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Buffalo, dust and cheers: roundup tradition returns
BLACK HILLS, S.D. (KELO)– Each year, the Buffalo Roundup brings in more than 20,000 visitors to watch the buffalo travel across Custer State Park. “This is our fourth time being here in the Black Hills. So we really enjoy it. I love the area, and we do a lot of Jeep trails and stuff like that, as well as part of the Custer State Park. So there’s a lot to do here. If you’ve got the time and the ability to be here this time of year, it’s a great, great way to experience the buffalo and stuff. You don’t really see much anywhere else.” Texas visitor William Kirby said.
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Hill City Foundation gears up for Casino Night in final months of endowment challenge
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - The Hill City Area Community Foundation is making a final push to meet its permanent endowment goal ahead of the November 2026 deadline. Established in 2021 as one of 90 community savings accounts under the South Dakota Community Foundation, the fund provides annual grants to local nonprofits. To celebrate America’s 250th birthday, organizers are also seeking 250 donors to give $250 toward the permanent endowment.
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Drought Forcing Custer State Park To Auction Off At Least 600 South Dakota Bison
More than 600 bison from one of the nation’s best-known public herds will go on the auction block this fall as drought forces Custer State Park to thin its herd more aggressively than usual. The park in far western South Dakota auctioned off 435 bison last year. How many...
The Rapid City Post
INTERVIEW: Hollywood Actor David Arquette Brings Behind The Scream Tour to Rapid City October 14
RAPID CITY, S.D. – Hollywood actor and producer David Arquette is bringing a special 30th anniversary celebration of the iconic horror film “Scream” to Rapid City for an interactive event […]
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This ICONIC Family-Run Dining Institution Has Been Winning Hearts Since 1984 in Hill City, SD
Open Mon-Sat, 11 AM-2:30 PM and 5 PM-9 PM (closed Sun) In the Black Hills, the Alpine Inn Restaurant has been a Hill City landmark since 1984, set inside a historic hotel built in 1886. 🏔️. Come for German comfort at lunch or a famous bacon-wrapped filet at dinner,...
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Dachshunds race in Deadwood for ‘fastest wiener in the west’ title
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - Dozens of dachshunds lined up on Main Street in front of the Bullock Hotel Saturday afternoon for Deadwood’s annual wiener dog races, part of the city’s Oktoberfest celebration. Some dogs raced in costume. All were competing for the title of “fastest wiener in...
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Drought Conditions Lead Custer State Park to Increase Bison Auction Numbers
CUSTER, S.D. – This year’s Custer State Park Buffalo Roundup was about more than tradition and tourism. Park officials say ongoing drought conditions have led to a larger-than-usual reduction of the park’s bison herd ahead of winter. Officials estimate about 612 bison will be sold during the...
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16th annual Bierbörse draws crowd to Main Street Square
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - Beer lovers packed Main Street Square Saturday afternoon for the 16th annual Bierbörse, a fall staple featuring tastings, live music and the Beer Stock Exchange. Organizers said about 50 different beers from 25 regional and national breweries were available to sample, including local favorites...
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Rapid City park restrooms closing for winter season beginning Oct. 5
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - Most restrooms in Rapid City’s parks system will close for the winter season beginning Monday, Oct. 5. Some facilities will remain open with adjusted hours. The Sioux Park restroom near the playground and the lower Robbinsdale Park restroom will remain open through October, weather...
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Cohort Owner Launching Fifth Street Pizza in Rapid City
Cohort Craft Brewery owner Jason Kingsbury is bringing a new food concept to south Rapid City with Fifth Street Pizza, a pizza shop planned for the brewery’s original Fifth Street location. Kingsbury discussed the project on the latest episode of the Rapid City Business Journal podcast with hosts Shiloh...
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Wiener dog races, Bavarian food and craft beer highlight Deadwood Oktoberfest
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - The city of Deadwood is preparing to welcome thousands of visitors for Oktoberfest, which runs from Oct. 2-3. The festival includes traditional food, locally brewed beer, historic rides and live performances. Deadwood Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Amanda Kille has attended Oktoberfest for more than...
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Fall Brings Changes in Wildlife Behavior Across the Black Hills
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - Cooler temperatures, shorter days and changing leaves are not the only signs of fall across the Black Hills. Wildlife is also shifting its behavior as animals prepare for winter, migrate or move into seasonal breeding periods. John Griffin, senior director of urban wildlife programs with...
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Tracy Lawrence Set to Perform Hits and New Music on ‘No Alibis Tour
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - Country hitmaker Tracy Lawrence brings his No Alibis Tour to the stage, celebrating a career that includes 13 million albums sold and 18 No. 1 hits, on October 2 at the Fine Arts Theater at the monument at 7:30 p.m. A CMA and ACM award...
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Native Fashion Takes Center Stage in Rapid City as Ówaŋg Waštéya Waȟwayela Mani Returns
RAPID CITY, S.D. – The fourth annual Ówaŋg Waštéya Waȟwayela Mani Fashion Show will return to Rapid City on Friday, Oct. 9, 2026, taking place inside Rushmore Hall at The Monument during Black Hills Powwow weekend. Founded in 2023 by Katrina Drust and Duwana...
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Black Hills Film Festival Debuts New South Dakota Film Award This Weekend
RAPID CITY, S.D. – The Black Hills Film Festival returns to Rapid City this weekend with a new award designed to recognize films produced in South Dakota. The 17th annual festival runs Friday through Sunday at The Journey Museum and will feature 19 independent films from around the United States and around the world. Festival organizers say the lineup was selected from roughly 100 submissions and highlights a variety of stories, perspectives, and filmmaking styles.