Featured Stories
From farm to table, Cedar Creek Gardens grows local produce
At Cedar Creek Gardens, fresh, local produce is more than a business for owners Peggy Martin and Bud Manke. They grew their Mellette County farm into a year-round operation that supplies communities across the region with high-quality produce and more. Read how their Golden West service assists them in bringing food from farm to table, year-round.
Electronics & Ergonomics: 4 tips to set yourself up for success
Minimize pain with a few simple adjustments to ensure you are viewing your electronics in an ergonomically appropriate way.
A little sunshine helps brighten the day
Merlin and Sherri Goebel believe adaptability is the key to small-town success. That, and committing to the local community — whether by carrying fresh produce or supporting charitable causes. The Goebels have owned Sunshine Foods in Hartford for two decades and still believe the best is yet to come.
Mobile eBill app puts you in charge of your account
Account access just got even easier with the launch of the NEW My Golden West eBill mobile app. Visit the Apple or Google Play stores to download the free My Golden West eBill mobile app to your smartphone or tablet. Tip: search for “Golden West eBill.” Log in or create an account if needed and use it to manage your payments, review your eStatements, and more.
Field tech finds career fit closer to home
Golden West Field Technician Austin Parry likes working for Golden West and still being able to help with the family farm in his spare time. He enjoys learning more about his customers and making sure they are getting the service they need.
Honored chef finds purpose and influence in Custer
Nine years after moving from California, chef Joseph Raney and his wife Eliza are running a high-end restaurant that has put Custer on the culinary map, earning national recognition. In 2022, Eliza’s sister and brother-in-law opened Hjem AM across town, which recently earned the same prestigious recognition. Read how their Golden West service keeps them dishing out plates and connecting with customers.
