Photo by Brett Nachtigall/Fall River County Herald-Star
Cones and barricades on University Avenue near 19th Street signify where contracted workers will soon be performing a repair project that is expected to last until early...
Read more: DOT repairing Hwy. 18 stretch that will eventually be turned over to city
Edgemont’s Trudy Dibble withdraws from race
HOT SPRINGS – The primary election is slated to take place on Tuesday, June 2, which is when area registered voters will decide a number of races, including filling three seats on the Fall River...
Read more: Eight Republicans running for three seats on FRC Commission
Photo by Eric Boyd/Fall River County Herald-Star
Some ground beef packaging claims “Made in USA,” which could only qualify the product as being processed in the U.S. but being a blend of meat from multiple foreign and domestic...
Photo by Brett Nachtigall/Fall River County Herald-Star
With the mammoth known as “Digger” lit up in the foreground as well, three local hot air balloons glow in the night sky of Hot Springs last Friday night as part of the statewide “Let it Shine...
HOT SPRINGS – The primary election is slated to take place on Tuesday, June 2, which is when area registered voters will decide a number of races, including a two-year term as the Ward 4 representative on the Hot Springs City Council as well as a...
Read more: Hot Springs Ward 4 City Council, School Board candidates profiled
FRC Herald-Star file photo
In this file photo from May 2019, Edgemont Mayor Jerry Dibble signs a proclamation declaring May 24, 2019 “Poppy Day” where he asked the citizens of Edgemont to pay tribute to those who have made sacrifices in the name of...
Read more: Residents, business owners recall Edgemont Mayor Jerry Dibble’s service to his community
