffs to Hot Springs on Saturday, Jan. via The Hot Springs Star

The Edgemont Transportation Board is hosting a Vegas Night fundraiser Saturday to raise money to match a grant for a minivan. via Rapid City Journal

“I am not aware of any other counties which are doing anything with land abatements at this time.”

HOT SPRINGS n Joe Falkenburg of Edgemont was elected to chair to the Fall River County Commission at the board's first meeting of the new year. via The Hot Springs Star

South Dakota Stockgrowers will host an area meeting at the Victory Steakhouse in Edgemont, S.D., Jan. via Tri-State Neighbor

“It's important to be able to come together and discuss the needs of the ranching community and for the Stockgrowers to receive direction from the community especially in light of the upcoming legislative session”

The South Dakota Stockgrowers will host a meeting at at 6 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 16, at Victory Steakhouse in Edgemont. via Rapid City Journal

“The defendant had used one of the cards to rent an SUV, he once deserted from the military and he has a collection of failure to appear notices from various courts. I believe he poses a flight risk.”

HOT SPRINGS n Two alleged felons pled not guilty and one young offender pled guilty in front of Judge Jeff Davis Friday morning during Circuit Court at the Fall River County Courthouse. via The Hot Springs Star

YANKTON, S.D. - Three South Dakota teachers have earned National Board Certification this year. via ArgusLeader.com

“At the end of the day, it's their land and their decision”

Diverse factions join in opposition to mining By Bill Harlan, Journal staff Sunday, December 09, 2007 Oglala Sioux Tribe President John Yellow Bird Steele has easily survived a uranium-related impeachment vote. via Rapid City Journal

If you are headed out of town today, the next couple hours may be your window to escape. via Rapid City Journal