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The community of Wall, like so many other little towns in the Great Plains, has a humble origin story that begins with the great westward railway expansion. The city of Wall was platted in 1907 when the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad company opened the train station and building lots were...
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The Wall Lady Eagles stamped their ticket back to the South Dakota State High School Girls Basketball Tournament by defeating the Coleman-Egan Lady Hawks 75-44 in the SoDak 16 game. They will be returning to the state tournament with skill and experience, so are ready to settle in and show the...
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Jace and Burk Blasius had one thing on their minds this wrestling season and that was to get back to the top of the podium and rein as champions. In 2023, Jace Blasius was the 138 pound champion and this year he added the 144 pound championship medal to his collection after defeating Kimball/White...
The group sponsoring a constitutional amendment to expand South Dakota abortion rights said it will likely file a lawsuit if legislators pass a bill allowing petitioners to withdraw signatures that have already been certified for the ballot. “I can’t speculate about whether the bill will pass or...
The Brawlers headed to Watertown last week to take part in the State B Dual Tournament on Saturday, Feb. 10th. To qualify for state duals, a team must have competed in at least 8 duals throughout the year. They then take the top 10 in PowerPoints and seed the top 8. The Brawlers went into the...
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The annual awards banquet was postponed due to some very chilly weather this year. Our four award winners and other attendees were glad to arrive all smiles on a warm afternoon a week later. The Wall Golf Course catered a delicious steak supper with all of the trimmings and local baker Cindy...
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Graysen Paulsen, is a four year member of the Cedar Butte Challengers 4-H Club. The year he decided to do a food drive for his demonstration/talk. He wanted to do this to help people in need that might not be able to afford food. Paulsen, with the aid of his fellow club members, was able to gather...
Annette Brant, Pennington County Treasurer, would like to announce that the Senior/Disabled Assessment Freeze applications are currently available. Applications can be obtained in person at the Treasurer’s Office located at 130 Kansas City Street, Rapid City, SD. Applications may also be obtained...
From lights and gifts to numbers and forms: The holiday season’s come and gone, and now it’s tax season. So, it’s time to get ready for your tax appointment. When you’re getting ready for your appointment, there are a lot of different ways you can prepare your books. Client record-keep preferences...
As a member of the Rapid City Area Schools Board of Education, I was pleased to hear that Governor Kristi Noem proposed a 4 percent increase to school funding during her budget address earlier this month. South Dakota continues to rank 49th in the nation for teacher pay, so any proposed increase to...

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