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Landfill fire under controlThursday, September 2, 2010 6:05 AM CDTPIERRE — A fire consumed a large mound of trash at the Pierre city landfill Wednesday, but was contained and extinguished without injury. More of this story |
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Who’s on the curb and gutter team?
PIERRE — When appointing members of a task force charged with coming up with a plan to fund curb and gutter work, Pierre Mayor Laurie Gill said she wanted open-minded people who represented a broad cross-section of the community.
More of this storyLocal CAP cadet officer of the year
PIERRE — Christopher Childers, a 16-year-old sophomore at Riggs High School, has been a part of Civil Air Patrol for about four years.
More of this storyPierre has ‘boatload’ for outdoorsmen
PIERRE – Jesse Lisburg has lived in Pierre for about six weeks, but he knows there’s a “boatload” of things to do if you like the outdoors.
More of this storyPhantom revenue tightens budget
PIERRE — The city of Pierre has almost $2.5 million less to spend for next year than city employees estimated a month ago.
More of this storyAirport funding clears the tower
PIERRE — Though the vast majority of the city of Pierre’s $12.7 million airport terminal project is being paid by the federal and state governments, the city is still on the hook for around $1.9 million this year.
More of this storyPIERRE — Eric Raveling, Dorthy Adams and daughter, Tiniqua, all of Pierre, helped the Lewis and Clark Trail Heritage Foundation celebrate a little history as they kayaked in a commemorative Lewis and Clark float.
More of this storyAirport building to last 50 years
PIERRE — A sleek, curved design, energy-saving construction and an enclosed passenger walkway leading to plane doors are some of the new features planned for Pierre’s new airport terminal.
More of this storyFolk band to play for SD Honor Flight vets
PIERRE — Next week, Americana music will help support American heroes.
More of this storyBoys and Girls Club preparing new CEO
PIERRE — Jesse Stricherz, currently assistant club director of the Boys and Girls of Pierre, is new to management, but has the opportunity to move up to executive director of the Boys and Girls Club if he so chooses.
More of this storyStudying pays off for youth in Bible Bee
PIERRE — When it came time for the Bible Bee in Pierre this weekend, Miracle Holder was ready.
More of this storyFamily gives new board member insight
FORT PIERRE — For years, her stepdaughter’s sporting events have kept Nicole Prince involved in the Stanley County School District.
More of this storyNew fees likely for curb and gutter
PIERRE — Pierre residents could be looking at paying new fees based on their property’s footage, based on the area of their lots or both, as the city looks for a new way to fund curb and gutter work.
More of this storyHughes Co. sheriff seizes four horses
PIERRE — Hughes County Sheriff Mike Leidholt seized four horses from a Pierre man Wednesday after concluding the horses were severely malnourished.
More of this storyNew postmaster sorting out life in Pierre
PIERRE — Tom Bishop will have to get used to the cold.
More of this storyHardware problem causes Alltel outage
PIERRE — Thousands of Alltel customers in western South Dakota lost voice service today in a widespread outage.
More of this storyRed Hatter Militia wins community award
PIERRE — The Red Hat Ladies Militia of South Dakota was formed in April 2003 with a mission to send South Dakota military serving overseas supplies and mail.
More of this storyAlltel customers suffering outage
PIERRE -- Thousands of Alltel customers in western South Dakota are without service today in a widespread outage.
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