Hunting Charles Mix Plums

A family tradition in the Missouri River Valley. [read more]

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Food

Hunting Charles Mix Plums

A family tradition in the Missouri River Valley. [read more ]

Raclette: A Toasty Alpine Delicacy

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 ]

History

From Coach to Congress

Kennebec’s Jim Abdnor was a leader on the baseball diamond and inside the U.S. Capitol. [read more ]

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

Culture

Retracing Roads to Our Round Barns

We circled South Dakota to see how the architectural treasures are faring. [read more ]

Business

Changing the Game

Erika Peterson gambled on peanut butter and won. [read more ]

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September 28

The first Mitchell Corn Palace opened its doors today in 1892. The Mitchell Corn Belt Real Estate Association hired an architect to build a shrine to rural life, and the first Corn Belt Exposition was held. Later renovations and expansions changed its look, but the Mitchell palace remained a focal point for the community. The palace has hosted big-name entertainers, athletic events and festivals. Over 500,000 people visit every year.