BELLE FOURCHE, S.D. —It was a bit of spooky and pumpkin filled time in Belle Fourche on Saturday for the fifth annual Pumpkin Festival. The event was held at the Tri-State Museum and in Belle Fourche’s Community Hall, which is usually meant to be more of a business jump starter...
WALL, S.D. — It’s safe to say that there’s a brotherhood among the Wall Eagles Football team. When traveling in the central part of South Dakota, you’ll probably see Wall’s stadium, which runs right along Interstate 90. But in that stadium, also running, is three sets of brothers in the...
RAPID CITY, S.D. — The holiday season is fast approaching, and with Christmas now less than three months away, you might want to get a jump on your preparations. The pandemic taught us all about toilet paper shortages, food shortages, and now – toy shortages. One local shop owner says...
UPDATE (10:45 p.m.): Schools across the Black Hills and northeastern Wyoming have announced two hour delays. For further information on delays and closings, visit NewsCenter1.tv/weather/closings-delays BELLE FOURCHE, S.D. — Belle Fourche school district will have a two hour delay for Thursday, October 14, with buses traveling in town routes only. Categories:...
RAPID CITY, S.D. — Rapid City Area Schools will be closed Wednesday, October 13 due to winter weather. No remote or distance learning will be required. Stay tuned to NewsCenter1 and CLICK HERE for a full list of closings across the area. Categories: ConnectCenter1-Family, ConnectCenter1-Weather, Local News Tags: rapid city...
RAPID CITY, S.D. — The stage was set for The Monument’s first concert featuring Pitbull, slated for Saturday, October 16. But as many things with the COVID-19 pandemic, it changed. On Tuesday, Pitbull announced that it was rescheduling its performance to December 2 due to “Unforeseen Circumstances”. “This is big...
RAPID CITY, S.D. — On Saturday, the 11th annual Bierborse Festival brought hundreds to Main Street Square in Rapid City. On somewhat of a drizzly day, members of the public were able to enjoy the beer olympics, keg bowling, corn hole and some local brews. A total of 168 presale...
SPEARFISH, S.D. — They experience the glory of a Saturday night. A freedom – fought for and protected by our heroes. Appreciation shared with a purpose on Thursday – at a dinner with Black Hills State University Football players. Hoping to break barriers between law enforcement and college athletes. “The...
RAPID CITY, S.D. — For people facing food insecurity, Feeding South Dakota is a priceless resource. The organization helps South Dakotans in need in all 66 counties in the state. Every week, Feeding South Dakota provides food to approximately 21,000 individuals. Lori Dykstra is the relief organization’s new chief executive officer. She...
BLACK HILLS, S.D. — Many things are coming with B-21 Raider. Thousands of military personnel and their families will come to Ellsworth Air Force Base, Box Elder, Rapid City and surrounding communities. Communities like Hermosa that are already seeing consistent growth with new developments in the pipeline. “Before these developments...
RAPID CITY, S.D. — Participants of the Career Learning Center can enroll in GED prep classes, computer and keyboarding classes, job specific training and alternative high school learning and more. Participants can also gain career counseling and test for professional certifications. The Career Learning Center also provides resources needed for...
RAPID CITY, S.D. — Rapid City’s Youth Ride Free program is bouncing back after 2020, with the number of youth passengers this September hitting it’s highest since March of last year. “When COVID hit and schools had to adjust their schedules, things were kinda pulled back – so once things...
RAPID CITY, S.D. — Rapid City Mayor Steve Allender will present a proclamation during Monday’s City Council meeting to denote the day as World Habitat Day. The World Habitat Day proclamation recognizes the efforts of Black Hills Area Habitat for Humanity in providing more than 300 families with affordable housing...
DEADWOOD, S.D. — No matter where you looked. We’ve had a really good turnout – main street is completely full,” said Lee Harstad, the Executive Director of the Deadwood Chamber of Commerce. The Oktoberfest celebration in Deadwood had hundreds – along for the party. “It’s just been a fun thing...
BLACK HILLS, S.D. — Looking to get out and enjoy the autumn color before it’s too late? Check out some of our favorite places below! Hell Canyon – Custer Hell Canyon, just 15 miles west of Custer on Highway 16, is a 5.6 mile loop trail with incredible views from...
MOUNT RUSHMORE, S.D. — A ride starting at a national monument. “We’re embarking on a 13-day trek from Mount Rushmore all the way back to St. Charles, Illinois,” said Stacey Wahlberg, the President and Co-Founder of Cal’s Angels. It’s just short of one thousand miles that will be braved by...
RAPID CITY, S.D. — Rapid City is helping families in the area that are in need of diapers. This is Diaper Need Awareness Week, and organizations around the city are serving as diaper drop-off sites. The average child will use 11,000 diapers with the average infant needing close to a...
CUSTER STATE PARK, S.D. — The atmosphere was electric at Custer State Park Friday morning as thousands of people from near and far gathered to watch the 56th annual Governor’s Buffalo Roundup. “I have the feeling that the whole area just like vibes, and there’s like a very special vibe...
CUSTER STATE PARK, S.D. — The countdown has begun for the annual Custer State Park Bison Roundup. The roundup is now heading into its 56th year will continue its part in drawing thousands (anywhere from 15,000 to 20,000 people) to the park to see something unique. But due to current visitor...
WASHINGTON — Four South Dakota schools were among the 325 schools recognized across the country as National Blue Ribbon Schools for 2021. Arlington Elementary School, Gettysburg Middle School, Pinedale Elementary School, and Sioux Falls O’Gorman High School received the honor based on overall academic performance or progress made in closing...
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