“It was a good week,” head coach Brian Humphries said. “To go 4-1 in our first time playing five games in three days is good. I’m sure our guys are tired and their legs are sore but it’s definitely a very good start to the season.”
Post 22 continued its momentum at the plate to sweep a doubleheader Sunday against Watertown Post 17 and complete a four-game series sweep at Fitzgerald Stadium.
South Dakota Mines wrapped up the regular season with a pair of last chance meets Saturday at the University of Nebraska Kerney and Azusa Pacific University in Los Angeles.
The Comets (19-5) opened play with a 7-0 win over Sioux Falls Roosevelt and wrapped up the day with a 9-0 loss to Sioux Falls Washington.
Post 22 got its first doubleheader sweep of the season as it defeated Watertown Post 17 Saturday at Fitzgerald Stadium.
“I think in the second game we had a little bit more energy towards the end and in the first game we had none,” head coach Brian Humphries said.
Thousands came out for the Ellsworth Air & Space Show on Saturday at Ellsworth Air Force Base in Box Elder.
For the first time in history, the South Dakota Army National Guard held a combined welcome home and deployment ceremony for two units on Saturday at the Aviation Readiness Center located at Rapid City Regional Airport.
A full slate of Rapid City legion baseball highlights Sunday's local sports schedule.
Teams can register now for Beer ‘N Bones Rib Cook-Off, a new barbecue competition that’s joining Main Street Square’s Frühlingsfest celebration on May 21.
Project Ms., an exhibit of Ms. magazines transformed into art, is coming to Rapid City this month. The art puts an eerily relevant spotlight on women’s ongoing battles for safety and equality – especially as the United States Supreme Court now considers overturning Roe v. Wade.
While West River teams struggled in Class AA boys basketball this season, several players shined.
The Rapid City Stevens boys tennis team split duals matches on Day 1 of the East-West Invitational Friday in Sioux Falls.
BOX ELDER — The Spearfish boys continued an impressive track and field season with a second straight Black Hills Conference championship Friday at Patriot Stadium.
MITCHELL | The staff of the Rapid City Journal gained several statewide accolades, including the coveted General Excellence Award from the South Dakota Newspaper Association on Friday.
Post 22 and Post 320 each host doubleheaders, college track and field, boys high school tennis and girls high school golf highlight Saturday's slate.
Area athletes from across the region competed in the Black Hills Conference Track and Field Meet including some record setting performances on Friday in Box Elder.
Pennington County Sheriff's Deputies and the Pennington County Search and Rescue team helped locate a 51-year-old Alexandria, Minn. hiker who collapsed this afternoon near Grizzly Creek in the Rushmore area.
The Ellsworth Air & Space Show is finally here, and with an anticipated record turnout of 60,000, a few do’s, don’ts and helpful tips will ensure attendees have the best experience possible.
The U.S. government hasn't been open to investigating its role in stripping Native Americans of their cultures and identities in boarding schools. Until now.
Dr. Dawn Frank has been selected to be the new president of Oglala Lakota College, OLC Board President Dennis Brewer announced Friday.
A Rapid City woman has been sentenced to 20 years in federal prison after being convicted of conspiracy to distribute methamphetamine.
SIOUX FALLS | Straight-line winds that spread across southeastern South Dakota Thursday claimed at least two lives, according to various state and local officials.
There’s blue and gold on the Ellsworth flight line.
"We really see ourselves as a team from Rapid City and are all very supportive of each other," Central's Matayah Yellow Mule said. "Being out here with my friends and teammates is very relaxing.”
EDITOR'S NOTE: This is Part Two of Two on the state House and Senate races in the Rapid City area, due to the amount of candidates running for office, covering Districts 33, 34 and 35. Part One published Thursday, covering Districts 30 and 32.
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