Gov. Kristi Noem hides guest list at historic state-owned cabin in Custer State Park
“Nobody wants elected officials getting personal or political benefits from their elected office, and this sure looks like that.”
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“Nobody wants elected officials getting personal or political benefits from their elected office, and this sure looks like that.”
GFP, which oversees the property as part of the executive branch, denied a January 2023 request from South Dakota News Watch to view a list of people who stayed at Valhalla between 2020 and 2022.
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"When Gov. Kristi Noem first announced a $10 million plan to add 176 new campsites in Custer State Park, it seemed to make sense."
PIERRE, S.D. (AP) — A significant increase in the number of tourists in the Black Hills since the start of the coronavirus pandemic prompted Gov. Kristi Noem to push for spending nearly $10 million to add campsites to Custer State Park.