Agribusiness continues to stand in the way of robustly diversified economic development in South Dakota. Visionaries are working to create a 75-mile rail to trail…
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Along with his guest column yesterday, law professor and South Dakota Task Force on Trust Administration and Review member Thomas Simmons sent me an infographic Lemonly of…
In the graven images file, Spearfish finally has its long-awaited bronze Jesus. It’s not the towering Rio duplicate some may have hoped for, just a nice…
The South Dakota Department of Transportation reports 525,768 vehicles tripped the wires on the way into Sturgis during this year’s motorcycle rally. That’s 13.8% more…
The Department of Public Safety is pleased to report that our long arm of the law nabbed fewer drunks and druggies at the Sturgis Rally…
The Department of Game, Fish, and Parks maintains several shooting ranges for firearms and archer around the state. Now GF&P wants to build a 400-acre…
One of the speakers at last week’s libertarian Freedom Fest in Rapid City notes one of the factors that may slightly squelch our economic development—lack…
I like how Bob Mercer accurately rephrases the Deadwood gambling report as losses for our visitors: Deadwood’s gambling crowds in June lost $11,758,459.56 in slot…
Pat Powers runs some spurious claim from pillow and conspiracy vendor Mike Lindell that every hotel room in Sioux Falls has been reserved for some…
We can’t count pheasants, but we’ll sure count pheasant hunters. Bob Mercer describes the 62,289 nonresident pheasant-hunting licenses we sold last year as a modern…