Our 100th Pheasant Party

Bagging birds and swapping stories is an autumn tradition in South Dakota. Photo by Chad Coppess/S.D. Tourism. [read more]

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Food

Wienerbrau Memories

A recipe in South Dakota Magazine rekindled a favorite 4-H treat. [read more ]

Amaranth: The Once and Future Crop?

Travel

The Story Behind the Square

Escaping the bonds of prairie urbanism in Rapid City. [read more ]

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 ]

Outdoors

Sailing by Balloon

Welcomed by the winds … kissed by the sun … joined by the laughter of God. [read more ]

Trial and Error at the Community Garden

Culture

Inspired by a Prairie Garden

Eliza Blue stepped into an iconic painting and came out with a song. Photo by Christian Begeman. [read more ]

Cultivating a Listening Culture

Business

Little Manor on the Prairie

Laura Ingalls Wilder fans from across the globe journey to stay at this 1884 Victorian B&B in De Smet. [read more ]

Tough Times Call for Tough Kennels

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Events

May 07 - October 12

On the Prairie: The Art of Eugene Christopherson - Sioux Falls

July 27 - October 27

Artists of the Black Hills Annual Exhibition

September 18

Me, The Other; Art Central FILM FESTIVAL - Spearfish

September 20

Preservation Thursday: How We Discovered the Mammoth Site

September 20 - September 29

Market at the Meridian - Yankton

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On This Day

September 18

Classes began at the new South Dakota School for the Blind in Aberdeen today in 1961. The school was created in 1900 and housed in Gary for 60 years. The state legislature in 1959 passed a bill moving the school to Aberdeen, partly to be closer to a college. In 2009, the original Gary campus was converted to a retreat and convention center.