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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On June 16, a team from the Rapid City, South Dakota, service center gave a tour of their facility to a group of young adults with the Summer Passport Series, which is hosted by the South Dakota Department of Labor. The goal was to inspire young minds to consider careers in the energy industry and… -
As planting season comes to a close, and we begin to nurture our precious gardens, one thing remains true; it’s always important to call 811 before you dig. Our team in Northwest Arkansas has recently taken this initiative to another level by placing hundreds of 811 tags on trees at local plant… -
Our team at Horizon Point in Rapid City, South Dakota, hosted 12 students and one professor from the Black Hills State University Accounting Club on April 21. The visit included a tour and information session about careers at our company. Thanks to team members Drew Stevenson, Chad Bischoff,… -
Val Simpson, regional manager of Community Affairs & Corporate Citizenship, recently earned a certificate in Corporate Citizenship Leadership through Boston College Center for Corporate Citizenship. Val joined our company 12 years ago. In her current role, she leads our corporate foundation…