As another year winds down, I find myself reflecting on the unexpected paths life takes us.

The 77th Annual Powder River Show & Dance will take place on Veterans Day, Saturday, November 11 at the Bonesteel Hall. Emcee for the...

Cougar Cubs Daycare is looking for a new “leader of the pack” to grow along with their Cubs. Celebrating 5 years this summer, the daycare has been a strong and consistent staple in Bonesteel and is relied upon by a number of local families. “The daycare is essential to keep alive in the Bonesteel community,” says daycare mom and board member Amanda Allyn-Johnson. “It’s utilized by so many working parents that would otherwise have to travel several miles outside the area to fi

Hello good people of Bonesteel, My name is John and I subscribe to the Bonesteel Enterprise. You might wonder, being that I live in the...

A group of Bonesteel residents formed at the beginning of 2021 to discuss housing issues in our community. After working through county-wide meetings with a group named G-CODE in the two years prior, finally a more specific topic surfaced, and this group was able to target the unique housing issues we face in Bonesteel-Fairfax. “When our group began to focus on creating opportunities for people to acquire lots and build in Bonesteel, our project really took off,” comments Sue

It’s always an exciting time when there is new activity on Main Street. That’s just what is happening this week, as the Bonesteel Enterprise and Be Creative Advertising Services are relocating. Kelly and Jeremy Wollman have purchased the building that was most recently Unique Home Décor & More, it is located between the Post 36 Legion Memorial and Wild Child Boutique on the west side of Main Street. Since Kelly purchased the newspaper from Jamie and Andy Divine in 2017, she h

“We did the whole thing on 4 spark plugs, 1 rear tire and some spokes,” Andy Divine reflects, when asked about how to sum up this motorcycle endurance run. There were other teams out there that had companies build their bikes and trailers full of backup parts. “Being able to fix things without the exact parts we needed was a huge help,” he explains. Divine’s background in mechanics and rural get-things-done spirit were some of the most important things he took with him on thi