Author: Beacon Staff
Soccer Sportsmanship and Leadership Award
From Ryan Chervany, representing the Belle Fourche Soccer Association: “Each year we give out an award to a senior girl and boy who exemplifies the spirit of Belle Fourche Soccer by showing good sportsmanship, always being eager to volunteer and being a good role model to the youth of the program. The Sportsmanship Award is […]
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“Raber, Reading and Writing” event to be held at the Tri-State.
Come to a special literary event entitled “Raber, reading and writing,” which will feature writers, readings and conversation about the importance of writing. It will take place Saturday, March 15 from noon to 2 p.m. David Raber will lead-off with readings from his new book “Life and Laughter in Belle Fourche.” He will also sign […]
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BELLE FOURCHE SENIOR TO BE FEATURED IN RISING STAR OF THE WEST CONTEST
Jack Caudill Special to the Beacon BELLE FOURCHE—Belle Fourche High School senior Wyatt Lesmeister will be featured as part of KOTA Territory News’ Rising Star of the West scholarship contest Wednesday February 19th on KOTA Territory News at 6:00 and 9:00. Lesmeister qualified for the contest by submitting a short video of himself to KOTA […]
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LOOKING FORWARD TO OUR PAST
October 29, 1914 Mr. & Mrs. George E. Brandner of Winner have been visiting town for nearly a week. Mrs. Brandner has the distinction of being the first lady resident of Newell when Montgomery Lumber Yard burned out last winter. Mr. Brandner was transferred to Winner. Mr. Brandner always had great faith in this […]
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Capitol News
Last week, when Ronda Cordell was coming home from the Methodist Bazaar in Camp Crook, she noticed a car on the Exie Road, but it never came out. Denise had noticed a guy and two dogs that were walking in her pasture. It appeared they were bird hunting since the guy was carrying a […]
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Alex Klocek Accepts Midland University Scholarship
Belle Fourche Senior, Alex Klocek takes aim and seldom misses. In shooting sports, she has earned two national level awards and so many state awards that she has trouble recalling all of them. Alex’s talent in shooting sports has been rewarded with a scholarship to Midland University in Fremont, Nebraska. On Friday, October 24, […]
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Roundup
An official statement from board member and past BHR Chairman Scott Reder: I am so proud of the Black Hills Roundup for winning the Remuda of the Year award. I’ve been on the board for 20 plus years, and this is the first time we have achieved this goal. We could not have done it […]
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Tri-State Museum Has A Rattlin’ Skeletons Family Fun Day
BELLE FOURCHE—An entertaining look at the importance of skeletons was on full display during the Tri-State Museum’s Family Fun Day on October 20. The event, Rattlin’ Skeletons provided a hands-on education to 27 participants. The skeleton theme of learning all about bones coincides perfectly with the Halloween season. The presentation included videos about bones, real […]
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LOOKING FORWARD TO OUR PAST
August 27, 1914 Last Thursday Henry C. Wilson found his most valuable yearling colt shot over the right eye, by a 22-caliber rifle. Mr. Wilson said he had posted his place forbidding hunting, but the notices had been torn down. At this time of season and this time of the year, anyone is committing an […]
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