Mount Gambier to host national cattle show
MOUNT Gambier has been chosen to host the Australian Highland Cattle Society’s annual show for the first time. The national […]
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MOUNT Gambier has been chosen to host the Australian Highland Cattle Society’s annual show for the first time. The national […]
HIGHLAND dancing students from Mount Gambier made their way to Queensland to compete in the Moreton Bay Highland Dancing Championships […]
Tanya Manus Journal staff South Dakota Hall of Fame photographer Bill Groethe is being remembered by colleagues and his family as a man passionate about capturing the beauty and history of South Dakota and who passed along his love of photography to as many people as he could. Groethe died Dec. 20 at age 97. The lifelong Rapid City resident is best known for his exclusive photos of the last reunion of nine Oglala Sioux survivors and descendants of the 1876 Battle of Little Bighorn and for documenting the carving of Mount Rushmore. Groethe photographed many local and national polit...