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Lead-Deadwood High School students entertained their younger community counterparts Saturday morning, as the annual Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Mathematics (STEAM) Fair played host to young and old, alike, as

Some were big, some were small and the corresponding kegs they pulled Saturday matched their stature accordingly, as the seventh annual K-9 Keg Pull took to the snow track set

Tuesday, Rick Tysdal, left, was officially sworn in as a Lawrence County Commissioner by 4th Circuit Court Judge Michelle Comer, following his Oct. 24 appointment to the board. Tysdal will

Saturday’s Polar Plunge participants scored a sweet deal when it came to fair fall weather, but their dives into the depths of the icy cold pool set up in Outlaw

Monies donated in lieu of flowers and in remembrance of the late Jeanne Louise Bride, who passed away Aug. 31, recently made their way to the Lead-Deadwood High School Library,

The Lead-Deadwood High School Homecoming parade down Historic Main Street in Deadwood on Friday was golden. From one end of town to the other, Digger spirit was running high and

Deadwood City Commission Chairman Gary Todd, joined by Richard Milliken of Habitat for Humanity, declared Oct. 2 World Habitat Day in Deadwood. As part of the proclamation read by Todd,

Darleen Hicks turns 95 years old today, and on Monday, Deadwood Mayor David Ruth, Jr. declared Sept. 23 Darleen Hicks Day in Deadwood, thanking her for lifelong service to the

Friday night of the Deadwood Jam kicked off with nearly two hours of bluesman Tommy Castro, promptly followed up by sweet sounds of the 70s from Pure Prairie League and

The Days of ‘76 pageant parade made its 2023 debut down Deadwood’s Historic Main Street Friday afternoon, telling the decades-old story of the gold rush in the gulch, in celebration