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Lead Renews Liquor Licenses, Approves New Malt Beverage Permit
LEAD, S.D. – The Lead City Commission has approved 14 liquor license renewals and issued a new malt beverage license during its latest meeting. Finance Officer Billie Jo Ryan told commissioners that all applicants met the city’s requirements and were in good standing. The city collected 95-hundred dollars in renewal fees as part of the annual licensing process.
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Whiskey Builds a Fire Hall in Nemo
The Nemo Volunteer Fire Department is raffling off a 20-year Pappy Van Winkle. The list also holds a complete Weller rainbow, all six bottles, and an Elijah Craig 21-year single barrel. The department posted the full list in the comments of its Facebook post, close to 60 bottles in all, and the lineup runs top shelf the whole way down.
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A Letter From Our Executive Director
Some nights I stay late after a show, after the lights are down and the lobby’s quiet. You can feel this building holding on to everything that’s happened in it. 120 years of people walking in off Main Street to laugh, cry, sing along, and see their neighbors up on that stage.
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Massive steel structures begin taking shape nearly a mile underground in Lead
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - A major international science project is taking another step forward beneath the Black Hills, where construction crews have begun assembling enormous steel structures for an experiment aimed at answering some of the universe’s biggest questions. The work is underway at the Sanford Underground Research...
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Deadwood Unveils Proposed $25 Million Budget for 2027
DEADWOOD, S.D. – Deadwood city leaders have taken the first step toward approving a proposed 2027 budget totaling approximately 25 million dollars. Finance Officer Jessicca McKeown told commissioners the spending plan reflects a modest increase of about 130-thousand dollars over the current year’s budget. The proposal includes nearly 9-point-8 million dollars in general fund spending, with major allocations supporting police, fire, streets, public buildings, parks, and library services.
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Sturgis Veterans Day chili feed brings veterans together to remember their service
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - A Veterans Day program in Sturgis brought veterans together Wednesday for a rifle volley, a warm meal and a chance to remember their time in uniform. After the program and an outdoor rifle volley, attendees gathered inside for chili, cornbread and cake, said Carol Edwards, president of the Mead Sturgis American Legion Auxiliary Unit 33. The auxiliary provided the cake, according to the event poster.
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Lead Native Promoted to Colonel in South Dakota National Guard
LEAD, S.D. – A Lead native and longtime military attorney has been promoted to the rank of colonel in the South Dakota Army National Guard. Colonel Jason Campbell received the promotion during a ceremony Saturday at Joint Force Headquarters on Camp Rapid in Rapid City. Campbell currently serves as the Guard’s staff judge advocate and will assume a new role December 1st as South Dakota’s U.S. Property and Fiscal Officer, overseeing federal equipment and funding allocated to the South Dakota National Guard.