To help beat the heat through Thursday, Pierre opens Griffin Park Storm Shelter as a cooling center Zap pick up most impressive win of season versus first-place Sasquatch Below-average runoff leads to reduced navigation flow support and shortened season New superintendent for Pierre Public School District busy meeting staff, board members during first few weeks on the job Pierre City Commission meets this evening UPDATE: Mr. Ackerman has been found!Beekeepers Have a New Tool to Care for their Colonies USDA Makes $500 Million Available for Fertilizer Investment and Expansion Program Flags in South Dakota to be lowered to half-staff immediately to honor Senator Lindsey Graham; Flags remain at half-staff through Saturday South Dakota ends 2026 fiscal year with $69 million surplus Partial temporary closure scheduled on West Elizabeth Street in Pierre starting today Woman from Reliance killed Thursday evening in accident near Lyman Faulkton family among 10 latest companies to begin using Product of USA label R-CALF USA board sends letter urging Senate Ag Committee to restore MCOOL in Farm Bill Cheyenne River Youth Project opens Winyan Toka Win Garden for free public tours during the week USMEF audio report: Offal restrictions impact May 2026 pork exports; Beef export value above year-ago New Poll Reveals Record Voter Support for E15 Pierre School Board meets this evening Zap win unique series with Bison in back-to-back thrillers; Aim for sweep tonight BankWest adds Jackson Childs as Trust Officer in Pierre

Lady Govs Season Ends

By DRG Media Group News Mar 2, 2019 | 8:54 AM

SIOUX Falls, S.D. – The Pierre Lady Governor basketball season ended on Friday as Sioux Falls O’Gorman downed the Lady Govs 60-38 in a SoDak 16 matchup in Sioux Falls. Pierre trailed by 2 at 22-20 at the half before O’Gorman scored the first 9 points of the second half and went on to cruise to the victory. Isabelle Moore and Emily Ronseik each had 20 points for the Knight while Awoti Akoi added 16. Emily Mikkelsen played her final basketball game of her high school career and scored 18 points to finish as one of the top 3 scorers in school history. O’Gorman will be the number 1 seed in the Class AA Girls basketball in two weeks n Rapid City. The Lady Govs will end their season with a 4 and 16 record.

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