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Pennington County Veterans Court holds graduation to honor the road to recovery (opens the original)
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RAPID CITY, S.D. — The Pennington County Veterans Court held a graduation ceremony at the Pennington County Courthouse for two of its graduates. The program is one of four treatment courts in the county and is designed to help veterans dealing with mental health issues or drug and alcohol addiction. Peter Good Shield, an Army National Guard veteran, was facing 8 years in prison on DUI charges while struggling with depression and anxiety before entering the program. "I reached out to the program
Western Dakota Tech expo in Rapid City shows high schoolers career paths beyond 4-year degrees (opens the original)
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RAPID CITY, S.D. — High school students from across western South Dakota gathered at the Monument to explore career paths beyond the traditional four-year college route at a Western Dakota Tech expo. Western Dakota Tech organized the event, bringing together industry partners and program representatives across fields including welding, nursing, trucking and diesel technology. Black Hills Surgical Hospital, Sanford Health and various trades programs were among those in attendance. "We recognize t
Rapid Valley VFD looking for volunteers (opens the original)
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RAPID VALLEY, S.D. — The Rapid Valley Volunteer Fire Department is looking for remote workers to bring their laptops to the fire station and volunteer while they work. The idea is simple: show up, work remotely from the station and when a call comes in, pause and respond — whether that's firefighting, EMS or something else. The department will provide training. Pennington County Fire Administrator Jerome Harvey said it works for everyone involved. "Going to the fire station and setting up there
Custer State Park's Buffalo Roundup is more than a show — it's how the herd stays healthy (opens the original)
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CUSTER STATE PARK, S.D. — Cars lined the roads of the park for miles starting early in the morning as Custer State Park held its annual Buffalo Roundup, drawing crowds from across the country. Horseback riders led the herd of Bison down the hill and across the field into the corrals, as hundreds of spectators watched. The event is part of the park's stewardship program, which focuses on managing the bison herd. "We want everyone to have that experience of what the true Old West looked like and w
School of Mines holds ribbon cutting ceremony for Surbeck Center expansion (opens the original)
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RAPID CITY, S.D. — South Dakota School of Mines held a ribbon cutting ceremony for the expansion of the Surbeck Center, capping off a $120 million fundraising campaign called New Heights. The campaign started in 2020 and funded several projects across campus, with the Surbeck Center expansion being the final piece. The expansion cost a little more than $10 million and adds more space for dining, socializing and conference rooms. The money was raised almost exclusively by alumni and donors. Marc
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