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On This Day

May 24

South Dakota writer John Milton was born on this day in 1924. Milton taught English at the University of South Dakota and wrote more about the state than any author before or since. His notable contributions include a history of the state, an anthology of state authors, a book of poems and a poem that he read at the memorial for Gov. George S. Mickelson. He was also the editor of South Dakota Review, a quarterly literary journal, for many years.

Bear Butte, or Mato Paha, in Meade County is one of seven Lakota sacred sites. The mountain s name comes from a legend about a bear that attacked a group of people atop nearby Devil s Tower. The bear scratched the sides of the tower until he grew tired, then lumbered east, fell down and died. To see more of Christian Begeman s photos, visit cbegeman.blogspot.com.

Photo of the Week

Bear Butte, or Mato Paha, in Meade County is one of seven Lakota sacred sites. Photo by Christian Begeman [read more]

Is Bob watching? And if so, how bored is he? Photo by Nicole McDaniel.

Hello, Bob

Pity the poor data miner assigned to watch Roger Holtzmann. [read more]

Richard Pettigrew helped found Sioux Falls and served as South Dakota’s first full-term U.S. Senator. After falling out of favor with state leaders for years, he is immortalized in a new bronze statue at the corner of Fifth and Phillips in downtown Sioux Falls. Click to enlarge photos.

'I Told You So'

Richard Pettigrew’s statue in downtown Sioux Falls is an everlasting parting shot at the city he helped build. [read more]

A 38-foot iron cross adorns the family cemetery at Brett and Tammy Prang s Frying Pan Guest Ranch. Photo by Bernie Hunhoff.

Kadoka's Incredible Metal

Jackson County ranchers Brett and Tammy Prang manipulate steel and scraps into monumental art. [read more]

Photo by Doug Jorgensen.

A Bad Rap for the Red Fox

These cunning hunters can be found all over South Dakota. [read more]

Galleries

ALL GALLERIES

Editor's Notebook

Rehme Sutton is touring South Dakota.

Singing Across South Dakota

May 15, 2013

Burke ranch girl Rehme Sutton debuts a new album and comes home to sing it. [read more]

COMMENTS (6)
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Columns

May 23, 2013

Hello, Bob

Roger Holtzmann

HUMOR: Pity the poor data miner assigned to watch Roger Holtzmann. [read More]

COMMENTS (1)

May 22, 2013

'I Told You So'

John Andrews

HISTORY: Richard Pettigrew’s statue in downtown Sioux Falls is an everlasting parting shot at the city he helped build. [read More]

May 16, 2013

Can Golf This Fun Be Legal?

Lee Schoenbeck

SPORTS: Elkhorn Ridge near Spearfish offers plenty of challenges for the uninitiated golfer. [read More]

May 16, 2013

Put an Egg on It

Fran Hill

FOOD: The runny yellow yolk of a fried egg perfectly compliments Fran Hill's earthy potato and spinach hash. [read More]

COMMENTS (2)

May 15, 2013

Stephanie Has World Enough, and Time

Cory Allen Heidelberger

POLITICS: Herseth Sandlin has plenty of opportunities ahead to get back into the public service she loves. [read More]

COMMENTS (3)

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