AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoCommunity Events: Alcester-Hudson’s Royal Ball returns Saturday with dancing, holiday guests and a toy drive for local children. Rapid City also marks Native Americans’ Day with the Black Hills Powwow and an Indigenous Peoples Day parade. Native Arts: A new Journey Museum exhibit celebrates the Dream Catchers Artists Guild, whose Lakota artists helped shape contemporary Native art. It opens Saturday with a free reception. Youth & Agriculture: Young competitors from across the region are showing livestock at Rapid City’s 89th Western Junior Livestock Show, where more than 300 awards are up for grabs. Education: South Dakota students can apply to public universities for free through Nov. 30; Rapid City schools also approved $775,000 for literacy programs this school year. Local Inspiration: Sioux Falls native Ndjakalenga Mwenentanda’s path to the WNBA’s Los Angeles Sparks began with early-morning workouts and a drive her high school coach still remembers. Arts & Entertainment: A free screening of Project Hail Mary is set for Oct. 19 at downtown Sioux Falls’ State Theatre; tickets must be reserved.
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