South Dakota
Summer Nights concert welcomes South Dakota Mines students back to Rapid City
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) – South Dakota Mines’ fall semester begins Monday, and many Hardrocker students are back in Rapid City. Thursday night’s Summer Nights concert was sponsored by the college, and hundreds of students attended.
Mines athletics were well-represented, with football, basketball and volleyball players roaming the crowd in team apparel.
Mines Senior Isaac Kolousek returned to Rapid City this week after completing a summer internship, and he spoke about what he’s looking forward to in his final year.
”I’m looking forward to graduating, but also just kind of hanging out with friends one last time before we go our own separate ways,” Kolousek said.
The concert featured live music from rock band Tripwire and a special appearance from Mines’ head football coach.
The final Summer Nights concert of 2024 will take place next Thursday.
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Families in South Dakota work hard. We sacrifice a lot and ask very little from the people who govern us. We expect honesty, careful budgeting, and leadership that puts our interests above politics.
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