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Breadroot Co-op to Celebrate Local Vendors and Community Connections Oct. 10
RAPID CITY, S.D. — Breadroot Natural Foods Co-op will celebrate local farmers, food producers and small businesses during its annual Connect With Your Co-op event Saturday, Oct. 10, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 100 East Boulevard North in Rapid City. The event, now in its third year,...
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Sturgis residents could see a small increase in the city portion of their property tax bills next year.
STURGIS, S.D. — Sturgis residents could see a small increase in the city portion of their property tax bills next year. The City Council approved the maximum property tax levy allowed under state law Monday night. The estimated rate is four-dollars-23 cents per thousand dollars of taxable property value.
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Spearfish Reduces Financial Assurance Requirement for Sky Ridge Developer
SPEARFISH, S.D. – The Spearfish City Council has approved a reduction in the financial assurance required from the developer of the Sky Ridge workforce housing project, citing the company’s progress and compliance with its development agreement. On Monday, council members unanimously voted to lower the financial assurance requirement...
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Spearfish Chamber Executive Director Heather Giffrow to Step Down
SPEARFISH, S.D. – The Spearfish Chamber of Commerce is preparing for a leadership transition as Executive Director Heather Giffrow announces she will step down from the position on October 16th. Giffrow has led the chamber for the past four years, overseeing significant growth in membership, event attendance, and community...
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Black Hills Powwow boasts record prizes and buffalo harvests
The Black Hills Powwow, the premier such event of the Northern Plains, is set to return for a 38th year with a record $200,000 in prize payouts and even more Oceti Sakowin (Lakota, Nakoda and Dakota) culture. “It’s the year of change, it’s the 150th anniversary of the victory at...
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BHHBA to finance and help oversee student-built home during the 2026–2027 school year
RAPID CITY, S.D. – The Black Hills Home Builders Association (BHHBA) and Western Dakota Technical College are launching a new partnership for the 2026–2027 school year that will give students […]
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Box Elder career fair connects police, EMS and fire agencies with job seekers
BOX ELDER, S.D. — Earlier today, the City of Box Elder hosted its first First Responder Career Fair for people looking to join the first responder community. The event at the Box Elder Events Center included 12 other agencies, including South Dakota Wildland Fire, the Box Elder and Rapid City police departments, the South Dakota National Guard, the Air Force and the Marines.
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Black Hills students explore trades at AGC Construction Camp
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - Hundreds of high school students from across the Black Hills traded their textbooks for heavy machinery Wednesday at the Central States Fairgrounds. More than 200 teens attended the first day of the annual Associated General Contractors (AGC) of South Dakota Construction Career Exploration Camp. The two-day interactive event gives students direct, hands-on experience in high-demand construction trades, including heavy equipment operation, concrete pouring, carpentry, welding, and plumbing.
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Rapid City ranch hit hard as drought triples hay costs for local ranchers
RAPID CITY, S.D. — A ranch that sits 5 miles north of Rapid City, off Elk Vale Road has been in the Kammerer family for 144 years. This ranch is feeling the financial weight of this summer's drought. Matt Kammerer, owner and operator of Kammerer Livestock, says the drought...
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Rapid City votes to take legal action against Star Village landlords
Rapid City’s Council has moved to pursue legal action against a land management business for a half-million dollars in unpaid utility bills. Tzadik Management owns Star Village, Oxford Square Apartments, and the Lacrosse Estates Apartments. Tzadik’s properties are generally in lower-income corners of Rapid City, and the council says...