Penn. Co. Courant
Jerome Harvey, Pennington County Fire Administrator, began the groundbreaking ceremony with well-deserved praises for volunteer firefighters nationwide and residents of the state of South Dakota. It was a beautiful spring day on April 8 when multiple firefighting and law enforcement agencies with a...
In a vital boost to emergency response capabilities, the Wall Ambulance Service has received a grant from Wall Foundation covering a portion of the cost for a second Lund University Cardiopulmonary Assist System (LUCAS) device that provides mechanical chest compressions to patients in cardiac...
Despite being home to wide-open spaces and abundant sunshine, South Dakota ranks 47th in the nation for production of solar power and has lagged well behind other states for decades.
Less than a year ago, the only utility-scale solar farm in South Dakota was a 1-megawatt facility near Pierre, which...
The City of New Underwood will hold an election on Tuesday, April 9. Ward 1 has two candidates running for a postion on the city council. The Pennington County Courant presented each candidate with the same set of questions. You can read their responses below.
Candidate Name:
Tera Hockenbary...
The Wall School will hold an election on Tuesday, April 9. Four candidates running for a postion on the school board. The Pennington County Courant presented each candidate with the same set of questions. You can read their responses below.
Candidate Name:
Tyrel Eisenbraun
Position you are...
The City of Wall will hold an election on Tuesday, April 9. Ward 2 has two candidates running for a postion on the city council. The Pennington County Courant presented each candidate with the same set of questions. You can read their responses below.Candidate Name:
Kelly WelshPosition you are...
Mayor Mary Williams of Wall, South Dakota, signed a proclamation on March 21, 2024 at the regular city council meeting designating April 2-8, 2024 as Dark Sky Week. Wall joins communities across the globe in celebrating this time designated annually by DarkSky International, an organization working...
The community of Wall, like so many other little towns in the Great Plains, has a humble origin story that begins with the great westward railway expansion. The city of Wall was platted in 1907 when the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad company opened the train station and building lots were...
