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A gift for the future: Deadwood dedicates 50-year time capsule at historic Adams Museum (opens the original)
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DEADWOOD, S.D. — History cannot preserve itself. It requires remembrance from those in the midst of it. Because of this, Kevin Kuchenbecker and other city officials have devoted the past year to the celebration of Deadwood’s 150th anniversary, coming together with community members to preserve the history of one of South Dakota's premier tourist spots. As part of the year-long celebration, a time capsule was dedicated and buried Thursday and will not be reopened until 2076. Kuchenbecker, Deadwoo
Officials identify Rapid City woman who died in single vehicle vs. pedestrian crash (opens the original)
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RAPID CITY S.D. — Nikki Thin Elk, a 23-year-old Rapid City woman, has died from injuries sustained in a vehicle vs. pedestrian crash that occurred Wednesday, Sept. 23 in White River. Officials with the South Dakota Department of Public Safety released the names of the people involved in the crash on Thursday, Oct. 1. According to preliminary crash information, Thin Elk was walking south on U.S. 83 in the middle of the road. At the same time, Julio Ernesto Alonso Torres, a 37-year-old male from G
Black Hills Film Festival to showcase 20 independent films from SD and beyond at 17th annual event (opens the original)
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RAPID CITY S.D. — Independent film enthusiasts from across the region are expected to flock to the Journey Museum for the 17th annual Black Hills Film Festival Oct. 2-4. Attendees will be treated to a selection of 20 films from South Dakota and beyond, including as far as Ireland, Germany and Romania. Several filmmakers will be present at the event for in-person discussion. The three-day celebration of the filmmaking medium is divided into six sessions, each featuring between two and four films,
Public invited to celebrate Native American art at the Dream Catchers Artists Guild reception (opens the original)
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RAPID CITY S.D. — Rapid City residents will have an opportunity to engage with a unique artistic tradition with the Dream Catchers Artists Guild reception at the Dahl Arts Center Sunday, Oct. 11. The event is set for 1 to 3 p.m. and will be hosted in the Sen. Adelstein & Lynda K. Clark Gallery. It is free and open to the public, which will have a chance to speak with attending Native American artists. The traveling exhibition, known as Woihanblapi in Lakota, was initially opened on Sept. 25 and
Kristi Noem cites 'irreconcilable differences' in divorce filing (opens the original)
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Former Gov. Kristi Noem has filed for divorce, ending nearly 35 years of marriage with her husband, Bryon. Noem filed in Hamlin County, their home county, on Monday. The complaint cites “irreconcilable differences” as grounds for dissolving the marriage. “In the event the matter proceeds to trial and no settlement agreement is reached, plaintiff reserves the right to amend the complaint to assert additional or alternative fault-based grounds for divorce,” the complaint says. Kristi Arnold marrie
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