Tanya Manus

Rapid City

Arts and Entertainment Reporter at Rapid City Journal

Journalist and Writer at Freelance

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Black Hills Jazz Fest: Explore downtown Rapid City all day to check out swinging live music

6 days ago | rapidcityjournal.com | Tanya Manus

Follow a trail of live jazz music through downtown Rapid City as a new festival makes its debut. Black Hills Jazz Fest will present an afternoon and evening of jazz in bars, restaurants and retail shops, starting at 1:30 p.m. Saturday, April 26, and continuing into the evening. Admission is free to hear the music at each location. Several venues are family friendly.
Protest planned as Thune visits Rapid City

1 week ago | rapidcityjournal.com | Tanya Manus

A silent protest is planned Wednesday, April 16, in Rapid City outside a sold-out luncheon where Sen. John Thune will speak to a Republican-only group. The protest will take place from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Wednesday at Baken Park on the public sidewalk in front of Qdoba and Black Hills Urgent Care, facing Mountain View Road. Thune will be a guest at the Pennington County Republican Women’s monthly luncheon at The Park restaurant. Ticket sales were open to registered members of the Republican party.
Barn Burner: Deadwood launches campaign against drink spiking, sexual assault

1 week ago | rapidcityjournal.com | Tanya Manus

A new safety initiative, Barn Burner, is fighting back against drink spiking and date rape. Deadwood is the first community in the Black Hills to launch this campaign to keep locals and visitors safer when they’re out for a night on the town. Residents and tourists will see posters in bars throughout Deadwood that list red flags that a woman has had her drink spiked. Those warning signs include becoming intoxicated too quickly, appearing confused or emotionless, or leaning on others.
Thriving Communities: Black Hills residents invited vote for cause to receive grant funds

1 week ago | rapidcityjournal.com | Tanya Manus

What would you like to improve in your community? For the second year, Black Hills Area Community Foundation’s Thriving Communities initiative invites local residents to give their feedback and vote for a cause to support through grant funds. Thriving Communities is an annual initiative that allows Black Hills residents to guide more than $100,000 in grant funds to nonprofit organizations that serve the region.
Mahaffeys open Speed Goat coffee shop in downtown Rapid City

2 weeks ago | rapidcityjournal.com | Tanya Manus

Rapid City’s newest coffee shop is an affectionate high-octane tribute to western South Dakota’s culture and wildlife. Speed Goat Express Coffee Co. opened March 17 at 532 St. Joseph St. in downtown Rapid City. Owners Rob and Julie Mahaffey, both born and raised in South Dakota, are avid outdoors enthusiasts who share a interest for pronghorn antelope.
National day of protest: Two peaceful demonstrations in Rapid City on April 5

2 weeks ago | rapidcityjournal.com | Tanya Manus

Two peaceful demonstrations are happening in Rapid City on Saturday, April 5 as part of a national day of protest. These demonstrations encourage area residents to call for justice, integrity and accountability from the U.S. government. Protests are happening in all 50 states on April 5. Locally, citizens can join a demonstration from noon to 2 p.m. on the public sidewalks outside City Hall, 300 Sixth St. This protest is part of a nationwide grassroots movement, 50501: The People’s Movement.
RCPD SAYS GOODBYE TO RETIRING K9 MAX

2 weeks ago | rapidcityjournal.com | Tanya Manus

Rapid City Police Department K9 Officer Max began his retirement Thursday with applause and a standing ovation from dozens of his appreciative colleagues. Max is a Belgian Malinois who joined the RCPD from Europe in 2020. He's worked with his handler, Senior Officer Roan Reiman, throughout his RCPD career. Max will be spending his retirement years with Reiman as well.
Rapid City Police Department celebrates retirement of K9 Officer Max

3 weeks ago | rapidcityjournal.com | Tanya Manus

Rapid City Police Department K9 Officer Max began his retirement Thursday with applause and a standing ovation from dozens of his appreciative colleagues. Max is a Belgian Malinois who joined the RCPD from Europe in 2020. He’s worked with his handler, Senior Officer Roan Reiman, throughout his RCPD career. Max will be spending his retirement years with Reiman as well.
K9 Max and family

3 weeks ago | rapidcityjournal.com | Tanya Manus

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K9 Max greets well wishers

3 weeks ago | rapidcityjournal.com | Tanya Manus

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