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Casey Tibbs explores loan options as hillside movement continues (opens the original)
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The Casey Tibbs Center Foundation is exploring potential funding options to address movement on the hillside near the Casey Tibbs South Dakota Rodeo Center, including a possible state-backed loan that would have to go through the City of Fort Pierre. The Casey Tibbs South Dakota Rodeo Center, operated by the Casey Tibbs Foundation, sits on a hill overlooking Fort Pierre and the Missouri River. The foundation was established in 1989 to preserve and promote South Dakota's rodeo heritage. Much of t
Capital Area United Way kicks off annual campaign (opens the original)
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Capital Area United Way has officially kicked off its 2026–2027 Annual Campaign, “United Is the Way,” during the Pierre Governor football game. The kickoff brought community members together to celebrate local impact and launch this year’s campaign, raising $8,005 through event sponsors and donations collected during the game. Capital Area United Way’s goal this year is $595,000, supporting 15 local partner agencies and 4 community impact programs serving children, families and individuals throu
There’s Still Time to Get on the Water (opens the original)
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September is here, and the days of summer are winding down. Soon, South Dakota will trade its warm sunshine for crisp fall mornings and, eventually, the cold winter winds that seem to arrive all too quickly. But there is still time to enjoy the water. While there may not be as much time left in the season to load up a boat, hook up the trailer and spend an entire day on the water, a kayak can offer a much simpler way to get outside and enjoy the Missouri River. Kayaks have become a popular alter
Preservation Commission outlines projects, plans for Pierre and Fort Pierre (opens the original)
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The Pierre-Fort Pierre Historical Preservation Commission is looking ahead to another year of projects designed to preserve and promote the history of the two communities. Kelli Buscher, along with commission members including Shirley Swanson and Robert Keane, recently provided an overview of the commission’s purpose and its work in the community recently to the Fort Pierre City Council. The Pierre-Fort Pierre Historical Preservation Commission is “dedicated to identifying, preserving, protectin
Kenzy: ‘Everything’s coming at once’ as Fort Pierre weighs challenges and opportunities (opens the original)
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When Greg Kenzy campaigned for mayor of Fort Pierre, he talked about water, infrastructure, financial responsibility and better communication within city government. Now, after taking office, he is finding that many of those issues are arriving at the same time. “Everything’s coming at once,” Kenzy said. Fort Pierre is facing major decisions involving its water supply, electrical system, roads and budget. At the same time, the city is securing grant money, moving forward with recreational improv
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