Author: DawnSherine Bernard
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Star Village Deal Only Half -Approved, as Fannie Mae Says Hendry’s History of Stalling Isn’t New
Six days after the hearing, the order that actually moves the property still hasn’t been entered. Aspen Park, meanwhile, stays on track for a November auction. Rapid City SD – A federal bankruptcy judge has authorized Adam Hendry to sign and carry out the settlement that would determine Star Village’s fate — but as of…
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The 2026-2027 Rapid City Rush Home Opener and Promotions Schedule
Rapid City SD – The Rush open the 2026 -2027 season on the road at Kansas City on Friday, Oct. 16. A week later, Kansas City comes right back to Rapid City for the home opener — three games in three days, Friday through Sunday, Oct. 23–25. It’s the first time in franchise history the…
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Rapid City: City Council PlayBill for Sept. 21, 2026
Rapid City SD – Monday’s council meeting has budget approvals, board appointments, and a stack of bills nobody outside City Hall usually looks at twice. Council convenes at 6:30 p.m. in Council Chambers. Fall Prevention Awareness Week and Suicide Prevention Month proclamations open the meeting. Item 3’s presentation has been postponed to Oct. 5. Consent…
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Hendry v Hendry: The Man Who Sues His Own Empire
Rapid City SD – Adam M. Hendry is, on paper, one of the most closely supervised people in South Dakota real estate right now. A federal Plan Administrator holds sole authority to sell his ranch, his hotel, and dozens of the LLCs that carry his name. A confirmed bankruptcy plan bars one of his own…
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The Rapid City Legal and Finance Committee Reject Tzadik’s Offer to Delay $643,000 Collection Suit
Mitch Richter — the same lobbyist Council President Stephen Tamang named on the record at the July 20 council meeting — stood before the Legal and Finance Committee Wednesday and asked it to hold off on suing Tzadik-linked LLCs over unpaid utility bills. The committee said no, and sent the item to full Council unanimously.…
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A Readers Guide To the Adam Hendry/Tzadik Bankruptcy Cases to Date
Rapid City SD – The Sentinel has covered Adam Hendry’s Tzadik real estate empire hearing by hearing, filing by filing, since late July — sixteen pieces and counting. This is the first time we’re stepping back to lay out the whole picture in one place: four separate bankruptcy cases, dozens of LLCs, and courtrooms in…
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Everything Is on Consent? The Eight Items on Rapid City’s Sept. 16 Legal & Finance Agenda
Rapid City SD – The Legal and Finance Committee agenda lists eight items under Consent, and zero under Non-Consent. That means everything from routine minutes to a repeat finding in the city’s own audit is set to pass through Committee together in one vote Wednesday, unless someone pulls an item out for separate discussion first.…
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Flagged Again: A Look at Rapid City’s FY2025 Audit and Its TIF Debt
Rapid City SD – Rapid City’s outside auditor gave the city’s FY2025 financial statements a clean bill of health overall — but flagged the same internal-control problem it flagged the year before, tracing this year’s version to a correction involving one of the city’s tax increment districts. By The Numbers Ketel Thorstenson, LLP, the Rapid…
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Rapid City Moves to Collect $643,000 from Tzadik – Linked LLC’s Already Headed to Auction
Rapid City SD – The City of Rapid City is preparing to go to court over more than $643,000 in unpaid utility bills owed by five LLCs tied to embattled landlord Adam Hendry’s Tzadik real estate portfolio — money that, in several cases, is attached to properties already moving through court-ordered liquidation. The request is…
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Nine Seats at the Table: Rapid City’s New Charitable Endowment Board Looks A Lot Like City Hall’s Rolodex
Rapid City SD –The City of Rapid City has quietly seated the board that will eventually decide which local nonprofits get a share of a permanent, multi-million-dollar endowment — and the nine people on it read less like a cross-section of the community than a directory of the interests already shaping what gets built here.…