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Local Rotary Club recognizes Steve and Trace Beck with Paul Harris Fellow Honor

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By Iain Woessner
| The Capital Journal Verified
The Paul Harris Rotary Foundation shares the name of the founder of the Rotary Club and has been in existence for over a century, recognizing notable contributions by Rotary members and, in some rare instances, non-members – such as Steve and Trace Beck of Beck Motor Company, who received the Paul Harris Fellow Honor last week. “Beck has contributed to the community in numerous ways,” Larry Lyngstad, past president of Pierre/Fort Pierre Rotary, told the Capital Journal. “They contribute to Rotary.
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"This Is Our Event"

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By Iain Woessner
| The Capital Journal Verified
It’s an annual tradition, a sensation of the summertime – the Oahe Days Music & Arts Festival, a weekend-long congregation of vendors, crafters, makers and entertainers, ushering in the season with food and fun.
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A Cut Above

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By Iain Woessner
| The Capital Journal Verified
For ten years, The Gentlemen’s Barber Shop has been providing the men of Pierre excellent hair care, building a reputation for quality and camaraderie in the community. “I had to learn a lot along the way, because I was actually working at a barbershop that was in that location, and I bought it from the previous owner. I had no idea I was going to buy it; it just kind of landed in my lap one day,” Kelli Massa, owner and founder of The Gentlemen’s Barber Shop, told the Capital Journal.
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