Photo by Brett Nachtigall/Fall River County Herald-Star

Forrest Fanning, the owner of the Dakota Kind dispensary in Hot Springs, stands inside his business located at 1148 Jensen Hwy., which is open five days per week. Fanning said they typically have between four and 12 customers per day.

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By Brett Nachtigall

Publisher

HOT SPRINGS – Medical Cannabis has legally been for sale in Hot Springs now for a total of three months, and soon it will also be available...

By Brett Nachtigall

Publisher

HOT SPRINGS – Last week was the deadline to submit petitions for the various city and school board positions in Hot Springs and Oelrichs, with only a few contested races to be decided at the June 6 election.

For Hot Springs City Council, there will only be an election in Ward 1 where incumbent Craig Romey will face challenger Hal Glanville. In Ward 2, the incumbent David Burris chose not to run for re-election and will be replaced by Travis Orback who was the...

Photo courtesy Braden Grill

USMC Lance Corporal Combat Engineer Braden Grill of Hot Springs is currently participating in cold weather training in northern Norway after arriving there this past January. His unit is learning cold weather survival skills and training to fight in the cold if they should ever need to.

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By Marcus Heerdt

NORWAY – Braden Grill of rural Hot Springs is currently in the country of Norway participating in cold weather training with the...

Photo by Charity Maness/Fall River County Herald Star

Victory Steakhouse and Lounge new owners Kevin Moran and Kristin Boasen look forward to being part of the community while bringing delicious food to the community.

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By Charity Maness

EDGEMONT – In November 2022, Kevin Moran and Kristin Boasen took a leap of faith investing in, not only their community, but in a community business; the iconic Victory Steakhouse and Lounge located at 312 2nd...

By Brett Nachtigall

Publisher

HOT SPRINGS – As many as 20 residences in Hot Springs could see their nuisance vehicles towed away by May 3, if they do not appropriately act in the coming weeks, following a unanimous decision by the City Council at their Monday, March 20 meeting.

According to City Administrator Jeff Temple, the vote by the council to initiate the towing of vehicles in violation of city’s nuisance ordinance was an “unnecessary step” but one of a handful of steps added to the...