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Valerian and Eric Big Eagle

Habitat family shares how they are thriving as homeowners during COVID-19 pandemic

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Black Hills Area Habitat for Humanity working to provide affordable housing during COVID-19 shutdown

Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) ordinance approved by Legal and Finance Committee, Wednesday

Rapid City approves proposal for mixed-use project on St. Joseph Street, in downtown

City seeks public opinion on affordable housing

Rapid City Common Council approves major housing and commercial development

Mayor Steve Allender presents the 2018 Rapid City Progress Report at a press conference Thursday afternoon. Photo Date: Jan. 31, 2019.

Allender presents the Rapid City 2018 progress report

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Helping the Homeless

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