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Don’t miss the Dahl’s 50th anniversary art auction and exclusive gala event
RAPID CITY, S.D. - The Rapid City Arts Council (RCAC) Board of Directors is excited to announce The Dahl’s 50th Anniversary Benefit Art Auction, opening September 6, 2024. The event features over 50 works from Black Hills artists and collectors, culminating in a special gala on October 5. The auction showcases pieces by both long-time exhibitors and newcomers to the Dahl. Participating artists and collectors will receive up to 50% of the proceeds, with the remainder supporting the Dahl’s visual arts programs, maintaining “Always Free Admission,” and funding the “Next 50” initiative to enhance future experiences for visitors and artists.
USD part of project developing sustainable refrigerants
The University of South Dakota is part of a project developing sustainable refrigerants. The U.S. National Science Foundation is funding the $26 million project to help address climate change. The Environmental Applied Refrigerant Technology Hub is bringing together the University of Kansas, University of Notre Dame, University of Maryland, University...
LOCAL: Win a signed Goedert jersey during believe in ME
Former South Dakota State University and current Philadelphia Eagles’ starting tight end Dallas Goedert has signed a jersey for the upcoming believe in ME fundraiser to honor Cody Enger and Justin Rops. Tickets for the drawing will be available from Sunday, Sept. 1 through Saturday, Sept. 14. There also...
Sports Hub 8/22/24- Faulkton FB w/Shayne Geditz + NSU WSOC w/Bob Casper
“The Jump”- SD High School football eve, 2-weeks away from NFL, One week away from Northern State football. Faulkton FB coach Shayne Geditz joins the program previewing the 2024 Trojans season. Northern State Women’s Soccer head coach Bob Casper. Twins only 2.5 back of first place Cleveland in...
Genesis book study begins Sept. 8 at First United Methodist in Brookings
BROOKINGS — The First United Methodist Church, 625 Fifth St., invites area residents to participate in a community-wide book study group featuring Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks’ insightful work, “Not in God’s Name: Confronting Religious Violence.” This study offers an opportunity to explore the profound implications of the book of Genesis through the lens of a distinguished Jewish rabbi.
Brookings-area calendar for Aug. 24-30, 2024
• Brookings AA has meetings at 8:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. at 135 First Ave. S. For more information, call 605-692-6070. • Brookings AA has meetings at 9:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. at 135 First Ave. S. For more information, call 605-692-6070. • The Brookings Domestic Abuse Shelter women’s support...
Fox’s Maria Bartiromo Asks James Comer If China Has Been ‘Grooming Tim Walz’
Fox Business anchor Maria Bartiromo questioned if China has been "grooming" Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz during a recent interview with Rep. James Comer (R-KY). The post Fox’s Maria Bartiromo Asks James Comer If China Has Been ‘Grooming Tim Walz’ first appeared on Mediaite.
More than half of violent crimes go unsolved in Minnesota
A Minneapolis police officer unrolls caution tape at a crime scene on June 16, 2020 in Minneapolis. Photo by Stephen Maturen/Getty Images. More violent crimes are going unsolved in Minnesota today than a decade ago, according to FBI data analyzed by the Council of State Governments Justice Center, a nonprofit working on criminal justice issues.
State Seal of Biliteracy available to high school graduates
Soon-to-be high school graduates can now earn a distinction on their diplomas. The South Dakota Seal of Biliteracy is available for students who demonstrate proficiency in English and another language. Dr. Andy McKay, the K-12 Spanish Immersion Program specialist for the Sioux Falls School District, said the seal will distinguish...
Special Olympics South Dakota ‘Heroes Pull’ Sunday, August 25th
Do you think you have what it takes to pull a 30,000-pound firetruck around?. You can find out on Sunday, (August 25) during the "2nd Annual Heroes Pull" for South Dakota Special Olympics. It's an opportunity for you and nine of your friends to display your tough guy skills as...
Sorry Runners…Officials Cancel Sioux Falls Marathon on Sunday
Some South Dakota, Iowa, and Minnesota runners have been training to compete in the 2024 Sioux Falls Marathon. But unfortunately, Mother Nature had other plans. Officials with the Sioux Falls Marathon have decided to cancel the upcoming Marathon scheduled for Sunday, August 25th due to excessive heat. The Sioux Falls...
Douglas ready to take the field with a new head coach
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) -The Douglas football team kicks off the new season August 30th when it plays at Mitchell. The Patriots will be led by new head coach Alex Ferdinand. Ferdinand is a familiar name to local football fans as he was a kicker at Stevens and Chadron State.
Only One Week Left Until the United Way’s “Win Big Raffle”
The WIN BIG Raffle benefiting Interlakes Area United Way will end one week from today, when one lucky ticket holder will win a 2024 Case IH Farmall 35A tractor. Longtime partner Lake County International donated the prize. The tractor retails at just under 38 thousand dollars. Jeff Bloom of Lake...
Cutest pet of the week: Riley Nelson
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - This is Riley Nelson, a 1-year-old Miniature Dachshund. His fun fact is he loves to run in the yard and play. To submit your furry friend for the cutest pet of the week, you must include the name of your pet, what kind of animal, the age, and a fun fact.
Northern State Wrestling Announces 2024-25 Additions
Aberdeen, S.D. – Northern State University wrestling coach Rocky Burkett shared the 2024-25 roster additions today, heading into the start of the academic year. 11 student-athletes will join the Wolves in the coming days. Full information on each of the new additions is outlined below. Grady Fey – 285,...
First responders granted free admission to Central States Fair Wednesday
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - Wednesday was ‘First Responders Appreciation Night’ at the Central States Fair, following Monday’s Military Appreciation and Tuesday’s Agriculture Appreciation events. First responders who came to the fair and showed their IDs were granted free admission to the fair and Range Days Rodeo.
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