Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 14th of March.
Good morning, Rapid City.
🎓 Education
Students hosted a student-led art auction at the Dahl Arts Center to raise funds for meal-debt and help cover unpaid meals.
The event united local families and school supporters as young artists showcased their work and built awareness for student needs.
🌲 Environment
Fire crews continue battling the Qury Fire southeast of Custer today as the blaze burns over 5,000 acres; evacuations remain for residents in Lower French Creek and nearby areas while officials use heavy equipment and air support to protect structures.
They urge personnel to stay clear of the fire area.
🏛️ Government
South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks Commission ended its Nest Predator Bounty Program and replaced it with two initiatives.
The Youth Trapping Recruitment Program will pay $10 per tail (Mar. 1–July 1) while the Coyote Bounty Program will pay $30 per tail (Apr. 1–July 1) to protect livestock and wildlife.
🏈 Sports
On Thursday, the 2026 state girls basketball tournaments kicked off with quarterfinal games in Rapid City, Watertown, and Brookings.
Brandon Valley won a 78-53 game while Aberdeen Central beat Rapid City Stevens, and teams in classes A and B also secured competitive wins.
🎉 Rapid City Events
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Easter Egg Hunt
6-8 p.m. — The Monument Ice Arena — Food available while supplies last — A fun-filled evening for kids 16 and under to hunt for Easter eggs.
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