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The South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks (GFP) Department is working with a local contractor to complete an access road and extend the low-water boat ramp at Bush’s Landing on Lake Oahe, north of Pierre. “Due to low water conditions, the current high-water ramp is out of service. We have a target date of May 28 to finish the low-water ramp,” said Planning and Development Administrator Adam Kulesa. “This ramp is an important and popular launching point for Lake Oahe anglers, and we are doing our best to get it done as quickly as possible.” Kulesa went on to say that low w...

The Most Extreme Wine Tastings Around the World © Provided by Food & Wine Henri-Pierre Grolleau Fighter jet ride at the Leclerc Briant Champagne house. Winemakers rarely shy away from a risk. They've faced extreme frosts, fires, plagues, and even phylloxera—the microscopic pest that nearly destroyed Europe's vineyards in the 1860s— over the centuries.When COVID-19 hit, many winemakers switched gears, offering virtual tastings and navigating complicated shipping issues almost immediately after the shut-down orders. As rules on gatherings continue to shift, many tasting rooms have moved ...

Kildare singer tops iTunes pop chart Song wrote by Newbridge writer Reporter:  '); A Kildare singer has stormed up the iTunes pop charts with a song written and produced by two local artists. Twenty three year-old Amy Rowlett hopes to hold onto the top spot for as long as possible. The Carlow resident, who lived in Kildare for ten years, attended the Holy Family Secondary School in Newbridge. A regular busker in the town, Amy is studying music in Dublin.  The song, Sutton Bay was written by Newbridge man Tony Kirwan and produced by Colm Cahill.   "I grew up in Newbridge, I went to the Ho...