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Rapid City schools address cost, oversight concerns over $107 million bond before Nov. 3 vote
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) -Rapid City Area Schools says its proposed $107 million bond would come with legal spending restrictions and financial safeguards, while opponents say voters need more specific project commitments and stronger citizen oversight before approving new debt. District voters will decide the measure Tuesday, Nov. 3. It...
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Gas leak near Central High prompts evacuation, class cancellation
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - A gas leak near Rapid City Central High School prompted an evacuation Friday morning and forced the cancellation of classes for the rest of the day, according to the Rapid City Fire Department. Fire officials said crews responded after reports of a gas odor at...
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The Daily Slice: Friday, October 30, 2026
The Daily Slice, your Black Hills news podcast in under 10 minutes. Delivered every morning Monday-Friday at homesliceaudio.com/dailyslice. Uranium Mining Company Restarts State Permit Process for Dewey-Burdock Project. A company that wants to mine for uranium in southwestern South Dakota is restarting its state permitting process and preparing for a...
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The Rapid City Post
Letter from the Editor: Vote Yes for the School Bond
I have not endorsed a political issue as Managing Editor of the Rapid City Post... until today. I am endorsing the Rapid City School Bond. The bond pays for work that is long past due. Horace Mann Elementary, Meadowbrook Elementary and North Middle School would get failing heating and cooling systems replaced. Stevens High School…
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The Rapid City Post
Creepy Crawl Brings Mystery and Halloween Fun to Downtown Rapid City
By: Mitchell "Stitch" Stafford RAPID CITY, S.D. — Grab your costume, gather your friends and get ready for a night of mystery in downtown Rapid City. The fourth annual Creepy Crawl returns Friday, Oct. 30, bringing a Halloween-themed pub crawl and prizes to nine downtown establishments. Presented by Spirit Halloween, the crawl runs from 6…
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Weekend Rundown: Creepy Crawl, Halloween Parties and Live Music Take Over Rapid City
RAPID CITY, S.D. — Halloween weekend is bringing costumes, concerts and spooky entertainment to Rapid City. The Creepy Crawl returns downtown Friday, offering prizes and a chance to win travel vouchers. Meanwhile, families can enjoy trick-or-treating, and local venues are hosting concerts, theater and costume parties. Here's what's happening October 30 through November 1. Friday,…
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Prescribed burn planned west of Custer Thursday
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - Residents in the southern Black Hills may see smoke Thursday as the U.S. Forest Service plans a prescribed burn covering about 702 acres west of Custer. The Antihorse prescribed burn is scheduled for Oct. 29 in the Jasper Fire area, about 12 miles west of...
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Eleventh Street voter access available on Election Day
RAPID CITY, SD—Rapid City Public Works staff is continuing to work with the contractor on the South Street construction project to maintain access on Election Day next Tuesday to the Eleventh Street polling location at West Park Apartments. Since late September, crews with Halme, Inc. have been installing a...
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U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree to make Black Hills stop in Custer on Nov. 10
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - The U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree is coming to the Black Hills, with a stop planned in Custer on Nov. 10 as the tree makes its way from Idaho to Washington, D.C. The Custer Area Chamber of Commerce will host a community celebration from 4 to...
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Prescribed Burn Near Custer Could Bring Smoke Ahead of Halloween Travel
MITCHELL, SD (Mitchell Now) Mitchell residents planning a Halloween trip to the Custer area should be aware of a prescribed burn scheduled for Thursday, Oct. 29, pending required approvals and favorable conditions. According to a Forest Service announcement, the Hell Canyon Ranger District plans to conduct the Antihorse prescribed fire...
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Chili cookoff gives utility initiative a boost
RAPID CITY, SD – The second annual chili cookoff – a benefit for the City Utility Initiative – filled the room at the Dahl Arts Center Tuesday night. Dozens of chili’s were available for sampling for the ‘Good Chili, Great People, ‘A Stronger Community’ themed event hosted by City of Rapid City employees to assist residents with utility bills.