05 March 2020

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Froid/Lake Lady Red Hawks Lose One,  Win Two At Divisional In Glasgow

Froid/Lake Lady Red Hawks Lose One, Win Two At Divisional In Glasgow


The Froid/Lake Red Hawks accounted for an impressive performance to win the consolation championship game over North Country, 54-36, at the Eastern C girls’ basketball tournament in Glasgow on Saturday. The Red Hawks, who lost to North Country by a single point in the opening round, jumped out to an 18-10 advantage in the first quarter as freshman Baylee Davidson led the attack with two three-pointers.

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Rev. Simon Looking Elk

Rev. Simon Looking Elk


Reverend Simon Peter Looking Elk, “Ho Was’te,” 82, of Rapid City, S.D., died Feb. 28, 2020. He was born July 22, 1937, to Talbert and Victoria (Holy Rock) Looking Elk at home in Oglala, S.D., on the Pine Ridge Lakota Reservation. He graduated from Pine Ridge High School in 1957. He married LaVonne Bighorn on Oct.17, 1959, in Fort Kipp. He attended Huron College briefly, then attended

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Caroll Iverson

Caroll Iverson


Caroll Iverson, 82, of Culbertson died Thursday, Feb. 27, 2020. She was born in Fairview May 31, 1937, the daughter of Carl and Mary Pennell. They lived on a farm south of Culbertson until they moved to town when she started school. She graduated from Culbertson High School. She married Rodney Iverson Jan. 12, 1957. She was active in the Community of Christ church and played the piano for

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27 February 2020

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Community Support Brings  Colorful Updates To RMC

Community Support Brings Colorful Updates To RMC


In the world of non-profit healthcare, the lines between needs and wants must be clearly divided. Medical equipment is needed to save lives. Supplies are needed to care for patients. This means items that make Roosevelt Medical Center feel less like a healthcare facility and more like a home often get pushed further down the priority list. Yet, it’s these comforting items that bring joy to our