Theatre 605, formerly the Black Hills Playhouse, held a ribbon cutting at 512 Main Street to mark its new downtown location and a meaningful new chapter for one of South Dakota’s most enduring performing arts institutions. A Legacy Eight Decades in the Making For 80 years, the Black Hills Playhouse served as a cornerstone of South Dakota’s arts
Sequitor Edge, a provider of localized edge computing infrastructure and IT services, has announced the development of a new Tier 3 edge computing center in Rapid City’s Black Hills Industrial Center.
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Monument Health and Prairie Hills Transit have opened a new transportation garage in Rapid City, expanding support for patient transport and improving access to care across western South Dakota.
Elevate Rapid City is pleased to announce the appointment of Todd Kenner as Interim Chief Executive Officer and Darren Haar as Interim Chief Operating Officer.
In the last few months; wages and gross sales are holding up to the pressure of interest rates, tariffs, immigration raids, and geopolitics, and housing continues to feel pressure, and there is a softening in jobs.
President and CEO Tom Johnson will depart on January 23 to assume a new role as President and CEO of the Greater Brazos Partnership, leaving behind a strong organization and a dedicated team poised to continue advancing the region’s economic growth and innovation initiatives.
Rapid City’s southside corridor welcomes a new Circle K store, bringing convenience, jobs, and community engagement to a growing neighborhood.
Sony and Jeevan Meruga Celebrate Grand Opening of American Storage, Strengthening Rapid City Through Entrepreneurship.
Last January, Elevate Rapid City partnered with Pathways teachers from Rapid City Area Schools to host a Teacher Industry Day focused on connecting educators with local businesses. Nearly 30 Career and Technical Education teachers participated, touring Black Hills Energy and Phase Technologies to learn more about career pathways, workplace environments, and in-demand skills.