Long-Time South Dakota Bakery To Re-Open Its Doors Again
Flandreau residents are going to be excited for this return!
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Flandreau Bakery to Close Doors After 91 Years
Mel Duncan opened the bakery in 1930 and worked there until he turned 90.
[PHOTOS] Rounding Up The 2021 Flandreau Rodeo Days
It was another successful weekend in Flandreau, South Dakota thanks to the 4th Annual Flandreau Rodeo Days!
Flandreau Rodeo Days Is Back Next Week
The Third annual Rodeo Days was originally scheduled for early June, but due to concerns over COVID- 19, Royal River Casino moved the event to the second weekend of August.
South Dakota’s Top 10 Most Miserable Cities
South Dakota has great fishing, hiking, hunting, and camping, commerce and shopping. So what makes these towns miserable?
Attorney: No Evidence Consultant Possessed Marijuana
The attorney for a consultant facing drug charges says the drug for the operation never belonged to this client.
Ex Flandreau Police Chief’s Bid for Recertification Denied
FLANDREAU, S.D. (AP) — A former Flandreau police chief who resigned amid alleged misconduct investigation lost a battle to have his certification reinstated.
Traffic Stop Nets Prescription Drugs Near Flandreau
Hundreds of pain pills seized in traffic stop near Flandreau, SD over the weekend.
Flandreau Tribe Pledges $50,000 to Local School District
The House of Rep. will vote again Monday on whether to implement a half-cent sales tax to boost teacher pay but one tribal government isn't taking any chances.
Legal Experts Urge Caution as Tribes Enter Pot Business
Tribes across the U.S. are finding marijuana is risky business nearly a year after a Justice Department policy indicated they could grow and sell pot.