Hermosa
Hermosa, SD · Municipal
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October 19: Deadline to register to vote for 2026 midterm election
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - October 19 is the deadline to register to vote in the general election. Races that will be decided are South Dakota’s next governor, a US senate and congressional seat, numerous statewide positions, legislative races, multiple constitutional amendments—and if you live in Rapid City, the Rapid City Area Schools bond.
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Ghouls and Delights without the frights at Storybook Island
RAPID CITY, S.D. – Many ghouls and delights without the fright on Saturday during Storybook Island's Safe 'N' Sweet Fall Festival. The midday event had one of the largest turnouts it has seen. Local businesses, non-profits, and first responders had trick-or-treat stations along the park's trail, all within an...
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Salamun Discusses Data Center Rules, Public Safety and City Progress
Rapid City Mayor Jason Salamun discussed proposed data center regulations, public safety efforts and ongoing city initiatives during the latest episode of “Meeting With the Mayor,” along with updates on community events and city staff development. One of the episode’s main topics was Rapid City’s effort to establish...
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Monument Health Opens Second Community Heart Hub in Sturgis
Monument Health, in collaboration with the Sturgis Public Library and the American Heart Association, has opened its second Community Heart Hub, a free blood pressure monitoring station inside the library. The Heart Hub gives adults a dedicated space to check their blood pressure, learn about blood pressure categories and access...
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Rapid City considers limits on large data centers
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KELO)– Water use, noise, distance from residential areas, and power usage were among the many items discussed. “We want to be responsible in ensuring that our regulations in Rapid City preserve the character and the community that we all love in Rapid City. The concern is that the ordinance that’s currently on […]
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Deadwood earns national certification for historic preservation
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) -The city of Deadwood is receiving national recognition for preserving its history. The town’s historic preservation commission has received official certification from the National Park Service, joining the federal Certified Local Government Program. Deadwood is the newest community in South Dakota to earn the status,...
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Rapid City to Host ‘No Kings: Vote Early’ Rally and Food Drive
RAPID CITY, S.D. – A public demonstration and food drive aimed at encouraging civic engagement and voter participation is planned for Rapid City this weekend. The event, called “No Kings 4: Vote Early and Food Drive,” will take place Saturday, October 17, from noon to 1:30 p.m. outside Rapid City City Hall. Organizers with Indivisible Rapid City say the gathering is part of a nationwide series of “No Kings: Vote Early” events being held ahead of the November 3 general election.
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Huge turnout for Downtown Rapid City's Indigenous People's Day Parade
RAPID CITY, S.D. – Around 100 floats and several hundred spectators were in downtown Rapid City on Saturday for the annual Indigenous Peoples' Day Parade. This year had a concert by Rezcoast Grizz and AntoineX to hype up the crowd just prior to the parade, with attendees coming from dozens of tribes, all convening on the Black Hills Powwow.
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Box Elder traffic counts done; 1416, Radar Hill, Cheyenne design faces 2-year timeline
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) -Traffic counters are gone from four Box Elder intersections, but drivers may have to be patient for plans and work to finalize. A few important hurdles must be cleared due to the source of money for the project. The city collected data Oct. 13-15 at Radar...
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Box Elder: Forward-thinking growth
Too often, communities wait to address a need until it becomes a problem, even when that problem’s been visible on the horizon for years. I find this is less a commentary on the people at the helm and more a symptom of one of government’s most persistent challenges: we’re far more accustomed to putting out the fire burning today than preventing tomorrow’s fire from starting in the first place.
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Rapid City, Flandreau airports will receive state funding
PIERRE, S.D. (KELO) -- Public airports at Rapid City and Flandreau will get some financial assistance from the South Dakota state government for their latest projects, but Watertown Regional Airport won't. The South Dakota Aeronautics Commission on Thursday declined for a second time to provide any state funding for Watertown's...
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“We’re here”: Rapid City White Cane Walk highlights independence, driver law
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) -Members and friends of Rapid Area Vision Education marked the 63rd White Cane Awareness Day Wednesday with a downtown walk for independence. The group gathered at 10:30 a.m. in the Hoyt Room of the Rapid City Public Library, then walked mainly north on 6th Street to Fork Real Community Cafe at 507 Main St. for lunch, using white canes, smart glasses, sighted guides and dog guides.