I was asked about Uber and Lyft operating during the Rally. Here you go!

I was asked about Uber and Lyft operating during the Rally. Here you go!

By Brandon Bennett |STURGIS| Uber and Lyft can operate in Sturgis, they must have a taxi cab license from the city. In 2024, the city repealed any restrictions on Uber and Lyft when they repealed Chapter 37.03: Transportation Network Company Driver Registration & Regulation. ORDINANCE 2024-01 AN ORDINANCE TO REPEAL STURGIS MUNICIPAL CODE (SMC) CHAPTER […]

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Council Takes Another Look At Rally Sponsorship Program

Council Takes Another Look At Rally Sponsorship Program

By Brandon Bennett |STURGIS| The Sturgis City Council took yet another look at the rally sponsorship program at its meeting June 15th. City Administrator Aaron Jordan reminded the body where things are. “This resolution had been before the council several times and have received some feedback from interested community members. Right now we have three […]

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Committee and Board Appointments named For the City of Sturgis

Committee and Board Appointments named For the City of Sturgis

By Brandon Bennett |STURGIS| Here’s Committee and Board Appointments For the City of Sturgis Standing Committees Legal & Finance Committee • Mayor Rod Bradley • Council President Tony Dargatz • Councilman Alex Usera • Councilman Mark Chaplin • Councilman Terry Keszler Infrastructure Advisory Committee • Councilman Jesse Blakeman • Councilman Mark Chaplin • Councilman Terry […]

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Sturgis Community Center Theater to Present “Cinderella”

Sturgis Community Center Theater to Present “Cinderella”

By The Sturgis Chamber |Sturgis| Ahhh, Cinderella. One can’t help but love this show, with music by Richard Rodgers and book and lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals. All the favorite songs are in this ‘Enchanted Version” of the well-loved story. The fairytale begins with the decision to give a […]

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Attorney General Jackley Secures Settlement with GS Labs Regarding Overpriced and Delayed COVID-19 Tests

Attorney General Jackley Secures Settlement with GS Labs Regarding Overpriced and Delayed COVID-19 Tests

By Brandon Bennett |Pierre| PIERRE-South Dakota Attorney General Marty Jackley announces that South Dakota consumers will receive $50,380.00 as part of a $4.87 million 18-state settlement with GS Labs that resolves claims that the testing company overcharged patients, unlawfully charged administrative fees, and failed to deliver timely COVID-19 test results. “South Dakota consumers were misled […]

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