Photo by Eric Boyd/Fall River County Herald-Star
The sun shines through the front displays at The Chautauqua Artisans Market. The store remains open to the public and is thriving due in part to grant funds from Arts Midwest and collaboration with...
Read more: Keeping the arts alive: Local non-profit digs in when times get tough
On November 2, 1883, Fall River County was a recognized county in the Dakota Territory and by November 17, 1883, the county was fully organized with Hot Springs as the County Seat. Eight years later, in 1891, a four-story sandstone courthouse...
By Marcus Heerdt
HOT SPRINGS – Elder Benjamin Walker and Elder Julian Couch, two volunteer missionaries of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, arrived in Hot Springs last month and have been and will continue to work in the community...
Read more: Two new Latter-day Saints missionaries in Hot Springs
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Nick Haertling is seen here preparing the south wall of Nuts and Bolts for a mural depicting landscape, nature, and agricultural images associated with the Edgemont area which reflects the Cheyenne River Rangers 4-H...
Read more: Cheyenne Rangers 4-H Mural to depict local foothills landscape and natural history
Photo by Brett Nachtigall/Fall River County Herald-Star
With the now-green Southern Black Hills providing a backdrop, a herd of cattle graze on some ag land southeast of Oral on Monday, June 7.
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By Cathy Nelson
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Read more: No significant change in current ag land taxes expected, so far
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Fall River County Property Assessor Patty Caster helps get the registration desk ready for the recent South Dakota Associations of Assessing Officers annual convention, which was held at the Mueller Civic Center in Hot Springs on May...
