FUNDED AND IT FEELS SO GOOD – Congratulations to Run Wild! Ally Dakota Development partnered with Black Hills Community Bank (Rapid City, SD) to finance Run Wild’s purchase of the building in Summerset, SD, which they’ve been renting since 2019. Run Wild is a high-quality recreation center serving Summerset, Rapid City, and surrounding communities with […]
From breakout sessions to beachside bonding, our team had an incredible week last week in Ft. Lauderdale attending the National Association of Development Companies – NADCO Annual Conference! NADCO always puts on an excellent event, and this year was no exception. The breakout sessions and specialty training workshops were chock-full of great, applicable information – […]
We’re excited to honor Luke Enos of Black Hills Community Bank (Rapid City, SD) as our west river 2025 Lender of the Year! Luke shared that partnering with Ally Dakota through the SBA 504 program has been “a great experience,” and he looks forward to continuing to work together to provide customers with “the best […]
FUNDED AND IT FEELS SO GOOD – Congratulations to SunMasters Auto Glass! Ally Dakota Development partnered with First Dakota National Bank (Pierre, SD) to finance the purchase of the building occupied by this longstanding Pierre business. The new owner brings years of experience working alongside the seller and is excited to continue delivering the superb […]
FUNDED AND IT FEELS SO GOOD – Congratulations to Smyth Automotive! Ally Dakota Development partnered with Dacotah Bank (Custer, SD) to finance the purchase of a building along Highway 16 in Custer, SD. After 15 years of honing his skills in the industry, Eric Smyth took the leap in 2024 and launched his own automotive […]
Last week, we gathered at Hay Camp Brewing Company in Rapid City to celebrate 42 years of impact in South Dakota! Highlights of the event include: Lender of the Year – Congratulations to Luke Enos with Black Hills Community Bank (Rapid City, SD)! Guest speakers Weston & Tenise Chapman, owners of Black Hills Tire of […]
