Spearfish, SD: ABATE of the Black Hills is a non-profit company headquartered in Sturgis, South Dakota. After being evicted from their former meeting location, they possessed the VFW in Sturgis to hold their regular (and irregular) meetings.

Requests to share motorcycle safety and profiling information with the chapter were denied. Requests that the President of the chapter ask for declaration of conflicts of interest were denied. The organization seemingly attempted to dictate the employment of one of its members and the board's personal grudges seem to have affected the board's willingness to follow the rules of its own bylaws.

Many thanks to the BHSU College Republicans for organizing one of the best forums I've attended in almost 14 years. All the candidates for District 31 were present and stated their opinions on different legislation and ballot measures.

Independent and Libertarian candidates can spoil elections by splitting the majority party's vote, allowing a candidate from the minority party to win the election.

What I have experienced first hand with Fitzgerald, the Republican incumbent for District 31 House, is that she is responsive to communication, she creates learning opportunities, encourages participation and she is methodical in her conservative approach to inclusion. She is a policy nerd who has developed good working relationships with dozens of key South Dakota leaders.

McVickers' political disposition plays very Libertarian, she is running as an Independent for District 31 House. She is anti-government, anti-taxes, and anti-Fitzgerald, which will garner some votes. Political experience and networking is what she is lacking

Victoria Greenlee, the Democratic candidate for District 31 House, is a avowed supporter of abortion; she professed staunch support for women's rights. If elected she would likely find few friends and get little done as the District 31 Representative.

Governments, oganizations and companies are distracting the public and farmers from the the truth and other possibilities with climate crisis, electric vehicles and eminent domain.

There is no security on The Internet or with our devices. There is just the illusion of security.

Voting in The United States is a right reserved for Citizens of the United States. This, somehow, became a controversial statement, but what does it mean to be a citizen?

When registering to vote, how can authorities measure adherence to the founding ideas of our country?

How are the shocking discoveries with the voter roles and SD being known as the "Swiss Bank" of the US related?

When seeking answers about why our voter role system has not been fixed, it is necessary to speculate and allow the brain to do what the brain does best... fill in the blanks...

List of things for which we have safety standards.

Wireless is invisible, but it's still there and can heat human tissue.

It can also affect the ability of the body to up-take key micronutrients.

This causes Oxidative stress, which can open the door for diseases of various kinds to attack the body.

The current safety standard, based on technology that has long since been discontinued (2G, 3G), looks for the radiation emitted by cell phones to go past a certain level.

EVs are Mobile Surveillance Wagons - Profiling on Steroids

Profiling of Motorcyclists is a National Problem.

EVs are being heavily promoted because they are 5G enabled. The cars will form a communications network using stop lights, streetlights, cell phones, crosswalks, WiFi hotspots, refrigerators, toasters, and anything that is Internet enabled. The cars will have dozens of cameras and sensors that will broadcast data throughout the network without the knowledge or consent of motorcycle riders.

Spearfish, SD - After the 2020 election the entire country was given insight into how elections are rigged and sometimes outright stolen; a gift from President Trump. South Dakota is not immune to the problems. Recently, a group called SD Canvassing splayed out the South Dakota voting process, pinned down the issues, and demonstrated for the public that our state does not have a gold standard for elections.

Spearfish, SD - The dust had settled on the 2023 fair as Spearfish resident Casie Dale fixed her gaze on a Best of Show ribbon. The big ruffled purple ribbon adorned a pencil drawing...

She picked up the check for her winning entries in 2023 when the wheels started turning about how much money could be made if she tried to be the first to win the award for entering 75 or more static entries.

Plains Tribune Press publishes a variety of books and has a new release on the subject of homeschool. Most of the books are published via KDP and have paperback, e-book and audio versions to select from on platforms like Amazon and PodCastIndex.org.

Lawrence County Chicken Races is an original song by John Dale, his entry into the 2024 Wild West Songwriter's Festival in Deadwood, South Dakota.

John regularly attends the open mics at Spearfish Public House on Monday nights at 8pm and Crow Peak Brewery on the 1st and 3rd Sundays at 4pm. Hope to see you there.

Fighting a nonconventional war against motivated and ultra wealthy enemies of The United States, this is a single pane comic summarizing important aspects of the President Donald John Trump era.