Rapid City businessman John Tsitrian offers West River readers what could be Friday's most interesting house—or may I capitalize?—House party. The Republican blogger invites interested citizens to his humble Rapid City abode this Friday, March 14, 7 to 9 p.m.…
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Speaking of women pretending to be conservatives, Gordon Howie spokesmodel Lynne Hix DiSanto is running for District 35 House. Since first gracing the pages of this blog, DiSanto has elevated her neckline but not her rhetoric. The modeling school scammer's…
The human rights rally in Rapid City appears to drawn a good crowd to protest Senate Bill 128, the Legislature's latest assault on civil rights. My on-the-scene observers play the conservatives, estimating that about 150 people came to Main Street…
Rapid City Stevens student Josie Weiland has raised a public ruckus about her legislators' shockingly specious and retrograde attitudes toward civil rights for all committed married people. Now she and fellow Raider Elle Fettig are taking their support for spouses…
Rapid City Mayor Sam Kooiker's inquiries into the President's Plaza development are ruffling some financial feathers. Mayor Kooiker is asking questions about funding sources for the project, which exists thanks to taxpayer largesse via a tax increment finance district and…
Maybe Mike Rounds misread the memo: it's No-Shave November, not No-Show November. The School of Mines Republicans and Tea-chugging Citizens for Liberty are hosting a debate for the GOP U.S. Senate candidates on Thursday, November 21, 6 p.m. to 8:30…
One irate citizen could get the Rapid City Council to spend $26,000 on new security measures: [Assistant Police Chief Karl] Jegeris said 60 percent of the funds would come from the mayor and council contingency fund, with the remainder being…