Used to go here frequently for their Friday night fish fry which was epic. Went there the last…read moretime before the Pandemic and they had completely changed their fish fry. Instead of large fillets fried in homemade beer batter, it was 2 dinky Mrs. Paul's style grocery store fillets for the same price. So disappointing. For over 20 years, it used to have the best fish fry in the area. I will never go back.

Cheap drinks and "special" karaoke. How can it get better. $1 pool games are the most expensive…read morepart of this place.

Western Resources really is a great "unknown" resources in the western part of the state. They can…read morehelp with medical supplies (if they have it on hand), security deposit, social security questions, home modifications, youth support and so much more!

From the owner: Western Resources for Independent Living (WRIL) is a 501c3 non-profit organization providing…read moreservices to support individuals with disabilities in their efforts to live independently. As an organization founded by people with disabilities, WRIL understands the challenges faced by people with disabilities. This motivates us to achieve immediate and long-term solutions by assisting individuals with finding affordable and accessible housing, equipping a home with assistive technologies, or enhancing independent living skills. We have three office locations throughout South Dakota to better assist you. Offices are located in Pierre, Spearfish, and Rapid City.

Visiting our mom in Rapid from Florida. Mentioned that the Rapid City Moose is very involved in the…read morecommunity for service. Went to check it out and it is awesome!! Mom joined and we visit often. Great people, food and cause.

was inRapid City SD traveling to PA from Montana decided to visit the lodge on E St Patrick St…read more WOW ! I was treated and received with the greatest of Moose hospitality, could not have had a more enjoyable experience anywhere. Great barmaid ( Cheryl ) I hope I spelled her name correctly as she made a traveling moose member feel right at home. Then there was another member when I mentioned I was going to visit the Black Hills n Deadwood offered to assist her with her knowledge of the area. Her name was Romona , a smile and hospitality I will NEVER forget , Great job your lodge is doing: Keep up the good work, A traveling Moose member from Lodge # 78 Oil City, Pennsylvania Larry E Williams

The Sculpture Project: Passage of Wind and Water is a large-scale public art project in Main Street…read moreSquare. We were here a few times & never saw art being created. We did walk past the 21 large granite chunks depicting the history of the Black Hills & Badlands of western South Dakota.

"The Sculpture Project: Passage of Wind and Water" by stone sculptor Masayuki Nagase took five…read moresummers to complete. The 21 unique pieces represent the Badlands in reddish granite and the Black Hills in grey stones. To design the large sculptures, he interviewed over 600 members of the community about their individual connection to nature and incorporated those ideas into his work.

So much potential... ruined by a toxic board of directors who fail to recognize the significance…read moreand dedication of the volunteer staff. First of all, please go there and adopt a dog! There are too many beautiful loving puppies to name, but they need to get out of here and into a loving home. Soon. They didn't ask for this. As for the board, this is clearly a case of resume-enhancement. The only member of this board of directors who could *possiby* give you a name of even one puppy in the facility is the chief toxin himself. While he himself DOES volunteer, (and good for him,) he consistently telegraphs a distain for the unwashed "others" who give so selflessly of their own time, love and resources. He leverages his understanding of the volunteers' passion for the dogs against them, knowing full well that volunteers will take abuse after abuse if it means that the dogs will be kept from peril. Rules are random and subject to change at the exact point in time that proves convenient for management. A direct quote from this sad little board member, Jim Rowenhorst: "The job is to get a damn leash and go walk the dogs and show 'em some love. It's not to come up with a whole bunch of ideas, crazy ones, or to set policy! It has gotten so bad recently, and seven years [unintelligible] watched it we had a small group who decided they needed to change the frickin' world in here, which is STUPID! Absolutely STUPID!... ..."[they] decide they know how to run the place better than anybody else... and you know what? It's bullshit." This was stated, verbatim, at a recent volunteer gathering. People left in tears. These are volunteers who walk dogs in 107+ degrees just so the dogs can have a fighting chance... Volunteers who donate toys, food, time and affection... Volunteers with ideas and ambitions, often very good and altruistic ones. Bottom line, volunteers are chewed up and spit out. Just asking reasonable questions about clarification of policy will get you shown the door. THIS HAPPENS TIME AND TIME AGAIN! Rowenhorst is supremely unstable, insecure, and volatile. And it shows in every facet of the facility's operation. This is not personal. It is factual... and it is very, very sad for the real victims, the dogs; who, as I said, never wanted to be in this prison at all. Come and save them from this. But don't volunteer until this monster steps down from the board.

This place is very clean and well maintained with lots of area for the dogs to walk and play. The…read morecats also have an area to play. We have volunteered her and it would not work without them. The human society does a wonderful job helping the animals

A must see if you are in or around the area! Absolutely amazing to see and the area is so…read morebeautiful. Parking is $10, and a short walk up brings you to the bottom of the memorial. There is a mile-ish long trail you can walk to get closer to the memorial, and it is nice wood, but lots of stairs! We loved the stroll. There is a little museum, huge gift shops, and food options. Clean bathrooms!! A must have. Highly recommend going. We spent 2 hours here - that is with the walk through the woods, the gift shop, and the museum.

11-14-2025 Omg Mount Rushmore National Park South Dakota…read moreUSA. It is a beautiful place a beautiful park. Beautiful faces. It's a park where you can go with your family. Hundred percent recommended. God bless you america.

Still rejecting people with Hemochromatosis. The National Institutes of Health accept their blood…read moreif all other conditions are met. This is just throwing perfectly good blood away. They need to read the recent articles out there and stop wasting blood. Start with this paper. "Reassessing the safety concerns of utilizing blood donations from patients with hemochromatosis." Other blood banks do it, the Red Cross needs to catch up.