Hometown Newspaper Covering the Greater Belle Fourche & Butte County Area in South Dakota
BELLE FOURCHE—Snapshots of days gone by are what you will find when you peruse the latest temporary exhibit now showing at the Tri-State Museum. The display, Our Town, focuses on downtown Belle Fourche. A fun historical look at how State Street and the surrounding downtown area have changed over time is on display. There are […]
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On Saturday, February 7th the Bronc wrestling teams split directions with the Lady Broncs headed to Newcastle for the Lady Doggie Invite. The Lady Broncs took all five girls wrestlers on the team. Coach Cory states that “all of them gained some experience, and are striving to prepare themselves to be in the best position […]
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The Broncs took on Mobridge-Pollock on Thursday, February 5th. The score was 6-15 at the end of the first, 13- 24 at the end of the 2nd, 16-37 at the end of the 3rd, with the final score 27-43. Reven Audiss made two 3 point field goals in the game, Tatum Martin and Gabe Raba […]
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BELLE FOURCHE—The Belle Fourche City Council held its first meeting of the month on Monday, February 2. In the Mayor’s Report, Mayor Randy Schmidt thanked City employees for their collaboration with the school in making the girls’ wrestling tournament at the Rec Center a success. During community input, Raymond Allen expressed concern that city service […]
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On Monday February 9th, three Belle Fourche High School Seniors signed with various colleges an intent to play football. Spencer Bush-Graslie committed to play football at Dakota State University in Madison, South Dakota. Spencer plans to pursue a career in business management or teaching. Spencer would also like to get into coaching after his playing […]
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NEWELL—If giving blood saves lives, then those who volunteered to donate blood at the Newell blood drive did their part to help achieve that goal. Community members showed up ready to give a little of themselves to help others in need. Whatever It Takes Coalition hosted the blood drive on Monday, February 2. The goal […]
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NEWELL—The Newell Board of Commissioners started off the new year with three meetings held across the month of January. During these meetings, the board approved 2026 employee salaries, addressed personnel changes, and took action on several community and infrastructure items. At the first regular meeting of the year on January 12, commissioners approved bills and […]
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BELLE FOURCHE—After a year of serving pancakes, eggs, sausage, omelets, bacon, toast and a variety of other breakfast favorites, the Breakfast Club celebrated its first year in business on February 1. Just one year ago, Rhonda and Marty Schild took a chance on a new type of business and opened a cafe that specializes solely […]
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BELLE FOURCHE—Birthdays are always a reason to celebrate and this week at Crossroads Diner, two of their own had birthdays and so of course, they invited the public to share in the special occasion on Sunday, February 1. General Manager Ember Kleinhans turned 28 and the omelet guy, Clint Millage, turned 50 and together they […]
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BELLE FOURCHE—Spider plants, cactus, ferns, marantas, rubber plants and peace lilies are all living things that make those without a green thumb very uneasy, but they make Kayla Jones very happy! She has turned her passion for house plants into a business here in Belle Fourche. “I really love plants. My daughter loves counting how […]
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