Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 16th of January.
Good morning, Rapid City.
Rapid City schools elevated the Indian Education manager role to director after a resignation to better support Native American students with lower test scores.
School officials said the change aims to boost educational outcomes among these students.
Governor Rhoden announced today that South Dakota will pivot its economy to boost national security, with Ellsworth Air Force Base in the Rapid City area set to host the next-generation B-21 Raider as part of the state’s systems approach.
At a full meeting in Piedmont (hosted by local groups) on Saturday, Jan.
10, residents raised concerns about a low-cost license for a proposed mine that could harm the local environment, and legislators plan to review mining laws to better protect the area.
AQHA Winter Classic
Jan 22 – 29 — Central States Fair, Inc. — Admission varies — Competitors from across the U.S. gather in Rapid City for this exciting equine event.
Annual Black Hills Stock Show & Rodeo
6 AM — Central States Fairgrounds & The Monument — Ticket prices vary — Experience the region's largest livestock show with rodeos, competitions, and over 300 vendors.
Black Hills Stock Show and Rodeo
1 PM — Summit Arena — Pricing varies — Experience the excitement of rodeo with thrilling competitions and community spirit.
BHSS Ranch Rodeo
10 a.m. – 9 p.m. — Central States Fair, Inc. — Admission fee varies — Experience high-intensity ranch skills and teamwork in a thrilling rodeo atmosphere.
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