It's a question that doesn't just echo in the boardrooms of businesses or the offices of executives but reverberates through the lives of every resident. A single parent working tirelessly to provide for their children. A recent college graduate dreaming of their first home.
There are clear signs of progress on the downtown Rapid City skyline. Block 5, Lloyd Cos. 10-story mixed use development along Saint Joseph Street between Fifth and Sixth Streets, is going vertical.
Heavy on drum machines, post-grunge philosophy, angsty slumber-party confessionals, and harmonicas, Jagged Little Pill’s main anthem is a little ditty called “Ironic,” which is anything but. This month’s indicators are a lot like that—seemingly ironic, but more a set of unfortunate events.
Elevate Rapid City offers a premier job board for regional employers and job seekers. Those looking for help applying for jobs can access career coaches and resume reviews. It's also a great opportunity to post your resume so employers can find you.
Downtown Rapid City is home to coffee shops, restaurants, and breweries. You don’t have to go far to find live performances or local artwork. “Downtown is both the heart and soul of any community,” says Tom Johnson, president and CEO of Elevate Rapid City.
It took Laura Jones and her husband Eammon three months to find a place to live in Rapid City. Living in Wisconsin, more than 12 hours from the Black Hills, they rented the only place that allowed them to complete the process virtually.
As if a Friday wasn’t exciting enough, Friday, September 29 just got a little better: it’s National Coffee Day! If we’re being honest, for coffee lovers, every day is coffee day. But this is a great excuse to shout out a few of our local businesses keeping us fueled up and caffeinated for the office and outdoor adventures.
On Monday, Sept. 25, 2023, West River Electric Association (WREA) received recognition as the Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP) South Dakota Chapter’s 2023 Outstanding Philanthropic Corporation.
Rapid City is experiencing a remarkable influx of new hires, driven by its thriving job market, educational opportunities, and high quality of life. With its diverse economy and emphasis on workforce development, the city continues to attract professionals from various fields, contributing to its growth and prosperity.
Attending local events positively impacts Rapid City’s economy by increasing tourism, boosting small businesses, creating jobs, and promoting local culture. With this year’s Downtown Pumpkin Festival having just wrapped up, along with the beginning of Autumn this past weekend, let’s take a look at a few of the upcoming must-attend events for the remainder of the year.