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Two Rapid City organizations have partnered to provide information to Black Hills tourists about the accessibility of businesses and other attractions.
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Rapid City Regional Airport has been awarded a $1 million grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation to develop a flight to the San Francisco Bay area. It will be matched by over $550,000 in local donations and non-monetary contributions.
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Higher interest rates typically slow down a hot housing market. But in Sioux Falls and Rapid City, those factors are not affecting the market yet.
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In Rapid City, this week people are gathering to commemorate the flood of 1972 and to honor the 238 people who died.
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Months before the Rapid City demonstrations, city leaders and others were already organizing a tour of the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation. Though many people make the 80-mile drive from Pine Ridge to Rapid City on a weekly basis, the same often isn't true for citizens of Rapid City. The tour was intended as the first step toward better relations between the two communities.
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Rapid City is staying neutral even though its economy would benefit from the plan.
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The U.S. Census Bureau has released its Annual Estimates of the Resident Population for Metropolitan Statistical Areas. Rapid City not only ranks in the top 8% in the nation, but is the fastest-growing metro area in the Midwest.
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Student athletes received a grand, red-carpet welcoming by family, friends and members of the Rapid City Community.
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Downtown Rapid City is getting a new hotel and 130 loft apartments. A Hyatt Place Hotel will join Block 5 Lofts on St. Joseph Street between Fifth and Sixth streets.
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Don Barnett led Rapid City through the construction of a new arena, a response to a devastating flood, and a period of civil unrest when he was mayor in the 1970s. His new memoir, "Thorns and Roses," reflects on those momentous years in the city's history.