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Rapid City organizations launch food drives amid SNAP benefit delays

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RCAS Superintendent Dr. Jami Jo Thompson and Scouting America Black Hills Area Council Senior District Executive Jim Miles share about their organizations' inspiring common mission.

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Rapid City organizations launch food drives amid SNAP benefit delays

RCAS Superintendent Dr. Jami Jo Thompson and Scouting America Black Hills Area Council Senior District Executive Jim Miles share about their organizations' inspiring common mission.

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KOTA broke the news in on Friday, November 7, 2025.
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