Food
Hunting Charles Mix Plums
A family tradition in the Missouri River Valley. [read more ]
Jelly for Scrimpers
Raclette: A Toasty Alpine Delicacy
Bison, Anyone?
A Time-Traveled Treat
Travel
Lemmon: The Cowboy Capital
They might call it the cowboy capital of the Dakotas, but real cowboys don’t brag … and truthfully there’s more than cattle afoot. [read more ]
The Beauty That is Hermosa
A Town Every 10 Miles
Gateway to the Sandhills
Iron Mountain Road
History
The Ironman Governor
Frank Farrar was South Dakota’s winningest ex-governor. [read more ]
West Friends
From Coach to Congress
The Real Hero
Saving the Graham House
Outdoors
Eight Over Seven … In One
Rapid City’s Erick Sykora climbed the Black Hills' tallest peaks in one day. [read more ]
In Search of the Fairburn Agate
Chasing Cats
Wild Horses in Winter
Explorers of an Unseen World
Culture
Retracing Roads to Our Round Barns
We circled South Dakota to see how the architectural treasures are faring. [read more ]
The Rally Ritual
Jazz on the Prairie
Baseball at Four Corners
Accidental Rancher
Business
Changing the Game
Erika Peterson gambled on peanut butter and won. [read more ]
The Badlands Ranch
School for Snowshoes
The Art of Growing Grapes
Turning to the River
Explore South Dakota Safely!
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Events
December 02 - January 01 September 18 - February 28 November 15 - December 18Black Hills Christmas Tree Permit Season
November 19 - January 09 November 24 - December 26 All EventsOn This Day
December 3
The Zip Feed tower in Sioux Falls wobbled but it didn't fall down, withstanding a dynamite blast today in 2005 that was supposed to demolish the historic building. The tower was built in the 1950s, but when the Zip Feed Mill closed in 2000, landowners wanted to make way for retail and office space. It took construction workers two weeks to complete the demolition. They used a wrecking ball instead of explosives.
Columns
November 22, 2021
Tried and New
FOOD: Thanksgiving staples have their place, but for something different, try Cranberry Mustard. [read More]
November 10, 2021
Embracing Darkness
PHOTOGRAPHY: Early nights lead to unique photographic opportunities. [read More]
October 25, 2021
"Giants" is a South Dakota Classic
CULTURE: It's hard to put down Ole Rolvaag's homesteading saga. [read More]
October 21, 2021
All Things Pumpkin
FOOD: Put it in bread, pie, salsa and these delicious cornmeal muffins. [read More]
October 13, 2021
Autumn in the High Country
PHOTOGRAPHY: Our photographer captured the season’s splendor in West River’s hills and valleys. [read More]
