Jon Flatland

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School board okays more improvements at Kraft Field

Roghair wins saddle bronc title at NW Region rodeo

Maher qualifies for College National Finals Rodeo

Area athletes on SD All-Star football rosters

Work begins on Mobridge hospital expansion

Isabel board tables proposed municipal hunting ordinance over safety concerns

Leiers to seek license to grow medical marijuana on Isabel property

SANDQUIST BEATS BULL AT TL HIGH SCHOOL RODEO

Thorstenson, Woodward win All-Around honors

‘Air’ Kraft grabs state gold again

Zephier to join father in SD hoops HOF

Dupree roper Trey Young second in Bowman

Communities receive grants for infrastructure projects

Burress wins state Junior High tie-down roping championship

Dupree’s Farlee wins 6A discus crown

Panthers double up on Region track titles

Panther Jr. High teams win LMC championships

Larson fires 77, repeats as Region 6B golf champ

TL taking large contingent to State Class B Track Meet

Panther thinclads make the most of TL Last Chance Meet

Panther boys run away with LMC track crown

Elshere second at WCRA event but bumped from race for bonus

Isabel town board okays purchase of 2017pickup truck

Judge rules federal child custody law cannot be applied to tribes

Timber Lake School Board hires summer employees

Burress ties-down top honors at Rapid City Jr. High Rodeo

Maher qualifies for CNFR

TL boys 2nd at Eureka Lions Track Invite

TL boys part of large field at 2022 Howard Wood Relays

Isabel to allow deer hunting on city-owned and private property

McIntosh golfer wins at Newell; repeats as conference champ

Halfred leads C-EB boys at Kadoka

MAROON AND GREY WINS THE DAY

CRST Telephone to use federal grant to reduce monthly internet bills

Panther boys fly to TL Invite title

TL athletes among SD track & field leaders

McLaughlin boys track team earns fifth place finish at conference meet

Pederson wins 400 meters to lead Dupree in Belle Fourche

Zephier to step down as CRST Attorney General

Bridges to be named after two Dewey County ‘Fallen Heroes’