The potential sale of this parking lot to 11 Main Street LLC has left businesses adjacent to ask questions about what that will mean for their customers. Doris Lauing, the owner of Dakota Stock Growers Association feels this decision was made without consideration for older businesses in the area.
With the help of summer programs, kids are able to remain in a pattern of familiarity, leaving it less likely for them to act out, while giving them their independence.
According to Justin Bohn with Sturgis Guns, Spring is always a time of year when gun sales begin to dip. Aside from the time of year Bohn says that covid created an unusual bump for their sales and they are seeing that bump begin to level out now. Bohn argues that the procedure for background checks has not changed for them since the order.
The building itself is a giant freezer with a self-service kiosk at the front. Those interested in using it can purchase a ten or twenty-pound bag of ice. There is also an option to pour ice straight into a cooler.
In Gov. Kristi Noem’s Sioux Falls visit Tuesday, she announced an investment of nearly $8 million over the next three years in apprenticeship programming.
Whether you are a gardening expert or new to growing your own food, knowing which crops to plant and when is the key to success if you are planning on a bountiful harvest.
When the weather outside is frightful, the slopes can be delightful, and since there's no place to go because of the weather, skiers and snowboarders are asking to just let it snow.
South Dakota received nearly $14 billion in federal COVID-19 funding from March 2020 through January, according to an internal state fiscal report obtained exclusively by South Dakota News Watch.
While timber harvesting in the Black Hills has diminished, there is a plan to bolster the timber supply, keeping a forest products mill in eastern Wyoming running.
Campbell County and the state of Wyoming tread lightly to determine what to supplement coal revenue with. Right now, some suggest carbon could be the state's next claim to fame.
In a video posted to social media Tuesday, Noem threatened to veto a temporary tax cut, just a day after the Senate amended a sales tax cut to be temporary.
Gillette, Wyo., has coined itself the "Energy Capitol of the Nation," bringing coal to 26 other states. Coal production slumbers as the nation looks to diversify its energy source.
The U.S. Department of Labor says 80 percent of restaurants close within five years of opening. No wonder it feels like your favorite spot disappears too soon.
The South Dakota Department of Transportation and the City of Spearfish are gathering the opinion of the public regarding the future of Spearfish’s Colorado Boulevard.