Tag: Rapid city
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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.…
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Rapid City Mayor Jason Salamun Will Not Seek Reelection in 2027
Rapid City SD – Rapid City Mayor Jason Salamun announced Sunday evening that he will not run for another term in 2027, ending what will be a decade of service in city government when his current term concludes. Salamun made the announcement in a personal Facebook post. In a statement accompanying the post, he described…