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Walk into any medical facility and some kind of art usually adorns the walls. But Monument Health officials in Rapid City decided to feature some uniquely special art, showcasing the talents of their own caregivers at 'Cure-ation Caregiver Art Show.'
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Long awaited changes to the Rapid City Vision Fund are coming. After public concern was voiced in opposition, the mayors’ plan will remain largely in place.
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Tande currently serves as the dean of the college of engineering and mines at the University of North Dakota.
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Two years ago, Rapid City was at the epicenter of a national story few communities want their name attached to – book banning. Two years later, advocates, educators and students say the future of literature is bright in the city.
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A controversial shooting range complex planned east of Rapid City is scheduled to be complete next fall. That is according to Game, Fish, and Parks Department officials at a recent legislative Appropriations Committee meeting.
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The National Pancreatic Cancer Foundation hosted its annual Visions in Violet Gala in Rapid City.
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This comes following the retirement of Jim Rankin. The Mines alumnus had led the university for the last six year.
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A Rapid City woman is sentenced to 8 years in a federal prison for aiding and abetting the distribution of child pornography.
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Rapid City’s mayor says the city could have communicated better with groups that serve meals to homeless people before building a fence around the area those meals are served.
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A bussing program raised eyebrows in Pennington County, however officials are updating wording in that proposal following pushback from the public.