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When Beverly Ann Ulrich left her Belle Fourche home on the evening of Oct. 17, 2003, it was as if she vanished into thin air.
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Traveling U.S. Highway 16 will be scarier than usual and not because of construction. Fort Fear, a new haunted attraction, opens Thursday night.
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When Beverly Ann Ulrich left her Belle Fourche home on the evening of Oct. 17, 2004, it was as if she vanished into thin air.
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An employee pumpkin contest created more excitement in Cabela’s Wednesday morning than Tuesday evening’s rooftop fire.
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Journal staff BELLE FOURCHE –- Judge John Bastian has set Jan. 18, 2010, as the start of the vehicular homicide trial date for Timothy Berry of Spearfish.
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The Small Business Administration South Dakota District Office has set a new record for approving the largest dollar volume of loans to state businesses in the history of the SBA’s lending programs. During the 12 months ending Sept. 30, SBA supported 291 loans totaling more than $71 million.
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The water level at the Sanford Underground Laboratory at Homestake was 5,015 feet underground on Monday, down 7 feet from a week ago. The South Dakota Science and Technology Authority is pumping water out of the former Homestake gold mine at Lead to convert it into a deep underground laboratory.
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The reward fund in a Black Hills moose poaching case has topped $4,400, as donations large and small continue to come into the state’s Turn In Poachers program.
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South Dakota higher education officials encouraged K-12 parents and students to carefully choose the courses they take in middle school and high school, saying it will make their transition into college easier.