From the Rapid City Business Journal –
Rapid City, SD — April 2026
Spring in the Black Hills means construction is back in full swing. Projects are ramping up,
crews are building out, and contractors are hiring. For skilled trades workers thinking about a
change, this is the window. The only thing standing in the way is a
Read the full story at the Rapid City Business Journal
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