Bart Pfankuch

Rapid City

Content Director and Investigative Reporter at South Dakota News Watch

Writer at Freelance

Content Director for South Dakota News Watch; writing coach and author of syndicated "Better Writing with Bart" series

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Articles

Cuts in federal funding for food will hurt pantries, producers

2 weeks ago | myblackhillscountry.com | Bart Pfankuch

Montana Roem is worried that a proposed $1 billion cut to federal food programs that aid schools and charities will hurt her family on two fronts.
Black Hills roads torn up for second year

2 weeks ago | brookingsregister.com | Bart Pfankuch

By Bart PfankuchSouth Dakota News WatchSHERIDAN LAKE —The typically serene setting along U.S. Highway 385 as it winds peacefully past the western shore of Sheridan Lake in the central Black Hills is now a busy work zone with a rocky roadway, construction equipment grinding on the hillside and a flagger stopping all traffic.
Detours and delays are part of year 2 of US 385 roadwork

2 weeks ago | mitchellrepublic.com | Bart Pfankuch

SHERIDAN LAKE, S.D. – The typically serene setting along U.S. Highway 385 as it winds peacefully past the western shore of Sheridan Lake in the central Black Hills is now a busy work zone with a rocky roadway, construction equipment grinding on the hillside and a flagger stopping all traffic.
Detours and delays are part of year 2 of Hwy. 385 roadwork

2 weeks ago | bhpioneer.com | Bart Pfankuch

SHERIDAN LAKE — The typically serene setting along U.S. Highway 385 as it winds peacefully past the western shore of Sheridan Lake in the central Black Hills is now a busy work zone with a rocky roadway, construction equipment grinding on the hillside and a flagger stopping all traffic.
Detours and delays are part of year 2 of Black Hills roadwork

3 weeks ago | apnews.com | Bart Pfankuch

SHERIDAN LAKE, S.D. (AP) — The typically serene setting along U.S. Highway 385 in South Dakota as it winds peacefully past the western shore of Sheridan Lake in the central Black Hills is now a busy work zone with a rocky roadway, construction equipment grinding on the hillside and a flagger stopping all traffic.
Detours and delays are part of year 2 of US 385 roadwork

3 weeks ago | sdnewswatch.org | Bart Pfankuch

SHERIDAN LAKE, S.D. – The typically serene setting along U.S. Highway 385 as it winds peacefully past the western shore of Sheridan Lake in the central Black Hills is now a busy work zone with a rocky roadway, construction equipment grinding on the hillside and a flagger stopping all traffic.
Detours and delays are part of year 2 of Black Hills roadwork

3 weeks ago | leadertelegram.com | Bart Pfankuch

SHERIDAN LAKE, S.D. (AP) — The typically serene setting along U.S. Highway 385 in South Dakota as it winds peacefully past the western shore of Sheridan Lake in the central Black Hills is now a busy work zone with a rocky roadway, construction equipment grinding on the hillside and a flagger stopping all traffic.
Detours and delays are part of year 2 of Black Hills roadwork

3 weeks ago | plaindealerin.com | Bart Pfankuch

SHERIDAN LAKE, S.D. (AP) — The typically serene setting along U.S. Highway 385 in South Dakota as it winds peacefully past the western shore of Sheridan Lake in the central Black Hills is now a busy work zone with a rocky roadway, construction equipment grinding on the hillside and a flagger stopping all traffic.
LIBRARIES EVOLVE, THRIVE DESPITE FUNDING CUTS

3 weeks ago | marshallcountyjournal.com | Bart Pfankuch

By Bart Pfankuch South Dakota News Watch On five occasions this year, librarian Sarah Jones-Lutter has left the quiet, comfortable confines of the historic Redfield Carnegie Library and made her voice heard in the uncertain world of politics. Jones-Lutter made four trips to the Capitol in Pierre and recently flew to Washington to lobby state and federal lawmakers against proposed funding cuts that could hurt libraries in her hometown and across the state.
Libraries evolve and thrive despite threats of funding cuts

3 weeks ago | mitchellrepublic.com | Bart Pfankuch

REDFIELD, S.D. – On five occasions this year, librarian Sarah Jones-Lutter has left the quiet, comfortable confines of the historic Redfield Carnegie Library and made her voice heard in the uncertain world of politics. Jones-Lutter made four trips to the Capitol in Pierre and recently flew to Washington to lobby state and federal lawmakers against proposed funding cuts that could hurt libraries in her hometown and across the state.