A Sight for Sore Eyes
Grandma always said carrots were good for your vision. Maybe it’s not just an old wives tale. [read more]
Food
Deuel County Oyster Tradition
Bemis Holland Presbyterian Church has celebrated the harvest for more than 130 years. [read more ]
Wienerbrau Memories
Catfishing With Nata
Cream Can Cooking
Noodles the Czech Way
Travel
The Story Behind the Square
Escaping the bonds of prairie urbanism in Rapid City. [read more ]
Traveling Pine Ridge Today
An Original River Town
Howes Corner
Bad Roads, Good Roads
History
The Man Who Saved the Buffalo
Scotty Philip gets the credit, but even he has Fred Dupree to thank. Photo by Chad Coppess/S.D. Tourism. [read more ]
The Missing Amidons
Frontier Phantoms
Rekindling a Memory
Doane’s Favorite Places
Outdoors
Searching For Color
Six photographers tell us where they find their favorite fall foliage shots. [read more ]
Sailing by Balloon
Trial and Error at the Community Garden
Primitive Camping
Angels Along the River
Culture
Music From Home
Jami Lynn joins childhood friend Derrick Lawrence for a musical return to the Sisseton hills. [read more ]
Inspired by a Prairie Garden
A Voice for All Genres
A Man and His Guitar
Naming Jett
Business
The Art of Growing Grapes
Cold-hardy vines thrive on the South Dakota prairie. [read more ]
Little Manor on the Prairie
Tough Times Call for Tough Kennels
Stella’s Paint
The Wild Dutchman’s Success
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Events
July 27 - October 27Artists of the Black Hills Annual Exhibition
October 05 - October 20
Paranormal Investigation Tours of the Adams House - Deadwood
October 17 - October 18Finding Neverland - Sioux Falls
October 19 - October 20Mystery Dinner Theater - Who Killed Nelly? - Deadwood
October 20 - October 21
South Dakota State and National Hand Corn Picking Contest
All EventsOn This Day
October 17
Today in 1979, Arlington native Ted Schulz was awarded the Nobel Prize in Economics. Although unable to finish high school due to a labor shortage during World War I, he went on to receive his doctorate at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Schulz specialized in the economics of agriculture, poverty and the importance of education in improving economic prospects.
Columns
October 11, 2018
A Sight for Sore Eyes
FOOD: Grandma always said carrots were good for your vision. Maybe it’s not just an old wives tale. [read More]
October 10, 2018
Waiting for the Light
PHOTOGRAPHY: Clouds and rain finally gave way to sunlight, showcasing the beauty of a West River autumn. [read More]
September 27, 2018
The Season’s Last Bit of Sweetness
FOOD: South Dakotans love summer sweet corn, but it’s an extra special treat in autumn. [read More]
September 26, 2018
Sobbing in My Frozen Pizza
HUMOR: The life of a magazine writer contains a few perks and many perils. [read More]
September 17, 2018
Our 100th Pheasant Party
CULTURE: Bagging birds and swapping stories is an autumn tradition in South Dakota. Photo by Chad Coppess/S.D. Tourism. [read More]
