Jamie Honeycutt of Mobridge spent Sunday in Trail City at Bob and Ruby Hollenbeck’s.
Mason Hollenbeck was in Mobridge on Sunday to celebrate his cousin Abby Hollenbeck’s birthday.
Devon and Rylan Keller had a basketball tournament in Mobridge on Saturday.
A District 6 representative on the Cheyenne River Sioux Tribal Council has filed a civil suit against a fellow council member requesting injunctive relief over the use, or lack thereof, of Indian Preference in hiring decisions being made at the Tiospaye Topa School at LaPlant.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s arm Service Agency (FSA) has announced that signup for the Quality Loss Adjustment (QLA) Program will end Friday, March 5, 2021.
McIntosh School teachers joined their students in celebrating 100 Days of School recently by dressing up as 100-year-olds. Pictured are 4th grade teacher Tiann Droog, SPED Director Annette Filler, 2nd grade teacher Connie Klaudt and 3rd grade teacher Brandi Maier. Submitted photo
A one-vehicle accident occurred just before 4 o’clock Monday afternoon, February 22, on Airport Road south of Timber Lake. The driver, a juvenile, was not seriously injured. CRST Law Enforcement is investigating the accident.
Plans are underway for a community art show to be held at the Timber Lake Museum March 19-26. Katarina Boysen, a senior at Timber Lake High School, is organizing the show as a senior Capstone project. There will be no entry fees or prizes. More details will be announced next week.
These deer pictured in rural Dewey County and other wildlife (and for that matter livestock and livestock workers) may have endured the worst of what winter will bring.
With the number of new and active COVID-19 cases falling, the Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe moved to Level 2 of its COVID Response Plan last week, loosening some restrictions put in place in response to the global pandemic.
Tribal Chairman Harold Frazier announced the change on Thursday, Feb.