Iain Woessner
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- Sep 28, 2026
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Community rallies on social media for local grocer (opens the original)
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Korner Grocery embodies a true spirit of “local” – set aptly on a corner in a residential block, selling locally-produced meats and treats, it stands apart from the model of the supermarket, aiming for quality over quantity. Owner Larry Robinson has been keeping the community updated on social media as he battles cancer, and despite the health troubles, he continues to keep the corner store open, even if the hours have grown more flexible to accommodate. His most recent health update included a
Annual utility rate increases to be proposed next month (opens the original)
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For the past two city commission meetings, Pierre has been providing presentations about the current and future plans for municipal infrastructure, highlighting electric and water systems, detailing upcoming and ongoing system improvements. All of this is building towards a proposal coming in October to increase utility rates for the city. This proposal is born from a report available on the city’s website, which highlights the present utility rates in comparison to other towns and cities across
E-Bike ordinance information presented to commission (opens the original)
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An informational presentation on what will be a proposed ordinance regulating personal electronic vehicles (PEVs), such as e-bikes, was given to the Pierre City Commission this week. Born of public comment, further public comment is sought prior to a formal first reading of any ordinance. PEVs are a somewhat new technology, and Commissioner Jamie Huizenga noted the need for regulation on this matter is as much an attempt by the city to keep up with new trends as it is a response to public reques
Strong Growth Reported at Regional Airport (opens the original)
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The City of Pierre reports that there were 1,599 enplanements in August, bringing the year-to-date total to 11,902, an increase of 36.4 percent compared to 2025. “Every passenger who chooses to fly Pierre helps demonstrate the demand for reliable commercial air service in our community,” said Engineering Director Nick Waters. “Strong enplanement numbers strengthen our position when federal funding and the future of Pierre’s Essential Air Service contract are considered.” Every month in 2026 has
Walk of Hope showcases solidarity for suicide prevention (opens the original)
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The annual Walk of Hope has been a tradition for 15 years now, and for the past five it has been organized and grown by the Capital Area Counseling Service, who aim to provide counseling and mental health care to those in need around the community. “For those that are struggling, a lot of times they feel so alone and that nobody else is there to listen to them, nobody's there to help,” Jana Boocock, Prevention Services Coordinator for Capital Area Counseling Service, said. “So bringing people to
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