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Members of the Tri-State Old Iron Association create two grain bins during their weekend gathering in Yankton. Photo by Dave Tunge [read more]

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Food

Bittersweet in Leola

The town’s Rhubarb Festival carries on without its queen. [read more ]

Christmas Cookies With a Twist

Travel

The Fourth in Kranzburg

It’s ‘wall to wall people’ on Independence Day. [read more ]

History

Fire Bomber

With a fleet of B-17s, Black Hills pilot Arnold Kolb pioneered the art of aerial firefighting. [read more ]

Ramming Through the Mickelson Trail

Outdoors

Milkweed Champs

Farmers, gardeners and even butterflies attack the poor plant — but it has true champions in Sioux Falls. [read more ]

Why We Fall for Balanced Rocks

Culture

Gator Shows

Nothing is routine at Reptile Gardens. [read more ]

Following Black Elk’s Good Red Road

Business

Tasty Theatrics of the Wine Cellar

Diners seem to appreciate the little nighttime eatery with black tablecloths and a hostess who knows food and theater. [read more ]

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On This Day

July 18

Longtime South Dakota farm activist Emil Loriks was born today in 1895. He championed agrarian causes from before the Great Depression through the mid-1980s. Although he faced stern resistance, he never lost his positive approach, saying in 1938, "You and I should be happy that we still have the opportunity here in America to solve our economic problems in a peaceful way without violence, bloodshed or sacrifice of human lives."