The Rapid City Police and Rapid City Fire Department went head-to-head in a firetruck pull Tuesday to kick off the annual Guns-and-Hoses Blood Drive at Uptown Rapid.
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A Rapid City Fire Department firefighter pulls at the front of the rope on Tuesday during the annual Guns-and-Hoses firetruck pull.
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Members of the Rapid City Fire Department work together to pull a firetruck in the parking lot at Uptown Rapid on Tuesday, June 20.
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A team from the Rapid City Police Department pulls a truck in competition with the Rapid City Fire Department.
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Members of the Rapid City Fire Department work together to pull a firetruck through the parking lot at Uptown Rapid on Tuesday, June 20, to mark the start of the annual Guns 'n' Hoses Blood Drive.
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A team of Rapid City Fire Department firefighters strain to get the truck rolling. The RCFD beat the RCPD in the annual truck pull.
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Rapid City Police congratulate the firefighters on winning the annual firetruck pull at Uptown Rapid.
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The Rapid City Police Department team struggles to get the truck rolling.
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Rapid City Mayor Steve Allender gave the "ready, set, go" during the annual firetruck pull at Uptown Rapid.
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Rapid City Fire Department Chief Jason Culberson brought his dog, Dexter, to the annual truck pull.
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Rapid City Fire Department vs Rapid City Police Department Guns and Hoses annual Fire Truck Pull
South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem testified before the House Committee on Natural Resources Thursday regarding legislation designed to oppose a BLM rule promoting conservation.
"This is the greatest country in... the world. We've made some mistakes, and part of our journey of getting to a quote 'more perfect union' is... we acknowledge those mistakes."
The Rapid City Fire Department won the 18th annual Guns-and-Hoses Blood Drive this week, topping the Rapid City Police Department by just 12 donors, 273 to 261.