Food
Raclette: A Toasty Alpine Delicacy
Sonja Hoffmann of Raclette Corner brings the cheesy taste sensation to Sioux Falls. [read more ]
Bison, Anyone?
A Time-Traveled Treat
Eating Wild Cactus
Ambassadors For Beef
Travel
The Beauty That is Hermosa
A gateway city to our wide-open spaces. [read more ]
A Town Every 10 Miles
Gateway to the Sandhills
Iron Mountain Road
On the Quartzite Trail
History
The Real Hero
American children learned about the World War II heroics of Rapid City’s Kenneth Scissons through the colorful panels of comic books. [read more ]
Saving the Graham House
Our Case for History
The Last Lakota Code Talker
Judging a Junk Man
Outdoors
In Search of the Fairburn Agate
People have spent days looking for our rare and valuable state gemstone and come away with nothing. Could we find one during a morning in the Hills? [read more ]
Chasing Cats
Wild Horses in Winter
Explorers of an Unseen World
Eight Over Seven … In One
Culture
Jazz on the Prairie
America’s music has found a home in the heartland. [read more ]
Baseball at Four Corners
Accidental Rancher
Form First
Lakota Games on Ice
Business
The Badlands Ranch
Pioneering hospitality at Interior. [read more ]
School for Snowshoes
The Art of Growing Grapes
Turning to the River
A New Look
Explore South Dakota Safely!
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Events
June 04 - October 31 June 07 - August 13 June 18 - October 17Not Sure!? by Rick Love - Sioux Falls
June 26 - September 19South Dakota Governor's 9th Biennial Art Exhibition - Sioux Falls
July 01 - July 31Journey through Spink County - Redfield
All EventsOn This Day
July 27
American Indian activist and leader Russell Means was paroled on this day in 1979 after serving one year in the state penitentiary for his role in a riot outside the Sioux Falls courthouse. An American Indian Movement leader, Means participated in many of AIM's takeovers, including Wounded Knee in 1973. In 2002 he was fully pardoned for his actions at the courthouse.
Columns
July 14, 2021
Natural Fireworks
PHOTOGRAPHY: Exploring South Dakota’s colorful wildflowers is good for the soul. [read More]
July 6, 2021
Bob’s Last Story about Jack McCall
HISTORY: Yankton historian Bob Hanson passionately pursued the story behind Jack McCall’s trial and execution. [read More]
June 16, 2021
Clams of Buffalo Gap
OUTDOORS: Remains of an ancient seaway are scattered throughout the grassland. [read More]
June 9, 2021
Growing in the Wind
PHOTOGRAPHY: Spending time in nature has become a welcome respite for our photographer. [read More]
May 12, 2021
They Are A-Changin’
PHOTOGRAPHY: Watch winter give way to spring in our photographer’s annual spring journal. [read More]
