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New interpretive sign celebrates Old Glory and a tradition of city pride in Deadwood

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DEADWOOD — Deadwood residents came together Wednesday to unveil a new interpretive sign celebrating the city’s longstanding history of honoring Old Glory and one fourth grade student’s city flag.
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New interpretive sign celebrates Old Glory and a tradition of city pride in Deadwood

DEADWOOD — Deadwood residents came together Wednesday to unveil a new interpretive sign celebrating the city’s longstanding history of honoring Old Glory and one fourth grade student’s city flag.

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Black Hills Pioneer broke the news on Saturday, June 20, 2026.
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