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T.F. Riggs Seniors named National Merit semifinalists (opens the original)
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Two T.F. Riggs seniors have been named semifinalists in the 2027 National Merit Scholarship Program, putting Nathaniel McKee and Christian Stanley among thousands of students nationwide to advance in the competition for college scholarships. McKee and Stanley will continue through the remaining stages of the program, with scholarship recipients scheduled to be announced beginning in April. The National Merit Scholarship Corp., a nonprofit organization established in 1955 to administer the progra
Governor’s Student Art Competition now accepting submissions (opens the original)
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Following National Arts in Education Week, Gov. Larry Rhoden and the South Dakota Arts Council have officially opened the Governor’s Student Art Competition. The competition is open to all students statewide in kindergarten through 12th grade, including those attending public and private schools and those who are homeschooled. Works will be selected from four divisions: kindergarten through second grade, third through fifth grade, sixth through eighth grade and ninth through 12th grade. Students
“The Glitter Girls” Come to Town (opens the original)
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Auditions for “The Glitter Girls,” presented by Pierre Players, wrapped up this week, followed by the casting announcement a day later. The show will be the theater group’s final production of the season, coming to the Grand Opera House Nov. 13-15 and 19-21. Director Nancy Pottratz Kennedy said about 14 women auditioned for the roles of seven women in the show. Serendipitously, three men auditioned and were cast as the production’s three male characters. The play revolves around the meeting of a
City parks see community-wide improvements (opens the original)
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Since 2022, the City of Pierre has made improvements throughout its park and recreation system, adding new amenities, updating existing facilities and creating more welcoming and accessible spaces for residents and visitors. Work completed between 2022 and 2026 touched parks, athletic facilities, trails and public spaces across the community. Projects ranged from new pickleball courts and a dog park to resurfaced tennis courts, new playground equipment and accessibility upgrades. Many of the imp
Lilly Fest to showcase local musicians, poets (opens the original)
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Lilly Fest, which was created in 2013 and restarted in 2025 by the Waterfront Gallery for the Arts, will return to Fischers Lilly Park in Fort Pierre this Saturday from noon to 6 p.m. With eight years of history, Lilly Fest showcases original music written and performed by local singers and songwriters. The event will also feature open-mic-style poetry between sets and, new this year, art vendors from around town. Jennifer Kanz, founder of Waterfront and co-creator of Lilly Fest, said the event
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