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Fall River soil farm ballots still not counted
As a full workday passed on Wednesday, no one in the Fall River County Auditor's office disturbed locked ballot boxes filled with uncounted vo…
November 06, 2014 6:30 am Photos(0)Photos
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In wake of 2014 election, state Republicans talk future plans, Democrats talk future issues
After a hectic election night that featured close races and delayed results, candidates who won and those who lost stepped back and took a bre…
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Black Hills becoming a haven for writers
Before Jen Blake sits down yet again to meet her goal for National Novel Writing Month, she sets up to establish the proper tempo.
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Washington DC man dies in accident at Falling Rock site
A 50-year-old man from Washington, D.C., was walking with family members at the Falling Rock site in the Black Hills when he lost his footing …
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Education State Photo galleries Video Legislature Good DeedsDaugaard announces changes to leadership team
PIERRE | Newly re-elected Gov. Dennis Daugaard has announced changes to his senior leadership team.
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Baitfish population rebounds in Lake Oahe in 2014
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Equipment blamed for Minnehaha reporting delay
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Custer State Park buffalo auction set for Nov. 15
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Man gets 5 years in prison for assaulting woman
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Building permits show active October, and 2014 so far
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Rapid City annexes Countryside Subdivision properties
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Trooper's keen senses lead to back-to-back drug arrests
Sports
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High school roundup: Broncs sweep 'Cats to move into '8A' final
BELLE FOURCHE | Led by a strong hitting attack, Belle Fourche downed a scrappy Custer squad, 25-22, 25-23, 25-17 in the semifinal round of the Region 8A volleyball tournament Thursday at Ed Petranek Armory.
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Volleyball: Golddiggers shake off rust to drop More
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Volleyball: Scotties cruise past Comets into 14B final
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#RapidSports: Hardrockers set for exhibition
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Trophy Tales
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One hot tip: Anderson memorial set for Saturday
Business
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Bringing Mom & Dad to work bridges generation gap
SAN FRANCISCO | Seta Whitford-Stark was dumbfounded last year when she found out her daughter Amy quit her job at an employee-recruiting agency to work for LinkedIn, an Internet company that Seta had never heard of. Amy tried to explain what …
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STAFFORD: Workers give all kinds of reasons for calling in sick
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Black Friday might not reign supreme this year
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KAHLER: Practice gratitude, increase happiness (and perhaps wealth)
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SPAIN: Protect your financial security this holiday season
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FUTURES FILE: Low gas prices are a treat
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Business calendar for Nov. 2
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Couple's 'mullet' gardens a feast for the eyes and table
MINNEAPOLIS | If Joyce Johannson and Brian MacDonald's garden were a haircut, it would be a mullet. You know: the "business in the front, party in the back" coif favored by old-school hockey players and '80s rockers.
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HOLLY SWEE: Shredded beef a slow cooker delight
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Creative chefs find mushrooms have many attributes
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Book examines deeper meaning of life
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Novel explores the pain of growing up
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TED KOOSER: Nebraska, where ghosts live on
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Mines to hold Veterans Day celebration
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Annual symphony home tour focuses on collectibles
Opinion
Columnists Editorials Letters Submit a letter BlogsLETTERS: Thursday, Nov. 6, 2014
Research the Keystone XL pipeline
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KENT: The buffalo we nearly lost
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EDITORIAL: OK, Republicans: Let's see what you can do
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THOMAS: Iran nuclear talks like bargaining with the devil
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LETTERS: Wednesday, Nov. 5, 2014
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THEIRS: Schools take a stand against bullying
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SOWERS: Pursuing economic development
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SOWELL: Voter fraud and voter ID
Nation
World Business TechnologyKorean War casualty to be buried in Inglewood
INGLEWOOD, Calif. (AP) — A soldier killed during the Korean War is finally being laid to rest.
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A look at how courts differ on gay marriage
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Mom who left kids in car did not put cash in fund
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Solid US hiring likely, but Americans are anxious
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Quotations in the News
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Man charged in Philly, Virginia abductions
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Coast Guard honors daring pilot lost in Greenland
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Labor strife at ports further slows goods movement
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