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Legal Column: Wills, Probate, and Common Sense
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Legal Column: Wills, Probate, and Common Sense

When people came to me as a practicing lawyer and said they needed a Will, my first question was simple: “Why?” I frequently heard the same answer: “I want to […]

October 23, 2026
Roger Baron
Not Left. Not Right. Forward.
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Not Left. Not Right. Forward.

Look right. Look left. Listen to the critiques. Democrats call him a Republican. Republicans call him a Democrat- identity politics at its worst, and a shameful example of where we’re […]

October 23, 2026
Collin Duprel
Opinion: The School Bond
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Opinion: The School Bond

For hundreds of years, school districts have used public funds for transportation, facilities, and other needed infrastructure to educate the children of the general population, regardless of income, race, or […]

October 22, 2026
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Taste the Room: Brunchies
Lifestyle
Taste the Room: Brunchies

Because every restaurant is more than just what’s on the plate. Breakfast & Brunch | $$ | 7211 Black Hawk Road, Suite 2, Black Hawk Settling In Somebody had to […]

October 17, 2026
Justice, Shame, and Entertainment
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Justice, Shame, and Entertainment

The United States Army is about to do something it hasn’t done in 65 years. At 1 p.m. on December 3rd, at Fort Hood, it will execute a former soldier.Nidal […]

October 16, 2026
Collin Duprel
Flock Cameras: Let’s Get this Right
Opinion
Flock Cameras: Let’s Get this Right

Flock cameras have been generating concern and discussion here in Rapid City – and nationwide. The ultimate issue is how we can take advantage of technology that can help law […]

October 2, 2026
Roger Baron
NFL, Fact or Fiction
Opinion
NFL, Fact or Fiction

Is the NFL scripted? The question sounds crazy at first. Then every primetime game comes down to the final possession, a pass interference call wipes out a game-sealing interception, and […]

October 2, 2026
Collin Duprel
The Box Beat: From the City Administrator
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The Box Beat: From the City Administrator

As the scorching summer gives way to the relief of fall, I’ve had the opportunity to reflect on my first three months serving as Box Elder’s City Administrator. As a […]

October 1, 2026
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