
Our South Dakota team members got involved in the legislative process and spent the day at the State Capitol during legislative session. In partnership with Elevate Rapid City, we boarded a bus to recognize Rapid City Day at the Capitol. Ambassadors and PAC members enjoyed a tour of the Capitol, conversations with elected officials, and seeing firsthand how policy is debated in South Dakota.
Aaron Costello made introductions and gave a great overview of the legislation he was advocating for or against on behalf of the company. Thank you to those employees who took the day to represent us and become more familiar with how laws are made in our state.
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Our team at Horizon Point in Rapid City, South Dakota, hosted 12 students and one professor from the Black Hills State University Accounting Club on April 21. The visit included a tour and information session about careers at our company. Thanks to team members Drew Stevenson, Chad Bischoff,…
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Val Simpson, regional manager of Community Affairs & Corporate Citizenship, recently earned a certificate in Corporate Citizenship Leadership through Boston College Center for Corporate Citizenship. Val joined our company 12 years ago. In her current role, she leads our corporate foundation…
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Black Hills Energy recently presented its 500th Small Business Direct Install Program Participant Award to a Colorado company. The Small Business Direct Install Program encourages small businesses to make upgrades that increase their energy efficiency. The 500th participant award went to…
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On May 23, a group of women from our Rapid City, South Dakota, office attended the SD CEO The Pivot: Great and Small Awards Event. We were the lunch sponsor at the event. Those in attendance had the opportunity to hear from local women business owners about what they did to make their business…