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Members of the Tri-State Old Iron Association make a windmill at their July gathering in Yankton. Photo by Dave Tunge [read more]

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Food

Pizza at Kate’s Cottage

The Gorses serve rural hospitality with a hot slice of pizza. [read more ]

Raclette: A Toasty Alpine Delicacy

Travel

The Nemo Life

History and nature are the stars. [read more ]

History

Larger Than Life

August Klindt was a giant among the men of South Dakota. [read more ]

Outdoors

Scars from the Sky

Black Hills lightning is unique, and its people and pines bear the marks to prove it. [read more ]

In Search of the Fairburn Agate

Culture

The Cowboy’s Artist

Tony Chytka adds an insider's touch to his Western art. [read more ]

Retracing Roads to Our Round Barns

Business

Wagon Master

Doug Hansen is a 19th century craftsman running a 21st century enterprise. [read more ]

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Events

March 25 - October 22

National Music Museum Special Exhibition: "Gamelan! A Way of Life"

June 03 - September 04

Goodwin Lodge & Music Hall

June 03 - September 10

Levitt at the Falls 50 Free Concerts

June 04 - August 14

Red Cloud Indian Art Show

August 05 - August 13

Sioux Empire Fair - Sioux Falls

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On This Day

August 8

The first white settlers arrived in Vermillion today in 1844. They were a group of Mormons seeking a new home after being driven out of Illinois. From the time they left Illinois until they reached the Missouri River they did not have sufficient food. Coming upon buffalo country, they had plenty of meat and wild honey to survive.