AGP Executive Report
Last update: 28 minutes agoArts & Music: SDSU’s 70-member Concert Choir joins T.F. Riggs High School singers for a free Pierre concert Sunday, Nov. 1, launching the choir’s fall tour. Halloween: Box Elder’s Amazon facility held its first Trunk or Treat, drawing local children for candy, costumes and decorated displays; in Rapid City, a Halloween gathering brought 107 preschoolers and seniors together. Higher Education: Oglala Lakota College won approval for a master’s in environmental science, expanding graduate study rooted in Lakota culture and community needs. Youth & STEM: Cheyenne River Youth Project’s partnership with Silicon Valley STEM volunteers and Team 3256 WarriorBorgs brought local youth hands-on robotics, coding and engineering activities. Western Traditions: The Comstock Cowboy Poetry & Music Gathering returns Saturday with poetry, music, storytelling and a pie auction supporting a children’s charity project. Culture & Community: A recent report highlights cultural connection as a lifeline amid Native youth suicide concerns, while a new exhibit at the High Plains Western Heritage Center showcases Lakota culture.
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