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rapidcitybusinessjournal.com
At 20, Allison Ogden Has Built a Cleaning Business With Nearly 30 Employees
RAPID CITY, S.D. — At just 20 years old, Allison Ogden has grown a business she started as a high school senior into a company with roughly 25 to 30 employees and operations on both sides of South Dakota. On the latest episode of the Rapid City Business Journal...
kotatv.com
Tattoos, food and crafts: Inside the diverse vendor midway at Central States Fair
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - Vendors at the Central States Fair say the week is about more than sales. For many, it is their busiest stretch of the year and an opportunity to build relationships with customers who may return long after the fair ends. Food vendors say they can...
newscenter1.tv
Average Black Hills Energy customer faces potential $45 increase in monthly bill
We've opened this article to everyone as a public service. Please consider supporting our work for just $2. View subscription offers. The average Black Hills Energy residential electric customer in South Dakota faces a monthly bill that will be $45 higher if state regulators approve a pending rate increase and surcharge.
thecreditunionconnection.com
Two Credit Unions Announce New Hires; First Financial FCU President Named to The Daily Record’s MD500
Two credit unions, including Ocean State Credit Union, announced new additions to their teams, and the President of First Financial Federal Credit Union was recently named to The Daily Record’s inaugural MD500. New Hires:. Ocean State Credit Union (OSCU) announced the appointment of Krista Rousseau as Branch Manager, bringing...
kotatv.com
Midland, South Dakota rancher sweeps Pen of Three Show at Central States Fair
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - TJ Gabriel of Deep Creek Angus Ranch won the overall Grand Champion title in the Pen of Three Show at the Central States Fair on Aug. 26, along with class champion honors in the bull and heifer divisions. The Pen of Three Show requires exhibitors...
KELOLAND
BHE wants its electricity customers to pay more
PIERRE, S.D. (KELO) — A new electricity powerplant which a Rapid City-based utility plans to bring online later this year will likely mean the company’s South Dakota customers have to pay more. Black Hills Energy is asking the South Dakota Public Utilities Commission for permission to raise rates, as the company prepares for the December […]
kdsj980.com
Lead Property Owners to See Tax Increase in 2027
LEAD, S.D. – Property owners in Lead will pay slightly higher city property taxes in 2027 after city officials announced plans to request the maximum amount allowed under state law. The city’s mill levy will increase from 5.40 mills for taxes payable in 2026 to 5.48 mills for taxes...
bellefourchebeacon.com
Connect and Collect Pays Off at August Mixer
BELLE FOURCHE—Buck N’ Broncs Car Wash opened its doors to the community on August 20 as it joined Highmark Credit Union and the Belle Fourche Chamber of Commerce in hosting the August Chamber Mixer. The three businesses worked together to make the evening a memorable one for everyone...
South Dakota Searchlight
Average Black Hills Energy customer faces potential $45 increase in monthly bill
The average Black Hills Energy residential electric customer in South Dakota faces a monthly bill that will be $45 higher if state regulators approve a pending rate increase and surcharge. The company’s latest application this month seeks to add a monthly surcharge of $19.70 for the average residential customer, to recoup costs for the $320 […]
drgnews.com
Deadwood Hotel and Casino receives final approval for Federal Historic Tax Credit Program
The Landmark Hotel and Casino, located in the historic Adams Brothers Block in Deadwood, has received final approval from the National Park Service for its Federal Historic Tax Credit application, marking the successful completion of one of South Dakota’s largest historic rehabilitation projects. Developed by Keating Resources, the project...
northamericanmining.com
Caterpillar opens design center in South Dakota
Caterpillar engineers can design, test and refine machines without physically building them, thanks to the company’s new Black Hills Engineering Design Center in Rapid City, S.D. The facility offers a firsthand look at how virtual reality and advanced visualization are transforming equipment development and training. The 17,000-sq.-ft. center serves...