Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 7th of February.
Good morning, Rapid City.
Plans have been announced to convert the former Prairie Berry Winery into a museum (featuring fossils, minerals and dinosaur exhibits) that will offer a glimpse into prehistory.
The project is in progress and expected to become a cultural attraction for the community soon.
South Dakota Mines music students are hosting their seventh annual Sweetheart Dinner and Dance fundraiser to celebrate the heart of winter at the university—inviting local community members to join an evening of music and fellowship.
Families with unpaid meal debt received donations that helped prevent collections after the Rapid City Area Schools Board passed a new meal charge policy, and local families have already seen relief.
The board said the change is meant to ease financial burdens on families.
Since November 1-2, states have enforced new SNAP rules that exempt Native people in Rapid City from ABAWD work requirements under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, a change meant to address long-standing inequities.
Tribal members receive benefits automatically (tribal enrollment may be required).
The Sturgis Scooper boys wrestling team posted an 81-0 win over Douglas/RC Christian on Thursday night—final home dual—with 10 pins and five wins by forfeit.
Meanwhile, Rapid City Central and Rapid City Stevens won their matches 42-26 and 45-30, respectively.
Worcester Railers at Rapid City Rush
6:05-9:05 p.m. — The Monument — $6 for 16 oz Modelo cans — Enjoy Modelo Madness with a free Krak'in Shotgun Tool at the door.
South Dakota State Dart Tournament 2026
All day — The Monument — Sign up deadline Dec 12, 2025 — Compete in competitive dart games at this exciting state tournament.
Rapid City Heart Ball
— The Monument — 6X MATCHED donations — Join millions raising awareness for women's heart health.
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