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Dignity lights up the night sky in Chamberlain. Photo by Kendra Perry Koski [read more]

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Food

Turton’s Jelly Makers

Nothing is canned about Char Barrie’s jelly and jam enterprise. [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 18

Robert S. Vessey, South Dakota's seventh governor, died today in 1929. The Wessington Springs Republican spent five years as a lumberjack in Wisconsin before marrying and settling in Jerauld County. He was a state legislator before serving as governor from 1909 to 1913. Shortly after taking office, Vessey became the first governor in the country to proclaim observance of Mother's Day.