Award-winning singer Juni Fisher returned to Spearfish, South Dakota this week to appear on the "Live With Jim Thompson" radio program and perform at the High Plains Western Heritage Center. These are a few candid photos taken at the CBSi studio and at the Western Heritage Center. Thanks to Jim Thompson and Francie Ganje for bringing Juni back to the Black Hills!
The High Plains Western Heritage Center in Spearfish, where Juni Fisher has performed the past couple of years.
Just like Krispy Kreme donut stores, you'll want to be sure to stop in to the Western Heritage Center when the inviting neon sign is lighted!
It was a full house again this year, when Juni Fisher took to the stage.
She has a lovely presence both on and off the stage -- and on the radio!
She studied agriculture in college and settled into ranch life in the foothills of California.
Juni Fisher tells wonderful stories with her music.
A splendid performer, but perhaps the trait of which Juni is most proud is her songwriting -- and she's proven she's good at it!
As you might expect, Juni Fisher's warm personality shines through. Here, she visits with folks following her June 27, 2007 show in Spearfish, South Dakota.
She's trained horses, taught fly fishing, and once was a professional fox hunter. I'll be she's a mean cook, too!
Jim Thompson interviewing Juni during her June 2007 visit to the Black Hills.
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