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Kroetch joins South Dakota Community Foundation Board

Reese Clarkson, Karen Kroetch and Kim Malsam-Rysdon were recently elected to the South Dakota Community Foundation’s Board of Directors. The trio hail from Harding County, Philip and Pierre, respectively. “We are excited to add these remarkable individuals to our board,” said President and CEO Stephanie Judson. “Each brings a...

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Sturgis Ambulance Service consider staffing adjustments

STURGIS, S.D. – The Sturgis Ambulance Service is considering making staffing adjustments, according to a social media post on the city’s Facebook page Thursday. The post indicates the adjustments are […]

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Rapid City approaches historical valuation mark

RAPID CITY, S.D. — Rapid City’s Building Services Division issued 225 building permits in October with a combined valuation total of more than $27 million, and just the second time […]

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Sturgis Council approves liquor/wine and medical cannabis license renewals

STURGIS, S.D. – The Sturgis City Council this week approved annual renewals of on/off sale liquor and wine licenses, with one exception. That exception was the renewal from Dollar General […]

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Custer State Park receives Hearts of STIHL grant for trail recovery

RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) -Custer State Park has been selected for a 2026 Hearts of STIHL grant to support trail restoration as crews continue recovery work following the December 2025 windstorm. In its announcement, the park said substantial cleanup has already taken place, but more work remains. “Our crews have...

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Nicole Uhre-Balk Becomes First Rapid City Democrat Reelected to SD Legislature in 36 Years

RAPID CITY, S.D. - Rep. Nicole Uhre-Balk made history Tuesday night, becoming the first Democrat in 36 years to win reelection to the South Dakota Legislature from Rapid City. Uhre-Balk received 3,283 votes, finishing first in the District 32 House race for the second consecutive election. The victory secures her place as the only Democrat…

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Republicans Rhoden, Jackley and Rounds win

Gov. Larry Rhoden earns his first election as governor. Longtime prosecutor Marty Jackley heads to the U.S. House. And U.S. Sen. Mike Rounds gets a third term. GOP's candidate for Secretary of State's Office also won.

South Dakota · 2d

The Rapid City Post

School bond approved, now the implementation starts

RAPID CITY, SD – Voters overwhelmingly supported the Rapid City Area Schools bond referendum Tuesday night voting 67% in favor of a $107 million bond for Rapid City school district priorities. The vote ends a 50-year bond drought the district has suffered since state law changed requiring school bond proposals meet the 60 percent threshold.…

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Goodwill of the Great Plains launches annual ‘Boots to Suits’ program

SIOUX CITY, I.A. (Dakota News Now) - Goodwill of the Great Plains is giving back to those who served over the next couple of weeks. The “Boots to Suits” program runs through Nov. 14 at all Goodwill of the Great Plains locations. The program offers a free $40...

Sioux City, IA · 1d

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Rapid City residents invited to share historic photos for preservation project

RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - Rapid City residents are invited to help preserve the city’s history by sharing old family photographs this weekend. The Rapid City Historic Preservation Commission and The Journey Museum will host “Picture Our Past” from 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 8, at the museum, located at 222 New York St.

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Rapid City Announces Veterans Day Closures, Service Changes and Community Events

RAPID CITY, S.D. – Rapid City residents should prepare for several service changes next week as the city observes Veterans Day on Wednesday, November 11. Most city offices will be closed for the holiday, including the Rapid City Public Library and administrative offices for the Police and Fire Departments. Regular emergency services will continue to operate.

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Data center ordinance consideration moved to Jan. 21

RAPID CITY, SD – A proposed data center ordinance generated so much public input that city staff has requested additional time to present findings to Rapid City’s Planning Commission. On […]

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Rapid City tests biochar as possible fix for contaminated compost

RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) -Rapid City is testing whether a product made from wood waste can help address herbicide contamination in its compost, but residents should not treat the pilot as a green light to use the compost in their gardens. The city is working with Dakota BioChar to evaluate...

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Community discusses CTE housing project

Community members gathered at the Career and Technical Education (CTE) building last Wednesday evening to learn more about the CTE Community Housing Project that the Custer School District is launching. Superintendent of schools Dr. Tim Frederick said part of the vision for the program is to provide a way for...

Custer, SD · 2d

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Gold Rush Nationals Returns to The Monument for Fourth Straight Year

RAPID CITY, S.D. — Preparations are nearing completion at The Monument as Ultimate Derby's Gold Rush Nationals returns to Rapid City for its fourth consecutive year. The five-day demolition derby competition begins Tuesday, Nov. 3, and runs through Saturday, Nov. 7, bringing competitors, crews and spectators from across North America to the Black Hills.

Rapid City, SD · 4d

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South Dakota State Railroad Museum in Hill City to close after lease not renewed

RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - The South Dakota State Railroad Museum in Hill City is closing this fall after the building’s owner decided not to renew its lease. Museum leaders said they were told the lease will end, forcing the museum to close to the public and vacate the building by Feb. 1, 2027.

Hill City, SD · 4d

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Rapid City delays vote on proposed data center regulations

RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - Rapid City officials want more time to review public feedback before moving forward with proposed regulations for data centers. The Planning Commission is scheduled to discuss the proposal Thursday, but city staff say are planning on recommending delaying a vote until Dec. 10 so they can take a closer look at revisions.

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