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Morning reflection of a hot air balloon near Custer. Photo by Josh Lien [read more]

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Food

This is Our Family

Sioux Falls’ Middle Eastern community adopts a Thanksgiving tradition — and each other [read more ]

The Buzz from Prairie Moon Farm

Travel

Lead’s International Flavor

From hard rock miners to scientists, this mountain town has always been a melting pot. [read more ]

History

Finding Frank Ashford

Troy McQuillen is the latest Aberdonian exploring the mysteries that surround Brown County’s most famous artist. [read more ]

The Violinist and the Sculptor

Outdoors

Catch, Move and Release

Steve Nelson and his grandson improve our ponds, one fish at a time. [read more ]

Culture

This is Our Family

Sioux Falls’ Middle Eastern community adopts a Thanksgiving tradition — and each other [read more ]

Business

The Ultimate Vehicle

It does almost anything, anywhere. [read more ]

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December 03 - January 01

Festival of Trees - Custer

January 21 - December 31

"As Good As Gold" NMM Special Exhibition

September 08 - December 15

Little STEAMers Preschool 2023 - Fall Semester Fridays - Pierre

November 17 - January 07

Winter Wonderland - Sioux Falls

November 22 - December 26

Christmas at the Capitol - Pierre

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On 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.