Hometown Newspaper Covering the Greater Belle Fourche & Butte County Area in South Dakota
Agriculture is an important part of the Belle Fourche community and surrounding region, and this September, the public will have an opportunity to learn more about the people, businesses, equipment and resources that make agriculture such an important part of our area. Ag Day will be held Saturday, September 19, 2026 from 1 to 6 […]
NEWELL—The Back to School Bash brought families together at the Newell City Park on August 22 to celebrate the end of summer and the start of a new school year. Perfect end-of-the-season weather made for a beautiful day to enjoy the festivities. Open to all in the area, the bash was hosted by the Newell […]
BELLE FOURCHE—For the fourth year in a row, State Street was shut down as the Save the Vets Charity event took over the area in front of The Circle Lounge. The Armed Forces of America Motorcycle Club, Belle Fourche Chapter, raised over $16,000 throughout the day-long fundraising event on August 15. The day started with […]
BELLE FOURCHE—Volunteers once again teamed up to continue to beautify the Belle Fourche community on August 14. This time, their target was all of the dirty old tires that had been dumped into the Belle Fourche River near the Roundup Sports Complex. A group of over 20 individuals led by Nikki Hoyme, Clint Haffner, Brit […]
BELLE FOURCHE—With the 6th annual Belle Fourche Out of the Darkness Walk about one month away, September 19, co-directors Amanda Kramp and Sonia Ribordy held a gathering to provide an opportunity for all team leaders to come together and support each other. The Hitching Post Tap House hosted Heart of the Walk: Captain Gathering on […]
BELLE FOURCHE—The Dinosaurs of the Hell Creek Museum tried something new this weekend, turning the outdoor spaces around the Museum into a gathering place for the first-ever Rock’in Rock, Mineral and Fossil Show. They invited the public to come out and enjoy the two-day event on August 15 and 16. Vendors and food trucks lined […]
NEWELL—On Sunday, August 16, a severe storm came through Newell fast and furious, bringing with it intense rainfall and high winds before leaving as quickly as it came. But in its wake, it left the little town with a lot of damage. The Newell School District was supposed to start the 2026-2027 school year on […]
