Events

Nicole McCourt is a Home Equity Conversion Specialist at Mutual of Omaha and assists retirees (those who are ages 62+) in maximizing their retirement income in an ever-changing market. She will be answering frequently asked questions and bust common myths about the modern reverse mortgage. 

https://mutualreverse.com/nicole-mccourt/

To join this meeting via zoom - 

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87024698841? 

Meeting ID: 870 2469 8841 

Passcode 381935 

Join Beautify Spearfish, Pioneer Bank & Trust, Lifetime Eyecare, and the Northern Black Hills Rotary Club for the 5th annual Spearfish Canyon Trash Clean-up

DATE: Wednesday August 31, 2022

TIME: 5:45 pm to 7:30 pm

LOCATION: Spearfish Canyon

DISTANCE: approx. 1 mile for each 4–5-man crew. We will clean both sides of the road. We will send crews up to stop at each pull-off. You will walk to the next pull off then back cleaning both sides of the road.

TOTAL MILEAGE CLEANED: As many as we can with the people we have!!

PARKING: Parking Lot at Mouth of Canyon

*Pioneer Bank & Trust will provide food from Hangry's Food Truck at the end of the clean up! THANK YOU PB&T!

*We will have some vests to use from the State if you'd like. If not, please wear a bright colored shirt that is easily seen. We will equip children with vests first. After all, they are our future!

*We will have cloths and rubber cloves available in limited quantities along with trash grabbers, and hand sanitizer courtesy of Heisler's Hardware and buckets courtesy of TUF Storm Restoration and Quiksigns! Feel free to bring your own gloves, hand sanitizer, and another protective gear you feel is important to your safety. Wear appropriate clothing to protect from poison ivy. Bringing alcohol wipes to clean any area exposed to poison ivy is helpful.

*Children are welcome and must be supervised. Please use your best judgment on the appropriate age for your children to participate. Parents/Legal guardians are the only responsible party for their child/children's safety.

*Please no pets at this event.

*Please respect private property - do not go through fences, open fences, or walk through yards.

Why? We have a beautiful community and beautiful planet. We have a responsibility to be kind to our planet so future generations can enjoy her like we do. We need to be the change we want to see in others. 

Thank you to our sponsors for providing the equipment needed to safely collect trash:
Heislers Hardware
Tuf Storm Restoration
QuikSigns

20 Booth rental at Spearfish Holiday Inn for Dakota 911 Conference

Booth take down at the Spearfish Holiday Inn

About Stacy Goodman
I am originally from the Black Hills of South Dakota, one of the most beautiful places on earth. I grew up in the country on a ranch where I could have just about every kind of pet a kid could ever want, including a pony. I still prefer wide-open spaces and simple living! I joined the Army National Guard at the age of 17 to serve my community and my country. I have spent over 28 years in the Army, serving in all three components (active Army, the National Guard, and the Army Reserve). I have traveled the world for work and leisure and am a committed life-long learner.
I earned a bachelor's degree in marketing from Black Hills State University using my GI Bill. After completing my degree, I moved to Kitzingen, Germany, where I spent time in the Army Reserve and worked at a Community Bank (a Bank of America branch on a military base). After three years in Germany, my family and I relocated to Fayetteville, NC, where I started work in personal financial planning, a very rewarding career move. After relocating to Colorado Springs, I was called to active duty with my reserve unit and spent three years doing various training missions on Ft. Carson, CO, Ft. Bliss, TX, and Ft. Riley, KS. During this time, I found my passion for human resources management and completed a master's degree in management with a specialization in leadership and organizational effectiveness at Troy University.
Upon completing my mobilization time, I had the opportunity to enter the federal workforce as a human resource specialist; this job was an excellent opportunity for me to develop several skills and was extremely rewarding. The Army was very kind and relocated my family to Hawaii; what a great place to live!!! After about four months in Hawaii, I was mobilized and deployed with the Corps of Engineers to Kabul, Afghanistan. I spent a year in Afghanistan, returned to Hawaii, and pursued my PhD. I worked at the 9th Mission Support Command on Ft. Shafter Flats, HI, traveled the Pacific Rim, and adjusted to the rigors of my PhD journey. The PhD program at Capella University was my first experience with online learning. I found the online learning environment both challenging and rewarding. I enjoyed the flexibility to pursue my degree on my schedule and the opportunity to attend classes with a larger diversity of people than would have been possible in a traditional setting.
After four years in Hawaii, My Husband and I relocated to El Paso, TX, in 2013, where I taught part-time at the Satellite Command and General Staff Officers Course (CGSOC) on Ft. Bliss and worked to complete my dissertation. In 2014, I completed my PhD in organization and management, with a specialization in HR Management, and I was selected to be an Army Congressional Fellow. As a result of my fellowship, my family and I relocated to Washington, D.C. I completed a master's degree in legislative affairs at The George Washington University (GWU), spent a year in the personal office of a U.S. Senator, and served two years as a legislative liaison for the U.S. Army Reserve. It was exciting to work in and around Capitol Hill and see our government from a different perspective.
I relocated back out west to continue my service in the Army Reserve and pursue some of my academic writing and research interests. In July 2020, I completed a master's in strategic studies at the U.S. Army War College.

Booth Setup for SD Stockgrowers Association at Spearfish Holiday Inn and Convention Center.  Approximately 30 booths.  We will need 7-10 volunteers

We will take down booths on Saturday November 5th starting at 9:00am at the Spearish Holiday Inn for the SD Stockgrower's Association.  We will need one driver for the trailer.