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“He’s a smart guy who knows health policy. And sometimes I think he thinks he’s already figured out the best way to do it.”

Black Hills Federal Credit Union’s (BHFCU) mission to  improve lives is brought to life daily by their nearly 400 staff members. That’s why it was no 

At the Sept. 12 Cache County Council meeting, Shawn Milne presented recommendations of the County Economic Opportunity Advisory Board. The CEO Advisory Board is tasked with making recommendations to the

Havre Police Department A 15-year-old and a 14-year-old were each issued a summons on a charge of underage tobacco possession or consumption after a

The Layton Lancers (10-5) dominated the Syracuse Titans (8-7) in a three-game sweep in a Region 1 game on Tuesday. The Lancers secured victory with scores of 25-21, 25-17 and 25-18. Anastasia Witte led Layton with an impressive performance, contributing 14 kills and five aces, while Kadie Sheriff chipped in with eight kills and five aces.

1977 – 2023 In the early morning hours of September 3, 2023, Jerome Tod Hofmeister passed from this earthly journey, and on to his next adventure in heaven. He succumbed to the injuries he sustained from a tragic accident involving a horse on July 2, 2023. Jerome had a very quick wit and crazy sense […]

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“He’s a smart guy who knows health policy. And sometimes I think he thinks he’s already figured out the best way to do it.”

“He’s a smart guy who knows health policy. And sometimes I think he thinks he’s already figured out the best way to do it.”

The South Dakota Highway Patrol announced last week that Ivan Reddest, Jr., 24, a Kyle, South Dakota man, died as a pedestrian in Box Elder, a town next to Rapid City. Reddest was a tribal citizen of the Oglala Sioux Tribe from the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation. All were young and pedestrians walking along South Dakota highways.