With an influx in prices of groceries, it could be hard for people to know where their next meal is coming from, which can make people depend on food banks.
“With this Magnet recognition, we are well positioned to continue providing high-quality care for our patients and our community,” said Tasha Frisinger, MSN, RN, CNML, vice president of nursing.
The U.S Department of Agriculture Forest Service is awarding one billion dollars in competitive grants that are distributed across all 50 states to plant more trees.
There is a full slate of events in and around Custer Sep;t. 29 through Oct. 1, from the Custer State Park buffalo roundup to the annual fall Crazy Horse Memorial Volksmarch.
More than a dozen arborists, vegetation specialists, and landscape professionals gathered at the Black Hills National Cemetery Wednesday morning to touch up the grounds.
Diane Wilson is the featured author at the South Dakota Book Festival. Wilson, a multi-award-winning author also works in food sovereignty, which she says inspires some of her novels.
September marks the beginning of National Suicide Prevention Awareness Month and starting this Fall, the Rapid City Counselors are launching three new counseling groups that look to turn awareness into intervention and prevention.
Has the phrase "there should be a class for adulting” come to your mind? That's just what you can find during the Needles and Noodles classes at the Sturgis Public Library.
Journey On - L.O.S.S. team works alongside law enforcement when there is a suicide-related death. The 5k on Sept. 23 keeps this team active in our community.