North Platte, NE native Evan Stark says that he was looking into returning to ethanol production when Ringneck Energy began construction of their plant in Onida. "I pretty much waited two year… Read more⏵
To fulfill its mission to end hunger in South Dakota, Feeding South Dakota began a monthly food distribution at the Presbyterian Church in Onida in the fall of 2017. Read more⏵
At their special budget meeting on September 26, Sully County commissioners voted to move the meeting time from 8:30 a.m. to 7:30 a.m. for all future meetings effective with the regular commis… Read more⏵
The Sully Buttes Cross Country team competed at the Central South Dakota/Yellowstone Trail Conference Cross Country meets in Gettysburg on October 9th. In the Central South Dakota Conference, … Read more⏵
Pheasants Forever could not safely hold the Youth Hunt due to the wind. Those who showed up to hunt were Landon Pullman, Tayveon Paxton, Logan Severson, Preston Kinney, Shane Duffel, Braeden D… Read more⏵
The Sully Buttes Chargers volleyball squad notched a double victory last week, defeating North Central at home 3-1 and scoring a 3-0 victory at Sunshine Bible Academy. Read more⏵
The weather this week looks nice for a couple days (Monday and Tuesday) and then some much colder temperatures beyond that. The next day or two will be the time to get on the Missouri River in… Read more⏵
Fishing Update for The Missouri River in South Dakota Read more⏵
Temperatures should be in the 70’s and 80’s again this week, making for some potentially great fishing weather. Keep an eye on the weather and take advantage of the sun while it shines. Be sur… Read more⏵
Onida firefighters Danielle Rausch and Brian Ring spent Tuesday morning working with Onida elementary students on fire safety. Read more⏵
Longtime American Red Cross volunteer Nancy McKenney received Disaster Services Volunteer of the Year laurels during the organization’s Celebrating the Mission event last Thursday, September 26. Read more⏵
One of the first phone numbers residents of a certain age learned – perhaps even before learning their home phone number – was the number to call in case of fire, 258-2600.For more than five decades, 2600 was the number to call in the event of an emergency or to report a control burn, but, e… Read more⏵
