By Kathy Nelson
Zane Arpan of Eagle Butte never knew he had a Vietnamese son, but My Tran, who lives in Oklahoma City with his wife and two children, always knew he had an American father. The two met last week, just a few days before Father’s Day, thanks to the wonders of DNA. On the... + continue reading
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South Dakota voters will go to the polls next Tuesday, June 5 to choose Democrat and Republican nominees for the November general election.
What’s different about this year’s election is that there will also be a ballot measure decided,... + continue reading
Timber Lake Mayor Clyde Pfeifle told the Topic this week that his decision to step down from the post was not due to any particular thing but rather a lot of different things. Pfeifle had not filed a petition for the office and announced as he left the May 7... + continue reading
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Editor’s Note: The SDHSRA did not have the Finals draw posted online as of our press time.) Timber Lake and area high school rodeo athletes competed in the second and final region rodeo in Ft. Pierre over the weekend. The SDHSRA finals is set for June 13-17 in Belle Fourche.
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Panther golfers Callie Schaffer and Natalie Gross represented Timber Lake in the 2018 Class B Girls State Golf Meet held June 5-6 at Prairie Winds and Cattail Crossing in Watertown. Callie ended the meet tied for 83rd overall with a total gross score of 242. She shot a 60 and then a 63 on Day 1 for... + continue reading
By Kathy Nelson
The Timber Lake City Council appointed Tim Gunderson as mayor Monday night, acting on the advice of their attorney, Eric Bogue, to fill the vacancy created by the resignation of Clyde Pfeifle last month. Council chairman Mike LaCompte had temporarily taken on some... + continue reading
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At the SD High School Rodeo Finals in Belle Fourche June 13-16 the rodeo season came to a close for most high school rodeo athletes. Those who qualified for the national team include Timber Lake... + continue reading
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By US Rep. Kristi Noem (R-SD)
Much of South Dakota’s history is rooted in Indian Country, but sadly, many of the systems designed to help tribal members are failing. From healthcare to... + continue reading
