Frontier Phantoms

Ghosts of LeBeau show when the river is low. [read more]

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Food

Noodles the Czech Way

Learning a Tabor tradition. [read more ]

Amaranth: The Once and Future Crop?

Travel

Howes Corner

Coffee, cribbage and West River ribbing will be the responsibility of the new owners. [read more ]

Witten: A Town on the 100th Meridian

History

Frontier Phantoms

Ghosts of LeBeau show when the river is low. [read more ]

Outdoors

Primitive Camping

As wild as it gets in South Dakota. Photo by Bonny Fleming. [read more ]

The Quest of the Lost Henry Arch

The Creek That Thinks It’s a River

Culture

Cultivating a Listening Culture

Mike Linderman’s musical footprint is evident in the Southern Hills. [read more ]

Business

Stella’s Paint

Colors mixed in Beresford are taking the DIY world by storm. [read more ]

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June 20

Legend says Black Hills outlaw Cornelius "Lame Johnny" Donahue held up a stage coach at the crossing of what is now Lame Johnny Creek today in 1879. Lame Johnny had been a leading scholar at Girard College and likely got mixed up with lawless characters in Deadwood when he arrived during the gold rush. His horse thievery and coach robberies were noteworthy among frontiersmen and few expressed remorse when vigilantes hanged him at the age of 24.