After closing the doors to its physical Rapid City campus in 2019, the National American University building off Highway 16 will soon be used to care for children from the Black Hills Children’s Home in Rockerville.
Newlyweds credit Rapid City's only community day center for support in overcoming homelessness and express concern for relatives as the center faces closure.
The one-day sale will be held at the Lions Building at the Central States Fairgrounds from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday, Dec. 1, and forest offices around the Black Hills.
A Rapid City community center, founded on dignity and compassion, will close due to logistical challenges, leaving the Rapid City homeless population without their services.
Statistics reveal one in seven US children run away; millions homeless, prompting community action in Rapid City and awareness initiatives in South Dakota.
Rapid City Parks and Recreation seeks proposals for a possible Roosevelt Pool Enclosure to transform an outdoor pool into a versatile, year-round facility.
The Winter Marketplace Pop-Up fosters community connections while giving shoppers an opportunity to support small businesses as they prepare for the holiday season.
The Rapid City Council continues to see strong community opposition to the decision to deny the HOPE Center's relocation, now raising questions on the city's issue of homelessness.
Without access to the internet, kids are unable to connect with peers, and tutors, turn in homework, or apply for jobs or colleges from home; this can leave space for learning and social gaps to occur.
Pennington County is one of five programs nationally to receive a $50,000 grant through the U.S. Department of Justice Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention.
Needing some extra help this holiday season in filling up those pantries? Here is a guide on free meals being given on Thanksgiving throughout the Black Hills.
