Black Hills Energy worked with Big Brothers Big Sisters to host an event called Big for a Day, and event that showed young people what we do at Black Hills Energy. Kids had the opportunity to observe the fusing of a pipe, an explosion chamber in action and got to sit in excavators. It was a win-win!
Black Hills Energy was able to show a new generation the fun things about working in the gas business while Big Brothers Big Sisters was able to share how the importance of mentorship can leave a lifelong impact.
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The Castle Rock, Colorado Chamber of Commerce recently held its annual banquet and awards dinner, and Black Hills Energy took home the award for Best Table Decorations! Black Hills Energy Ambassador Angela Perusse and Business Development Account Manager Trish Riber put together an amazing display… -
Our employees in Arkansas were happy to join forces with the 2023 Great American Cleanup to help keep Arkansas clean, green and beautiful! The stretch of highway targeted for the cleanup happens to be the team’s Adopt-a-Highway project, which is the street where the local office is located -… -
Black Hills Energy employees from across Wyoming travelled to Cheyenne, Wyoming, to spend a day at the State Capitol recently. Governmental Affairs Manager David Bush kicked off the morning with a briefing of legislative issues pertaining to energy and an overview of the session in general.… -
In addition to routine contractor trainings, Arkansas damage prevention coordinators rolled out its education trailer for three large outreach events in National Safe Digging Month. By setting up an 811 training with Nabholz Construction Corp., which recently topped $1.1 billion in revenue and is…