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2 Lost South Dakota Neighborhoods That Disappeared From the Map
An old neighborhood can leave a surprisingly faint mark on a modern city. Buildings disappear, a street changes purpose, and a park or business district takes their place. The residents’ lives remain in photographs, family histories, and records that require a closer look. These two South Dakota histories show...
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Rapid City Raptor Center hosts “Owl-O-Ween” event
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - The Rapid City Raptor Center hosted “Owl-O-Ween” Saturday, inviting the community to see raptors up close. The donation-based event asked guests to book free tickets and bring either a bottle of unflavored Pedialyte, a roll of paper towels or a cash donation. The...
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VFW Post 1273 hosts “Boots on the Ground” to provide winter clothing for veterans
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - VFW Post 1273 held its “Boots on the Ground” event Sunday, providing local veterans and military families with winter clothing. The event ran from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. for veterans only, giving them first access to tables of winter coats, hats, gloves and T-shirts, all free of charge. From 2 to 3 p.m., the event opened to the public.
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Whitewood Volunteer Fire Department serves community, seeks new recruits at annual breakfast feed
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - The smell of fresh coffee and hot griddles filled the Whitewood Fire Station on Sunday morning as local volunteer firefighters traded their turnout gear for aprons to host their annual breakfast feed. Now in its sixth consecutive year under Fire Chief DJ Werlinger, the tradition...
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Second annual community chili cookoff to help Rapid City families pay utility bills
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - A warm bowl of chili can do more than satisfy a craving. On Oct. 27 it also could help a Rapid City family keep the lights on and essential city services running. City employees are inviting residents to the second annual community chili cookoff Tuesday...
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Veterinarian warns pet owners to watch for Halloween costume stress
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - Halloween costumes may make for cute photos, but veterinarians are reminding pet owners to watch for signs their dogs or cats are uncomfortable. Americans are expected to spend $920 million on pet costumes this Halloween, according to the National Retail Federation. But veterinarian Dr. Kelly Hood, speaking on behalf of Pet Health Digest, says getting the perfect picture should never come at an animal’s expense.
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'A promise made, a promise kept:' Hundreds of community members tour new, 110,000-square-foot CHS campus
RAPID CITY. S.D. — The Children’s Home Society of South Dakota’s (CHS) new $51 million, 110,000-square-foot campus promises to be a beacon of hope and healing for those suffering from abuse, neglect or trauma. With children expected to move in the first week in November, the public was given a final chance to tour the campus during an open house Saturday, Oct. 24.
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The Daily Slice: Monday, October 26, 2026
The Daily Slice, your Black Hills news podcast in under 10 minutes. Delivered every morning Monday-Friday at homesliceaudio.com/dailyslice. Rapid City Seeks Public Input on Proposed Data Center Ordinance. APID CITY, S.D. — Rapid City continues to seek input from the public regarding a proposed data center ordinance in the community....
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Families, educators gather at Founders Park for “Walk for Education” in Rapid City
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - Families, educators, students and neighbors gathered Saturday morning, Oct.24 at Founders Park for a “Walk for Education.” Organizers said the event celebrates the people, programs and opportunities that help children learn in Rapid City. The walk was designed as a community show of...
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Mayor Salamun Reflects on Decision Not to Seek Re-Election, Discusses Life After City Hall
Rapid City Mayor Jason Salamun opened up about his decision not to seek re-election, his plans after leaving office and potential changes to the city’s e-bike regulations during the latest episode of Meeting with the Mayor. Amy Rose filled in for regular host Murdoc as the conversation covered city issues and Salamun’s reflections on his time in office.
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Keeping veterans warm: Annual clothing drive
As a part of Make a Difference Day, the Western River Retired Senior Volunteer Program is once again seeking clothing donations for veterans at the Cornerstone Rescue Mission. “It takes it off their plate where they don’t need to worry about it. When our guests come in, they have, various needs. And being able to […]
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Annual 'Night at the Museum' brings spooky science to South Dakota Mines
RAPID CITY, S.D. – The Museum of Geology at South Dakota Mines hosted its annual "Night at the Museum" Halloween celebration Saturday afternoon. Families were given a safe place to trick-or-treat while exploring educational booths and dinosaur exhibits. The event has been a long-standing tradition for 15 to 20...
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Gov. Larry Rhoden campaigns on experience at Rapid City forum
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - Republican candidate for governor Larry Rhoden made his pitch to West River voters last week, framing his campaign around the experience he’s gained in the office following Gov. Kristi Noem’s appointment to serve as the Secretary of Homeland Security. Speaking before a crowd...