BFACT Coffee Hour Hopes to Pique Interest

BELLE FOURCHE—Grap’s Backroom was the gathering place for the first ever Belle Fourche Area Community Theater (BFACT) Coffee Hour on Saturday, August 23. The gathering is designed to be an opportunity for the community to talk to the BFACT board members and Director and learn about the organization in a relaxed fun setting. Katie Anderson, […]

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August 18 City Council Meeting

BELLE FOURCHE—The City Council held its second meeting of the month on Monday, August 18. Mayor Randy Schmidt reported that the City of Belle Fourche was selected by the Governor to receive the 2025 Outstanding Public Employer Award. During community input, Raymond Allen reported concerns regarding the inability to hear the emergency sirens from his […]

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The Honor Flight

Robert (Bob) Wagner and Gail Sachtjen are proud veterans of the Vietnam War. Both currently reside in Belle Fourche. Recently, both Bob and Gail traveled to Washington, D.C. for a tour of America’s celebrated war monuments courtesy of the Honor Flight Network. Honor Flight is a national non-profit organization dedicated to sending United States military […]

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August 4 City Council Meeting

The City Council held its first meeting of the month on Monday, August 4. During community input, Marvin Poland addressed the Council to raise concerns about ongoing maintenance issues on the east side of Meadowlark Plaza. He pointed out significant weed infestation, several dead trees, and a buildup of trash in the area. The Chamber […]

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Bluebelle Vacation Home is Open for Visitors

BELLE FOURCHE—After a three and a half year renovation project, the historic house, Bluebelle Vacation Home, officially opened with a ribbon cutting on August 15. Being joined by both Belle Fourche Chamber of Commerce and Spearfish Chamber of Commerce made the ceremony extra special—as did fresh baked goods from Red Onion Marketplace! Bluebelle was first […]

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