AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoIndigenous Culture: Thousands gathered in Rapid City for the 39th annual Black Hills Powwow, with dancers, a parade and grand entries celebrating Native traditions. Its fashion show put Indigenous designers and models in the spotlight, using contemporary clothing to honor heritage and raise visibility for social issues. Arts & Education: USD’s music department opened a new piano and technology lab, funded by a $250,000 gift from graduates De and Dave Knudson. Outdoors: South Dakota’s resident-only pheasant season runs through Monday, with the statewide season opening Oct. 17. Youth Leadership: The Secretary of State is accepting nominations for the John Lewis Youth Leadership Award, recognizing South Dakotans 25 and younger for civic engagement and community service; the deadline is Nov. 1. Community Health: USD’s Sanford School of Medicine received a four-year, $993,600 NIH grant to improve recognition and referrals for substance-use treatment, especially in rural and underserved communities. Hands-On Learning: Western Dakota Tech students will build a house with the Black Hills Home Builders Association, gaining trade experience and connections to local employers.
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