Set to begin September 10, the Elevate Leadership Institute (ELI) 9-month program provides participants with the background, unique experiences, and insights necessary to assume leadership positions in the community. By the end of the program, an ELI graduate will advance their desire to serve, engage, lead, and inspire others to join them to achieve even greater success.
Northline Business Park will give local companies and new employers room to build, grow, and create jobs in Rapid City.
First Interstate Bank helped direct $700,000 to 34 South Dakota organizations through the FHLB Des Moines Member Impact Fund.
Sanford Health Black Hills Imaging Center recently marked the installation of South Dakota's first photon-counting CT scanner.
Elevate Rapid City is excited to announce the appointment of Jack Valentine as the new President and CEO, effective July 27. A U.S. Marine, former SWAT Team Leader, coach, mentor, and economic development executive, Jack has spent his career leading teams, developing people, building partnerships, and delivering results in complex and dynamic
Community members, supporters, and local partners gathered with Abbott House Youth Services to celebrate the opening of two new intensive foster homes on Isaac Street in Rapid City.
Elevate Rapid City recently celebrated ribbon cuttings for Interstate Engineering, ISG, and Rapid City/Black Hills KOA, recognizing business growth, expanded partnerships, and continued investment in the Rapid City region.
Elevate Rapid City held its fifth annual business awards celebration on June 9 at The Monument. With nearly 400 people in attendance, the celebration featured 10 award presentations.
Learn about the proposed Catalyst District TIF amendment, Northline Business Park, and how the project could support future business growth in Rapid City.
Black Hills Trust Company celebrates its Rapid City grand opening, bringing local fiduciary, estate, and trust services to western South Dakota.