From the Rapid City Business Journal –
Jeremy Gibbons and Drogon stand ready with South Dakota’s statewide K9 Live Search & Rescue team.
By: Shiloh Francis
Photos: Bailey Sadowsky
Jeremy Gibbons doesn’t speak dog. And Drogon doesn’t speak English. But over the course of five years the two have developed a bond that doesn’t need words.
Read the full story at the Rapid City Business Journal
Five statewide recognitions highlight the people and professions shaping student success across Rapid City Area Schools By: Sarah Hornick Photos: Bailey Sadowsky Every day across Rapid City Area Schools, incredible people are making a difference. They are teaching, counseling, driving buses, supporting students one-on-one, and helping families access the resources they need. Their roles may […]
By Jack DuraSouth Dakota Searchlight The Standing Rock Sioux Tribe on Friday filed a new lawsuit to try to shut down the Dakota Access oil pipeline, continuing a decadelong battle […]
RAPID CITY, S.D. — Rapid City residents now have another option for emergency medical care as Exceptional Community Hospital officially opened its doors Monday, Oct. 12, marking a milestone for […]
