Photo by Cathy Nelson/Fall River County Herald

The Hot Springs Theatre owners purchased chairs that are about four years old from Golden Ticket Cinemas that now owns the AMC Cinema 7 in Rapid City. The chairs, which were delivered earlier this month sit higher than the old ones, have high backs, cushier seats, retractable cupholders and will rock a whole new movie-watching experience.

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By Cathy Nelson

HOT SPRINGS – With the added luxury of the plush seats that...

Photo by Brett Nachtigall/Fall River County Herald

The three Hot Springs Bison state championship signs installed in the early 2000s at each of the entrances into Hot Springs are in need of refurbishing and updating, according to a group of alumni currently raising funds. This sign located on the west edge of town is also missing the 2005 Boys Cross Country State Title.

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By Brett Nachtigall

Publisher

HOT SPRINGS – A project created by the Hot Springs...

Photo by Brett Nachtigall/Fall River County Herald

Some of the members of the board of directors of the Fall River Community Action Team recently posed for a photo together inside their thrift store in downtown Hot Springs. Pictured from left are Karen Montgomery-Smith, Jullian Zornes, Bea Olson and Barb Walter. Not pictured is Brenna Schmdt.

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By Brett Nachtigall

Publisher

HOT SPRINGS –  In some form or fashion, most all residents of Fall River County...

(Publisher's Note: The following story by Edgemont junior Sarah Kate Barker is one of several student-produced news stories printed in the 10-31-19 edition as part of the new "Mogul News" student newspaper that will be printed quarterly in the Fall River County Herald.)

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Photo by Sarah Kate Barker/Mogul News

A truck with Bituminous Paving applies a layer of asphalt around the track at Edgemont High School back in...

Savanna Simmons/Fall River County Herald

Earl Elliott with Water Systems Drilling of Gillette, Wyoming, guides a pipe into the drilling rig for Edgemont’s new water well, which is 3,070 feet deep.

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By Rhea Falig 

EDGEMONT— According to Edgemont Mayor Jerry Dibble, the completion date for Well Six has come and gone so many times it’s hard to pin point the exact date they expected it to be done, but the first part of August was the original goal.

The project...