A group of local environmentalists are concerned about the Pennington County Board of Commissioner's opposition to a proposed mineral withdrawal in the Pactola-Rapid Creek watershed.
Jay Davis of Rapid City speaks to the Pennington County Board of Commissioners on Tuesday, Dec. 3 at the Pennington County Administration Building in Rapid City.
Jay Davis of Rapid City speaks as Pennington County Commissioners Deb Hadcock and Ron Rossknecht listen during the commission's meeting on Tuesday, Dec. 3 at the Pennington County Administration Building. Davis is among a group of local environmentalists concerned about the commission's opposition to a proposed mineral withdrawal in the Pactola and Rapid Creek watersheds.
Rebecca Terk, interim chair of Rapid Creek Watershed Action, hands out a map of the Pactola-Rapid Creek watershed to Pennington County Board of Commissioners Chairman Lloyd LaCroix at the commission's meeting on Tuesday, Dec. 3.
Jay Davis of Rapid City speaks as Pennington County Commissioners Deb Hadcock and Ron Rossknecht listen during the commission's meeting on Tuesday, Dec. 3 at the Pennington County Administration Building. Davis is among a group of local environmentalists concerned about the commission's opposition to a proposed mineral withdrawal in the Pactola and Rapid Creek watersheds.
Rebecca Terk, interim chair of Rapid Creek Watershed Action, hands out a map of the Pactola-Rapid Creek watershed to Pennington County Board of Commissioners Chairman Lloyd LaCroix at the commission's meeting on Tuesday, Dec. 3.
Jay Davis of Rapid City speaks to the Pennington County Board of Commissioners on Tuesday, Dec. 3 at the Pennington County Administration Building in Rapid City.
