By Jonni Joyce

Everyone loves a good ghost story. Ever stay at the Bullock Hotel in Deadwood? It is supposed to be one of the most haunted places in the historic Black Hills town.

But looking back in the history books of Bennett County and talking with local residents has lead me to believe that you don’t have to travel all the way to Deadwood to experience the thrills of the paranormal. Martin…

Read more: Ghost Haunts in Martin

The following news stories are profiled in this week's edition of the Bennett County Booster II: Ghost Haunts in Martin; THe roller coaster of emotions, living with Breast Cancer; Kids in the Kitchen learn apple pie making from the best; School District moving forward with new mascot concepts; 4-H Pumpkin Balls Recipe; Commissioners given annual bridge survey.

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Read more: This Week's Headlines in the Booster - October 25

By Jonni Joyce

The students of Bennett County High School and Middle School put on a show of epic proportions Tuesday night, a credit to the students and the staff of the Bennett County School District who made this happen. Attendees entering the Warrior Center weaved their way through the lobby area viewing student work displayed from various classes while being entertained by a music…

Read more: School concert and showcase shines

By Jonni Joyce

The recent attempted break ins at Bros on Highway 18 and Martin Drug, as well as the damage to the doors of the old True Value building on Main Street, have been solved and charges are pending.

According to State’s Attorney Sarah Harris, Martin Police Chief Doug Lucero submitted a complete file to her office by noon on Thursday, October 5, that provided the details and evidence…

Read more: Attempted Break ins solved, charges pending

The following local news stories are highlighted in the October 11 edition of the Bennett County Booster II: Attempted Break ins solved, charges pending; County Weed Board appointed, deputy auditor hired; Benjamin High Horse sentenced October 5; Martin Community Funds available to award; A beautiful fall day in the pumpkin patch.

Also included is plenty of sports coverage and pictures of our…

Read more: This Week's Headlines in the Booster - October 11, 2023

By Tim Huether

The Bennett County High School Warrior football team is young, inexperienced and a little undersized this season. Add to that a brutally tough schedule and you have the making of a rough year. 

That’s what makes this story even more impressive, the fact these young adults are showing up in all the important areas you want them to, especially after otherwise trying times. …

Read more: Warrior football team impressing on and off the field

The following local news stories are highlighted in the October 4 edition of the Bennett County Booster II: Fish tacos, homemade salsa, and learning; Warrior Football team impressing on and off the field; Attempted break in at Martin Drug, Bros targeted again; Kathol announces run for District 27 Senate seat; Booster archives preserve history, celebrate Archives month; Birds, hunters, and a dog…

Read more: This Week's Headlines in the Booster - October 4, 2023

By Tim Huether

You may have seen a beautiful, vibrant little girl decked out in her little Bennett County Warrior cheerleader outfit bouncing around on the sidelines of a Warrior basketball game in the past few years. That was Rylea Poor Bear and you would never know she was born with Congenital Heart Disease. She loves to cheer for and support the Warriors and flashed her warm, loving smile all…

Read more: Six year old Rylea Poor Bear needs heart transplant, prayers

The following local news stories are highlighted in the September 27 edition of the Bennett county Booster II: Six year old Rylea Poor Bear needs heart transplant, prayers; O'Bryan writes, Yordy illustrates children's book; Fair building may get repairs, looking for quotes; Long Valley Fire Department to hold annual hog roast and dance, benefit auction; Bennett County School art students will…

Read more: This Week's Headlines in the Booster - September 27