Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 6th of July.
Good morning, Rapid City.
Laura Armstrong was named executive director at Minneluzahan Senior Center in Rapid City and said she would expand programs and strengthen local ties — aiming to boost art, activities, and community partnerships — while helping seniors and veterans.
The center will hold a public membership meeting on July 14 at 1 p.m. as it prepares for its 50th anniversary next year.
A rockslide in Spearfish Canyon on Saturday sent boulders tumbling down—blocking U.S. Highway 14A near Savoy—and crews are working to remove the debris with the road expected to reopen today.
Live Music: Jimmy Ray & The Stingers
1-11:59 p.m. — Lost Cabin Beer Co. - Hill City Beer Garden — Cost not specified — Enjoy live blues music, fresh beer, and delicious food in a vibrant beer garden setting.
Hills Alive Festival
Time TBA — Memorial Park — Free entry — Celebrate faith with uplifting music and community during this beloved Christian festival.
Rapid City Car Auction
12 PM — 2170 Seger Dr, Rapid City, SD — Registration required — Discover over 200 vehicles at this exciting car auction event.
SPARK Men's Retreat
4 PM – 9 AM — Cedar Canyon Camp — $175 — A transformative weekend for men to reignite their faith and build community.
Picnic - A new kind of branding workshop
Picnic helps businesses and professionals hone a brand that aligns with their voice, values, and message. It creates brands that are easy for audiences to connect with—and that make work feel purposeful. Through hands-on exercises, Picnic invites you to listen, challenges you to be curious, and helps you think creatively. You'll leave with insights and techniques to keep your team inspired and your brand feeling fresh, day after day.
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