Come one, come all to the American Legion in Martin on Thurday night, August 31, from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. for the Final CHASING THE ACE for CHART of Bennett County! Tickets cost only $1 dollar.
Fifty percent goes to CHART. The drawing is at 7 p.m. and you must be present to win!
If you draw the Ace of Clubs, you win the current pot that is over $2000, plus 50% of Thursday night's earnings!
The Cancer…
River Cities Public Transit is now open in Martin. Butch Ceplecha and Executive Director Ron Baumgart prepare to cut the ribbon officially opening the transportation service. Service is available in the local area of Martin and trips to Rapid City for medical appointments. To Schedule call 605-685-1088. Veterans are transported to veteran facilities at no charge.
The following local news headlines are featured in this week's edition of the Bennett County Booster II: Bennett County Veteran on mission to help other vets; Sportsman's Lanes upgrades completed in time for league; River City Public Transit opens; Martin Revitalization meeting coming up; Special Session of county commission held; Chris Rosario joins Martin Community Health Center; Beef quiz bowl…
Bakley, Alvin: Creative Hobbies, Purple, Creative Hobbies, Purple
Bolzer, Roz: Creative Hobbies, Purple, Creative Hobbies, Purple, Creative Hobbies, Purple
Christensen, Alta: Holiday Specials, Purple, Holiday Specials, Red, Creative Hobbies, Blue, Canned Pickles/Relish/Sauce, Purple, Creative Hobbies, Purple, Creative Hobbies, Blue
Christensen, Amy: Creative Hobbies, Blue
Fuchs, Wayne: Best…
The following local news headlines are profiled in this week's edition of the Bennett County Booster II: Nursing Home closure needed to ensure emergency care for Bennett County; Brad Pisha family recognized; Winsand reenlists in the US Marine Corp; New Warrior mascot in works; Commissioners hear public comment on roads; and Peaceful Means, University of Nebraska program brought to Bennett County…
By Jonni Joyce
This reporter served as the judge for the dog show at the Bennett County Fair.
I’m not exactly sure the reason I was in Mary Kay Sell’s office at the courthouse but some how the discussion turned to dogs, my background in training dogs, and an invitation by Mary Kay to judge the 4-H Dog Show at the Bennett County Fair. I readily accepted the invitation and then had to go inform…
Read more: A tale of two judges - serving as a mentor in 4-H
The following local news headlines are profiled in this week's edition of the Bennett County Booster. Lucero made Chief of Police, next meeting will address county contract; Williams, Rascher meet on combining law, county will protect city for $325,000; 2023 Bennett County Ranch Rodeo Results; A tale of two judges - serving as a mentor in 4-H; An open letter to the people of the City of Martin and…
