Edgemont Mayor shares BNSF concerns with reps of SD’s congressional leaders

  • Aside from a row of engines, the tracks sit mostly empty in this photo taken of the Edgemont rail yard on Monday afternoon, April 7. While nothing has been officially announced by railroad, a planned meeting by BNSF in May could give a projected timeline of how things will be handled, should they decide to close the Edgemont terminal, according to reports coming from union members. Photo by Samantha Miller
    Aside from a row of engines, the tracks sit mostly empty in this photo taken of the Edgemont rail yard on Monday afternoon, April 7. While nothing has been officially announced by railroad, a planned meeting by BNSF in May could give a projected timeline of how things will be handled, should they decide to close the Edgemont terminal, according to reports coming from union members. Photo by Samantha Miller
    Sen. Rounds’ office says he will not intervene with business decisions of a private companyEDGEMONT – Edgemont Mayor Rheta Reagan, who was reelected to a second term in an election on Tuesday, April 8, met with representatives of South Dakota’s congressional leaders on Friday, April 4, in Rapid City, to discuss the ongoing concerns about the Edgemont BNSF rail yard, and to...

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