Hometown Newspaper Covering the Greater Belle Fourche & Butte County Area in South Dakota
Senior Jazlyn Olson of Belle Fourche High School committed to Black Hills State University on Wednesday, January 28th, 2026. Jaz received a scholarship to play soccer and further her education where she is considering a major in Political Science with hopes to attend law school in the future. She also hopes to pursue parliamentarian work […]
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BELLE FOURCHE—A celebration to honor all of the exciting growth that Belle Fourche has had over the past year was part of the agenda for the Annual Membership Meeting of the Belle Fourche Development Corporation on the evening of January 15. Social hour followed by a buffet dinner was served up at the Branding Iron […]
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BELLE FOURCHE—A brand new mini-exhibit just opened at the Tri-State Museum and Center of the Nation Visitors Center. A reception was held on January 17 to celebrate the latest offering. If you love coffee, or if you ever wanted to learn about coffee, then this is the perfect exhibit for you. but first…Coffee is an […]
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By Margaret Bolte, The St. James Lutheran Quilting Group is an active and dynamic group of women. The group meets twice a month in the fellowship hall of St. James Lutheran Church in Belle Fourche, South Dakota. According to Betty Artus of St. James, the quilting group consists of dedicated ladies from St. James and […]
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On Thursday, January 15th, the Broncs wrestling teams competed in a quadrangular hosted by the Spearfish Spartans. Teams included the Douglas Patriots, Spearfish Spartans and Rapid City Central Cobblers. The Broncs beat the Patriots and came up short on team points against the Spartans and the Cobblers. On Saturday, January 17th, the Broncs competed in […]
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On Tuesday, January 13th, the Broncs hosted Lead-Deadwood at home. The boys C team won over Lead-Deadwood 51-27. The Broncs led 12 to 4 after the first quarter, they scored and additional 10 points in the second quarter to Lead-Deadwood’s 4, and 20 points in the third quarter to Lead-Deadwood’s 7 points to bring the […]
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BELLE FOURCHE—A new month brought about a new opportunity for the business community to come together and connect at the monthly Chamber Mixer. This month, the Mixer was hosted by Belle Flowers & Co. Belle Flowers & Co. provided snacks and refreshments for everyone to enjoy as they networked and caught up on the goings-on […]
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BELLE FOURCHE—The Tri-State Museum offers a unique opportunity for families to come together and spend time learning about interesting topics and doing fun activities at the same time. This month’s program, All About Ice, was held on Sunday, January 18. Grandparents and grandkids, moms, dads and kids, brothers and sisters, even aunts and uncles—everyone in […]
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Participants in the 2026 Fort Robinson Spiritual Run spent the night Saturday, January 10 at AmericInn with dinner provided by local sponsors. Dinner sponsors were Americinn, Lynn’s Dakotamart, Lueder’s Food Center, and the Butte County Historical Society. The runners departed Belle Sunday morning. Official organization is Yellow Bird Lifeways Center of the Northern Cheyenne Nation. […]
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BELLE FOURCHE—The City Council convened for another special session on Monday, January 12, marking the second such meeting in less than a week. The first was held the previous Thursday, January 8. The meeting attracted significant public interest, with the gallery filling quickly as attendees anxiously awaited Mayor Randy Schmidt’s official call to order. The […]
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