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MyKenzie Rouillard at Fort Thompson as the sun sets over the Missouri River. Photo by Lane Warner [read more]

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Food

The Wonder of Dandelions

Most think of dandelions as a noxious weed, but they are the star ingredient in these recipes. [read more ]

Mitchell’s Gingerbread Architect

The Buzz from Prairie Moon Farm

Travel

Staying Humble in Doland

The town of vice presidents and Olympians remains firmly rooted. [read more ]

History

Homestake’s Pit Ponies

Horses lived and worked deep underground. [read more ]

Outdoors

Winter Potatoes

A geological oddity in Harding County. [read more ]

Culture

The Trainer from Marcus

Bud Boudreau is changing the way we herd sheep. [read more ]

Business

Spink’s Cheese Makers

When milk prices soured, the Spink Hutterite Colony returned to its roots. [read more ]

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March 23 - December 31

High Strung: Five Centuries of Stringed Keyboard Instruments - Vermillion

April 01 - April 30

Month of the Military Child - Pierre

April 25 - April 26

56th Annual Dakota Conference - Sioux Falls

April 26 - April 29

City Nature Challenge - Pierre

April 26

NMM Live! | Erika Ribeiro & Francesca Anderegg - Vermillion

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On This Day

April 26

Archie M. Gubbrud, South Dakota's 22nd governor, died at his Lincoln County farm today in 1987. The Republican was elected to the state House of Representatives in 1950 and defeated incumbent Ralph Herseth for the governorship in 1960. Two years later, Gubbrud defeated Herseth again. In 1969 President Nixon appointed Gubbrud state director of the Farmers Home Administration, a position he held until 1977.