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Everything you need for a cozy night in

Home is more than the place you live. In a word, home is comfort. From our homes to yours, here is one of our favorite comfort food recipes, perfect for cozy evenings in with those you love.

Aging in place | Kansas

Learn how the Salvation Army Kansas overcomes COVID-19’s challenge of aging in place.

Serving up food security | South Dakota

During the COVID-19 outbreak South Dakota employees recognized the need for food security in the Rapid City, South Dakota and the Black Hills areas.

Before COVID-19 became a worldwide term, staff in Kansas were passionate about supporting Big Brothers Big Sisters. When a plan was being formed to help communities respond, it was one of the first organizations Kansas called.

A special message for our Cheyenne, Wyoming customers

Black Hills Energy is currently conducting a natural gas leak survey in the Cheyenne area.

Four efficiency tips to reduce your utility bills while staying at home

WICHITA, Kansas– May 20, 2020 – Home energy usage is likely on the rise as more people stay in.

Black Hills Energy and the Salvation Army remind those in need to call for utility assistance

Black Hills Energy and The Salvation Army announce the second extension of their Hearts Warming Homes energy assistance program which will now be available through June 30, 2020.

Black Hills Energy delivers critical energy services, increased reliability with transmission system upgrade

Black Hills Energy has increased reliability for its customers with a new high voltage, 230 kilovolt (kV) transmission substation called the West Rapid City Substation located at the company’s operations center on Deadwood Avenue in Rapid City.

Black Hills Energy restored power outage in southeast area of Rapid City | South Dakota

RAPID CITY, SD — May 14, 2020 – Today at 12:55 pm, Black Hills Energy restored power to customers that experienced a power outage in the southeast area of Rapid City.

Giving big to community food shelters

Continuing lunch during COVID-19 | Iowa

Webster City, IA Operations Supervisor, John D.Thompson, noticed a line of cars at the local school waiting for lunch to be handed out to kids in need.

John did a little more digging and found out that children under the age of 18 of families facing hardship could receive a school lunch even though classes have been canceled for the remining school year. John contacted his community affairs manager and together they learned that the school hands out lunches on Monday and Thursday to 700 children.

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