Clean, gently used coats for all ages are needed! Collection from October 16 - 30, 2017.

Drop-off locations: Dakotamart, YMCA, and First United Methodist Church (Trinity Center door on Capitol Ave or office door).

Coat Giveaway will be November 2nd and 3rd, 1:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. at Trinity Center at First United Methodist Church.

Sponsored by Nourish Body and South & First United Methodist Church

Businesses/individuals decorate their store front, front yard or have a display showing their appreciation for hunting season. Call 224-7361 or email Lois to get a picture taken. Photos will be done by appointment only.

Are you ready to grow your business or nonprofit? This three-hour class will provide you with the tools and resources needed to run a successful Facebook page to boost sales, promote your mission, engage donors and customers and spread the word about your products and services. You will learn how to create and customize posts. Learn how to advertise online and gain a full understanding of how to draw people to your page. This class will be hands-on to help the learner utilize Facebook, so please come prepared with your Facebook login credentials! CUC will supply a laptop for the class or you can bring your own. Taught by Christina Oey. The class will meet on two Tuesday nights on October 17 and 24.

Turkey Dinner, Dressing, Mashed Potatoes & Gravy, Corn, Coleslaw, Cranberry Relish, Pickles and Beet Pickles, Buns, Pie, Coffee & Water. To raise money for missions.

Runnings Ladies Night event has become a popular events with our customers. Not only is it an evening to have fun, save money and enjoy delicious food and drink, but it's become an important event to help in the ongoing fight against breast cancer. The PINK Bucket is BACK! Customers can purchase the PINK 5-gallon bucket for $2 and receive 15% off whatever fits inside. Plus, $1 from the sale of each bucket is donated directly to a cancer affiliated organization in each hosting store's area. Since we started this promotion, we've donated over $50,000 to charity. Come enjoy a fun night of giveaways, food sampling, product demos & more surprises!

Hearing loss is linked to Alzheimer's disease and dementia. Older adults with hearing loss are more likely to develop Alzheimer's disease and dementia, compared to those with normal hearing. Further, the risk escalates as a person's hearing loss grows worse. Please join us on Thursday, October 19th at 3:00 p.m. as Dr. Al Helbig with Audiology Associates discusses the link between hearing loss and dementia. This event is free and open to the public. Coffee & cookies will be provided!

Bring your children to Northridge Plaza for the annual Trick or Treat Nite! Bridget M Photography will be setup at Center Court to take photos of your children in their Halloween costumes, and will be ready to be picked up before Halloween! Many stores will be handing out candy, so make sure to stop in!

Riverboat cruise fundraiser to start a music program for older adults in the Pierre/Ft. Pierre Area through the Pierre Music Store. Barding the Sunset Riverboat at Lily Park in Fort Pierre: October 20, 2017 @ 5:30 p.m.

Menu: Burger Dinner Buffet

Entertainment: Jeff Speaect, Vocal Ron Smith, Piano (performing country to Rock & Roll)

2nd Annual Rooster Jam with 35th & Taylor opening for Judd Hoos at Drifters Bar & Grille! You do not want to miss this show!

The Annual Hunter's Wives Day Out Craft and Vendor Fair will be held Saturday, October 21stand Sunday, October 22nd at the Northridge Plaza. For more information, or to become a vendor, please contact Billy Brueggeman at 605-852-2880.

Annual Autumn Wine Walk on upper and lower Pierre Street. Featuring 25 different wines at 15 locations.

Tickets are: $25 for single or $40 for a couple.

Come out to sip, shop and stroll on upper and lower Pierre Street!

Come out to our Fall Festival and check out what we have to offer! HUGE plant sale, multiple vendors, kids activities and games, free cookie and cider, photo booth, The Hidden Timber Band, beer and wine!

Ken Stewart with the South Dakota State Archives will be giving a presentation on the Scotty Philip Cemetery at the Capitol Lake Visitors Center in Pierre. Ken will show a PowerPoint presentation with images from the cemetery while discussing some of the area's early residents buried there.

This year's display will be ready to view October 21st until October 31st. The best time to visit is in the evening, after the sun is setting. All the pumpkins put on display are grown on the Grambihler farm, and started right from seed. The different kinds of pumpkins raised are quite extensive, and have many different shapes and sizes. The Grambihler family and many wonderful volunteers work many hours with the pumpkins, along with all the other spooky displays.

Please feel free to walk around to see all the different jack-o-lanterns and spooky displays. Landowners are not responsible for accidents or lost items.

We do ask that all drivers be mindful of traffic, wildlife and especially the little pedestrians.  

PREGNANCY AND INFANT LOSS AWARENESS WALK TO BE HELD IN PIERRE. A walk to bring awareness and comfort to parents, family, and friends grieving the loss of a child will be held on Sunday, October 22, 2017, in Pierre. The community is invited to join the walk. The route begins at Avera St. Mary's Hospital, 801 E. Sioux Ave., at 2:00 p.m., and then will end at Faith Lutheran Church, 714 N. Grand. Snacks and water will be provided and a short prayer service will be held at the church. The event will conclude at 3:30 and rides will be provided from the church back to the hospital. The walk is sponsored by the Life Team at Faith Lutheran Church with funding provided by Thrivent Financial Services. Participants are asked to please park on Washington Avenue on the east side of the Hospital or in the lot on Dakota Avenue to allow adequate parking for patients and their guests in the hospital lot.