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State preservation office to city: Don't build, or at least dress up, pole barn in historic area
I reported today that the State Historic Preservation Office disapproves of the city of Mitchell's plan to build a pole-barn storage shed for the Public Safety Department in the city parking lot south...
Posted on 10/21/09 at 4:51 AM
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Stanley County working with ND company to save cemetery

The largely unmarked Meers cemetery sits in the middle of a sea of corporate cropland on what was once the McQuiston Ranch.

By Lance Nixon , May 17, 2013

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MMS&B photo contest announced

Local photographers can capture images of their favorite downtown Mitchell building or architectural characteristic.

By News release , May 04, 2013

4 SD sites nominated for National Register of Historic Places

RAPID CITY (AP) — A bank, a barn, a church and a movie theater in South Dakota are being nominated for the National Register of Historic Places.

May 03, 2013

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Small-town group in Leola protests school demolition

LEOLA (AP) — A group of people in the northeastern South Dakota community of Leola is using ribbons to protest the school board's decision to demolish the town's school and build a new one.

April 29, 2013

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SD accepting proposals to restore Yankton buildings

PIERRE (AP) — Gov. Dennis Daugaard has announced that South Dakota is accepting proposals through the end of May for development and restoration of buildings on the old campus of the Human Services Center in Yankton.

April 17, 2013

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LETTER: Newer is not always better

As we face the choice of destroying older homes in our towns, we should consider some things.

By Lauretta Larsen , April 12, 2013

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LETTER: House renovation looked at differently

How sad it is that South Dakota communities have adopted “nuisance property ordinances.” We are destroying our history.

By Lauretta Larsen , March 20, 2013

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Museums, libraries, archives offered help with disaster planning

The Dakota Collections Care Initiative has set up disaster preparedness workshops beginning in late April for museums, libraries and archives.

By News release , March 19, 2013

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Historic train depot back in Fort Pierre

The train depot returned to the town after being used as a storage building on a Mud Butte area ranch since the 1960s.

March 19, 2013

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Bill would transfer ownership of 9 historic Black Hills cemeteries

The cemeteries are currently owned by the U.S. Forest Service, but the communities have acted as caretakers for generations under special use permits issued by the government.

March 05, 2013

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Short time for the Longhorn

Short time for the Longhorn Young man set to demolish Mitchell’s oldest building.

By Tom Lawrence , March 02, 2013

Two will share honor of being oldest building in Mitchell

A pair of buildings that are three years “newer” than the old Longhorn Bar will share the title of the oldest buildings in Mitchell when the Longhorn is demolished.

By Tom Lawrence , March 02, 2013

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Mitchell City Hall added to Historic Register

Mitchell City Hall added to Historic Register Mitchell City Hall is now on the National Register of Historic Places, despite the objections of local officials who are considering big changes to the structure.

By Tom Lawrence , February 28, 2013

Historic railroad depot returning to Fort Pierre

The Fort Pierre Railroad Depot is more than 100 years old. It has been on the Mud Butte-area ranch of Shirley Miller since the mid-1960s.

February 26, 2013

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Debate over old barn as juvenile corrections campus improved

PIERRE — Legislators seem willing to let the state’s juvenile corrections division proceed with constructing a new maintenance building at the STAR campus on the grounds of the old Custer state hospital. But they don’t want the barn that would be demolished under the plan lost to history.

By Bob Mercer , February 24, 2013

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