One of the dangers of the erosion causes sediment to spill into Rapid Creek. Their efforts to introduce vegetation will help stop the flow of the sediment, “thus improving water quality and the ecological conditions of the stream.”
Officials say they’re working with the Rapid City Parks Department on the installation of a brand new trail that will feature switchbacks, making it easier for hikers and bikers to ascend. At the top, they’ll also build a rock garden.
Officials say they’re working with the Rapid City Parks Department on the installation of a brand new trail that will feature switchbacks, making it easier for hikers and bikers to ascend. At the top, they’ll also build a rock garden.
500 acres of land on the outskirts of Rapid City will be turned into a multi-million dollar factory, there batteries for data centers and the 5G telecom market will be produced.
“Basically, we come up here. Everyone wears some funny costumes and silly outfits. We mix some white paint and water and we push it down the “M.” You slide down on a frisbee and that’s “whitewashing the ‘M,’” says, Senior Allie Gregor, with a smile.
Friday, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) released its recommendations, authorizing the use of Pfizer-BioNTech® third booster doses for certain populations, to include high-risk workers and residents in institutional settings.
From food to toys and books to electronics and home decor, Crate is what’s called a bin store, giving thousands of items a second or even third chance rather than ending up in the landfill.
City residents may see overhead bursts and hear pops of large fireworks this Saturday night in west Rapid City. It’s all part of the annual Arrowhead Country Club Fall Festival.
The Hisega Road bridge just east of the junction of Tomaha Trail and Hisega Drive will be closed for repairs this upcoming Thursday, from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m.
The fire was started by a piece of agricultural equipment that struck a rock, igniting the nearby vegetation. The fire stayed within the vegetation, which is about the best they could have asked for, according to Joe Tjaden, Rapid Valley Fire Chief.
Cliff McClure, Fire Chief of the Interior South Dakota Volunteer Fire Department is being rewarded the Department of the Interior’s Citizen’s Award for Bravery.
During Tuesday night’s Rapid City School Board meeting, a group gathered outside of the meeting location, voicing frustration on a number of topics, all rounding back to them believing the Rapid City Area Schools Board of Education is not listening to all of its constituents.
One Rapid City band could be ‘going to California,’ ‘by taking their chances on’ a national competition. The band 100 Proof is competing in a competition called Opening Act. The winner gets to open for Coldplay and the Black eyed peas at the Hollywood Bowl Amphitheater in Los Angeles, and receives a cash prize of $10,000 dollars..
"All the evidence recovered at the scene, video surveillance, multiple interviews with neighbors, coworkers, witnesses... everything’s indicating murder/suicide at this point,” says RCPD Assistant Chief, Scott Sittz.
The United States announced plans to ease travel restrictions for vaccinated international travelers beginning in November, creating optimism for tourism in the Black Hills.
The COVID pandemic has left the nation with a magnitude of shortages, from hand sanitizer to employees. Now, we’re facing another, this time treatment for COVID-19.
The South Dakota State Senate is prepared to move forward with the impeachment of Attorney General Jason Ravnsborg. However, the State House has still not collected the necessary amount of signatures in order to move forward.
Back in 2018, 62% of the people in Rapid City who made less than $35,000 lived in unaffordable housing, that’s according to Black Hills Area Community Foundation. They say the City is short 3,500 housing units that cost less than $900 per month. Since the pandemic, they say the need for housing is even more critical.
More than 675,000 people in the US have died from COVID, surpassing the number of deaths from the Spanish Flu pandemic a little more than a hundred years ago.
On this upcoming night Saturday a large fireworks display in west Rapid City will brighten the night sky as part of the annual Arrowhead Country Club Fall Festival.
Facing political pressure from both sides of the aisle, Governor Kristi Noem has called for delay in the consideration of the proposed social studies standards.
