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We take pride in our local community. We encourage you to participate in events going on in the area.

Upcoming Events

 

08/31/2010      Pierre-Fort Pierre Food Pantry Pizza Ranch fund-raiser , 5 p.m.-8 p.m.

09/01/2010      President’s Great Outdoors Initiative Listening Session, 8:30 a.m.-noon, AmericInn, Fort Pierre.

09/02/2010      Stanley County High School Junior Class fundraiser, 4 p.m.-8 p.m., Perkins

09/02/2010      Ribfest, Fischer Lily Park, sponsored in part by American State Bank

09/03/2010      Stanley County High School Junior Class car wash fundraiser, 1 p.m.-3 p.m. Becks Super Wash, Truck bypass

09/06/2010      Flags Across the Bridge, an Exchange Club Americanism Project sponsored by American State Bank of Pierre.

09/06/2010      Closed - Labor Day

09/09/2010      Girls Just Want To Have Fun Pierre Mall from 6 – 10pm; all proceeds donated for Missouri  Shores.  Sponsored in part by American State Bank of Pierre.

09/09/2010      Pierre Young Professionals Kick-off event, 6 – 8pm Steamboat Amphitheatre.

09/11/2010      Clean Out Your Freezer” game meat food drive, 1 p.m.-4 p.m. Community Food Bank, Airport Road

09/13/2010      Pierre Riggs High School Coronation, 7:30 p.m., Riggs Theatre.

09/14/2010      Riggs High School homecoming parade, 5:30 p.m.

09/17/2010      Pierre Homecoming (vs. Brookings)

10/08/2010      Stanley County Homecoming (vs. Hill City)

10/11/2010      Closed – Native American Day

10/31/2010      Happy Halloween

11/11/2010      Closed – Veteran’s Day

11/25/2010      Closed – Thanksgiving Day

12/24/2010      Closed at Noon – Christmas Eve

12/25/2010      Closed – Christmas Day

Good tips for online safety

As social networking stretches into every corner of our lives, parents are right to be concerned about the information their children may be sharing online—and about what kind of information they should share about their own families. Here are some guidelines for safety:

Bad credit? It may be because of your name

Having a familiar name may create problems with your credit rating. With all the John and Jane Smiths in the world, a simple mix-up can get an honest John Smith mistaken for a fiscally irresponsible one. Take these precautions if you have a name that’s common:

Save more money when you shop

You’ve got to buy food, but you don’t have to spend wildly on it. Smart shopping can save you a bundle. For instance, if you save just $20 a month on groceries, you’ve banked more than $200 over the year.

Here are some strategies to save on your food bill:

Medical reimbursement? File for it already!

Some of us don’t file medical claims with the insurance company in a timely fashion.

Try this system for staying on top of the process:

Step 1: Get organized. Set up five folders and label them: “to be processed,” “submitted claims,” “completed claims,” “claims forms and envelopes,” and “insurance correspon­dence.”

Step 2: Don’t lose forms. As soon as you or a family member returns from a medical visit, file the bill into the “to be processed” file.

Step 3: Set aside a regular time for claims. Schedule one or two permanent days every month to attend to the claims. Write it down in your appointment book for the year so you don’t forget.