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Some legislators say speaking out on the lucrative tax havens draws negative campaign attention from Sioux Falls-based trusts, pointing to cautionary tale of former Democratic lawmaker who drew opposition from a trust PAC.
Some legislators say speaking out on the lucrative tax havens draws negative campaign attention from Sioux Falls-based trusts, pointing to cautionary tale of former Democratic lawmaker who drew opposition from a trust PAC.
Rushmore is only about 6 hours from Billings and has all of my favorite Presidents representing what they did for this great country. What you may not be aware of is the ongoing project to memorialize another leader and warrior, Crazy Horse.
Long-time newspaper and broadcast reporter Kevin Woster is fond of solid reporting and provocative ideas. Lately, he's been thinking about what it would mean to rethink the naming of Custer State Park.
Crazy Horse is staring down four presidents of the United States. I've boarded a battered yellow school bus that will bring tourists to the base of the mountain where the legendary Lakota leader is being carved in granite â a massive work in progress going on decades. "The purpose of this monument is to honor all North American Indians," our otherwise jocular bus driver intones. We deboard, and I peer up at the carving, which is an active construction site. From here, the stark details of Crazy Horse's face are perfectly clear. At 70 feet high, that visage is much larger than any of the ...