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Hypothetical Heartbreak: A Community’s Beloved Mural Faces Destruction Under Coca-Cola’s** Commercial Greed A fictional tale to draw attention to an artist’s appeal for help and prayers! – In the heart of Willow Creek, a small, tight-knit town nestled in the rolling hills of America, stood a mural that was more than paint on a wall—it was the soul of a … Read More
Gold’s Meteoric Rise: My Dispatch from the Frontlines of a Historic Climb By Scott L. Prentice, Gold Advocate and Metals Market Veteran June 15, 2025 – As I watch gold’s price tick at $3,454.50 today, I feel the pulse of a market scaling new heights, a rocket blasting through the stratosphere with the unyielding grit of a seasoned alpinist. This … Read More
Celebrate The 250th Birth Day of The United States Army I’m so excited to celebrate with you and your family this year the 250th Birthday of the United States Army. So proud of all the members and veterans. Thank you for your service and those who have gone before us, may they be forever blessed by our Lord. Our Soldiers … Read More
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Lee Enterprises – Rapid City Journal: $9.5 Million Settlement Proposed for Video Privacy Violations In a significant development for Black Hills news readers, Lee Enterprises Inc., the parent company of the Rapid City Journal, has agreed to a proposed $9.5 million settlement to resolve allegations that it violated the Video Privacy Protection Act (VPPA) by improperly sharing subscribers’ video-viewing information … Read More
Do you believe RFK Jr. is doing a good job as new HHS Director or is he missing the big picture? I don’t understand? If I was given such a huge responsibility, I’d be taking the large steps first. I would out right ban the vaccines. These little steps to change the conversation won’t work. You need to be a … Read More
The white buffalo, or “pte” in Lakota, holds profound spiritual significance for many Native American tribes, particularly the Lakota, Dakota, Cheyenne, and others, as a symbol of hope, renewal, and a call to protect the Earth. Below is a comprehensive list of documented white buffalo births in America, compiled from available historical records, contemporary reports, and Native American oral traditions. … Read More
The Buffalo at Mount Rushmore In the shadow of the Black Hills, where the granite faces of Mount Rushmore gaze over the Paha Sapa, a story unfolds—one woven from stone, spirit, and the sacred buffalo. This is a tale of Gutzon Borglum, the sculptor whose heart beat for the wild beauty of America, its native peoples, and the buffalo that … Read More
A Humble Heart in a Noisy World: Shawn Ryan’s Tucker Carlson Interview May 20th, 2025 My Personal Reflection – There’s something deeply refreshing about hearing a conversation between two people who aren’t afraid to tackle the tough stuff—issues that make you sit up, think, and question what’s really going on. That’s exactly what I felt watching Shawn Ryan’s recent interview … Read More
Nearly 30 Years of The Stand: A Masterpiece in Glass at Mount Rushmore As we approach the 30th anniversary of The Stand, Scott Prentice’s awe-inspiring 20’x40′ glass-etched mural at Mount Rushmore National Memorial, we celebrate a work of art that has quietly captivated millions for nearly three decades. Tucked between the ice cream bar and the Buffalo Dining Room in … Read More
