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Today the School opened a new Paleontology facility. The building has the most up to date equipment for working with fossils, hands on teaching areas, and an atrium where the public can view lab work.
The downtown Rapid City Library is providing kids with a week of after school programs in hopes it will help them transition back to the classroom.
The program includes social activities, meetings with faculty members and speakers.
The family business has gone through its share of trials and tribulations in its 100 year existence, including bankruptcy during the great depression.
Dirty, funny, controversial and wildly surprising. Those are the five words that best sum up the twelve celebrities set to shake a tail feather on the new season of Dancing.
Traffic was down slightly at the fair this year and fair organizers said the heat is to blame.
After months of climbing into city pools, it's time for swimmers to get out for the last time this year.
We've had a good number of sunny days this summer, and that's put many people in KOTA Territory in a better mood.
This summer has actually felt like summer. Because of that many say they'll surf on this recent heat wave until fall weather washes up on shore.
At the fair, there are many people from all backgrounds and cultures making it a perfect place to come together.
Black Hills Federal Credit Union received more than 75,000 supplies and at least 10,000 dollars in donations.
Lack of information, fears and misunderstandings keep many people from reaping the advantages of hospice care. What's your hospice IQ?
The Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) is partnering with community law enforcement offices to offer nationwide collection events for unused prescription medications on September 25. It is the first nationwide program that will address the proper disposal of pharmaceutical waste.
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