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  • White-area gunfire incident didn’t happen

    White-area gunfire incident didn’t happen

    WHITE — A report of a man being fired on near White on May 2 turned out to have not occurred as claimed, and the man is now facing a misdemeanor charge of false reporting.


  • Brookings Regional Growth Alliance highlights economic growth, future projects in county report

    Brookings Regional Growth Alliance highlights economic growth, future projects in county report

    BROOKINGS — A report by the Brookings Regional Growth Alliance at the Brookings County Commission’s April 21 meeting highlighted economic successes in Brookings County over the last year — and hinted at developments still in the pipeline.


  • ‘What Makes Your Soul Breathe?’ draws crowd to South Dakota State

    ‘What Makes Your Soul Breathe?’ draws crowd to South Dakota State

    BROOKINGS — The SDSU School of Performing Arts put on a unique show for area residents on with “What Makes Your Soul Breathe?” on May 2 at the Sylvan Green.


  • Preparation work underway for water tower removal in Brookings

    Preparation work underway for water tower removal in Brookings

    The trees around the water tower on Sixth Street have been removed in preparation for the tower’s removal, which is expected to start next week. A longtime fixture and landmark in Brookings, the water tower hasn’t been used for years, and the communications equipment it once housed has been moved…


  • Artists paint tiles for mural project in Brookings

    Artists paint tiles for mural project in Brookings

    BROOKINGS — Area residents gathered at the Brookings Arts Council on May 2 to paint tiles for a mural project for the nation’s 250th birthday celebration.


  • Bowes Construction honors retiring employee Donald Bingham

    Bowes Construction honors retiring employee Donald Bingham

    BROOKINGS — Brookings Mayor Oepke “Ope” Niemyer announced a mayoral proclamation about Donald Bingham Day at an event at Bowes Construction on May 1.


  • Photo gallery: Cinco de Mayo festival in Brookings

    Photo gallery: Cinco de Mayo festival in Brookings

    By Mondell Keck | The Brookings Register BROOKINGS — The city’s inaugural Cinco de Mayo celebration in Pioneer Park on May 2 drew hundreds of people to the park to partake in authentic Mexican food, music, La Chancla games and more. One of the festival’s organizers, Diana Gomez, earlier told…


  • Pioneer Park to host Cinco de Mayo festival

    Pioneer Park to host Cinco de Mayo festival

    BROOKINGS — Brookings will host its inaugural Cinco de Mayo festival on May 2, a grassroots celebration that organizers hope will become a new community tradition at Pioneer Park.


  • Play feature to add more ‘roar’ to Lions Park in Brookings

    Play feature to add more ‘roar’ to Lions Park in Brookings

    BROOKINGS — Planning is underway to further increase the appeal of Lions Park in Brookings by adding a lion-themed play feature, a structure that will complement the Truman’s Den portion of the playground.


  • Carol Peterson: A lifetime in nursing, education, history, writing

    Carol Peterson: A lifetime in nursing, education, history, writing

    BROOKINGS — In 2009, Carol J. Peterson, provost and vice president emerita at South Dakota State University, went into retirement — sort of, but not really. She stayed on for a year to assist President David Chicoine, working on a policy manual, some accreditation work and other projects. She then…


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