Rush "State of the Nation" Set for Thursday
April 25, 2014 - Central Hockey League (CHL)
Rapid City Rush News Release
(RAPID CITY, SD) - The Rapid City Rush announced today that their annual "State of the Nation" address will take place next Thursday, May 1st at 5:30 PM in Rushmore Plaza Civic Center. The event will be held in the arena on the ground floor where the ice surface is prepared for Rush games. The event is open to Rush season ticket holders and those interested in securing season tickets with the Rush for the upcoming season.
At the "State of the Nation", all season ticket holders that attend will be able to renew their season tickets, and fans interested in purchasing season tickets with the Rush will also have the opportunity to speak with Rush representatives on our pricing and ticket package deals. There will also be Rush merchandise available for sale, and those in attendance will also be able to interact with the Rush Head Coach and GM Joe Ferras and Rush staff in a question and answer session. Dinner will be provided, and the event will last approximately two hours. Those interested should call the Rush office at 716-7825 for more details, as well as to RSVP for the event.
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Interested in season tickets? Call the Rush office at 716-7825 for details, and stay informed on all Rush happenings this summer through the official Rapid City Rush team website, www.RapidCityRush.com, and the Rapid City Rush mobile app, available on iTunes and Google Play.
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