Rapid City Business Journal

As they prepare to celebrate 30 years of business, co-owners Greg Johnson, Lori Lang, and Dave Ziebarth sit down with the Rapid City Business Journal to reflect on three decades of being the Black Hills' one-stop shop for all things coffee.

Dr. Kendra Ericson sits down with the Rapid City Business Journal to reflect on her first year as President of Western Dakota Tech, discuss WDTC's community impact, and let us in on some exciting new expansions set for the near future.

With a second volume of their anthology series "Rethinking Rural" recently released, the Rural Philanthropy Institute is focused on continuing their efforts to educate the public and support rural philanthropic efforts. But what is rural philanthropy and why should we rethink it? And what do some of those discussions look like in the nonprofit and for profit sectors? Matt Ehlman steps in to help explain.

Mother-Daughter duo Tammy Yanders and Carl Beuhner talk about Rapid City's beloved Staple and Spice Market, their journey through the years, and an exciting new app venture designed to bring nutrition and fitness right to your phone!

Recently, Burger King has attempted an interesting way to get into contact with their customers. This is what Tom Curtis, BK President and the face of this new strategy, has to say.

He's on air and now he's on to his next business venture: Mitchell Stafford talks about his experience in the Black Hills Music scene and his decision to start his own company, Stitch Productions LLC.

A new reformer Pilates studio is coming to town, and soon. Kassidi Martinez, owner of Black Hills Core Collective, discusses what it's taken so far to open up her own studio and how she hopes to make BHCC a community-driven space where all are welcome.

Dayna Spencer is new to the Rapid City cosmetology world but she's ready to take it by storm. This week, Leslie sits down with her to talk about haircare, education, and the power of being your own boss.