RAPID CITY, S.D. – Black Hills Harley-Davidson welcomed veterans and community members this weekend for its annual Veterans Appreciation Chili Feed ahead of Veterans Day.
The Rapid City dealership served a free lunch featuring homemade chili as a way to thank veterans for their service and sacrifice. General Manager Mike Maloney says the event has become a longtime tradition and reflects the dealership’s appreciation for the many veterans who are part of its customer base.
Maloney says the event is open to all veterans, whether they ride motorcycles or not, and is meant as a simple way to recognize those who have served the country.
In addition to honoring veterans, Black Hills Harley-Davidson is also preparing for the holiday season with community events, including free photos with Santa later this year.
Officials say the annual chili feed is one of several Veterans Day activities taking place across the Black Hills this week.
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