You really can’t go wrong with huckleberry. It is a great fruit in almost any recipe: jams, candies, pies, muffins, pancake syrups, and yes, it is the right thing for this cocktail!
In 1893, members of the Naja Shriners established this fraternity organization in Western South Dakota with a platform to connect and help the local communities in any way they could. What started as a fraternity organization quickly grew into a philanthropy rooted in providing help to families and including children’s services. Now, it is one of the largest pediatric specialty healthcare organizations in the country. Steve Hendrickson and Dr. Dave Evans, Shriner members stopped by to announce the organization’s next screening children’s clinic on Wednesday, April 5th at 4091 Sturgis Rd in Rapid City between the hours of 9 am and 3:30 pm.
Heart disease is the leading cause of death in America, and cardiologists at Monument Health say early detection is the key to fighting this silent killer.
Crazy Horses’ Indian University of North America announced they will be hosting the 7th Gen. college and resource fair on Tuesday, April 25th, and Wednesday, April 26th.
To help the Jewish community bridge the gap between their history to the present, Rabbi Mendel Alperowitz makes the drive from Sioux Falls to Rapid City every year spreading the spirit of this special holiday and delivering matzahs.
The BANFF Centre Mountain Film Festival has a rich history of promoting the world’s mountain places by creating inspirational experiences, exchange of ideas, and sharing visions.
Western Dakota Technical College offers over $1 million in scholarships available for students. The college hopes the combination of scholarships and finding affordable housing the college will begin to help ease the worker shortage South Dakota is experiencing.
The Sturgis Public Library will host “Crossroads: Change in Rural America” exhibit that explores the evolving landscape of rural American communities in the 20th century. In cooperation with the South Dakota Humanities Council, Crossroads opens March 13th through April 30th.
Join Zonta International of the Black Hills chapter for the “Women Changing the World” Rose Day fundraiser on Wednesday, March 8th at the Western Dakota Technical Institute from 5 pm to 8 pm.
Turtle Soup, a special promotion every Friday at The Journey Museum and Learning Center in Rapid City, where storytellers provide insight into the Black Hills culture and history in a special afternoon delight of soup and storytime.
For 25 years, companies and organizations have come together for the Black Hills Regional Job Fair to connect with job seekers in the Rapid City area. Jeff Wangen, a Farmers Insurance Agency owner, and job fair organizer recommends that job seekers come well-prepared with a proper resume, and a cover letter and dressed professionally.
We can't say much about an experimental theater piece called “White Rabbit Red Rabbit”, where the actors and the audience go into without knowing the story.
Sunday night was the biggest night in football, and along with that comes the biggest night in advertising as well. Dawn Claymore, from Rapid City’s Midwest Marketing, was here to tell us all about the best and the worst of the Super Bowl advertisements.
Automobiles and the sickest bikes have a tendency to bring groups of people together and this year’s 2023 Counts Car Show will not be a disappointment.
February is not only when we celebrate Valentine’s Day but it’s also heart health month and to raise awareness Monument Health is hosting the February Freeze 5k run/walk this weekend.
Failing on a Valentine's Day gift? Knock out this cocktail, but don't tell your sweetheart how easy it is. Make your sweetie believe you put a lot of love into it.
Healing with Horses Youth Identity Camp will open for a four-day overnight teepee-style camp at the Thunder Horse Stables on Valley Street in Rapid City.
As COVID-19 swept through the country, the healthcare industry came under scrutiny. While nurses struggled to navigate the pandemic, hospitals were facing a healthcare dilemma as the numbers of cases were climbing.
The schedule of events at Homestake Opera House would normally be jam packed ranging from community theatre to concerts to dances. Now with the theatre shut down for a few months while continuing with their restoration project, staff are actively engaging with the Lead community to get involved in participating in some fundraising activities still happening in the building.
The traditional old fashioned cocktail is becoming popular again. But making the same old fashioned can get old. Some minor changes and you can have an entirely different drink.
While Prohibition ultimately failed, it did ease America's drinking problem. It also brought us the modern cocktail, thanks to attempts to mask the taste of hootch and bathtub gin.
The 25th Annual Black Hills Regional Job Fair is accepting applications for booths from businesses and organizations. An organizer of the event said in 2022 nearly 1,000 people talked with potential employers.
With last week's winter storm and now brutal cold, people across western South Dakota are feeling winter's presence. The people on Pine Ridge Reservation are doing their best with the circumstances.
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