Pedestrian Politics

How Yankton’s Meridian Bridge almost didn’t reach its 100th birthday. [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 ]

Travel

South Dakota’s Stockholm

Buggies and pianos may outnumber people in this Grant County town with Swedish roots. [read more ]

History

Pedestrian Politics

How Yankton’s Meridian Bridge almost didn’t reach its 100th birthday. [read more ]

Ramming Through the Mickelson Trail

Outdoors

What’s in the Water at Wallace?

The tiny town is home to a family of federal duck stamp champions. [read more ]

Culture

What’s in the Water at Wallace?

The tiny town is home to a family of federal duck stamp champions. [read more ]

Business

Mountain-made Furniture

Black Hills craftsmen create natural, durable home furnishings. [read more ]

Tasty Theatrics of the Wine Cellar

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On This Day

October 6

Lewis and Clark camped at the mouth of Swan Creek in Walworth County on this day in 1804. A journal entry describes their experience with an Indian camp near the Missouri River: "halted for dinner at a village which we suppose to have belonged to the Recorees; and consists of eighty lodges of an octagon form neatly covered with earth and placed as close to each other as possible. The skin canoes, mats, buckets and articles found in the lodges induce us to suppose that it had been left in the spring. We found three different sorts of squashes growing in the village."