Getting Lost in the Woods

A plainsman explores the forests of South Dakota. [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

Life in the Gap

The gold is gone, but we found history, cattle and copper bracelets in Buffalo Gap. [read more ]

History

The Violinist and the Sculptor

Dorothy Comstock Ziolkowski Moreton dramatized South Dakota’s first half-century, performed with the Boston Symphony, and helped launch a Black Hills ... [read more ]

Outdoors

Elk Magic

There’s more to bugling that meets the ear. [read more ]

Culture

Desert or Not?

The answer is blowing in the wind. [read more ]

Business

Fun and Games

The Garnesses of Hartford craft larger than life fun. [read more ]

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Events

January 21 - December 31

"As Good As Gold" NMM Special Exhibition

September 01 - September 29

Quilt Show - Redfield

September 04 - October 13

Rug Hooking Exhibit & Open House - Lead

September 19 - October 03

Black Hills Film Festival - Hybrid Event

September 21 - September 23

Pierre Players presents "Inconsequential Dreams" - Pierre

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On This Day

September 21

On this day in 1984, a North Dakota college student learned a valuable lesson — always bring a buddy when you go rock climbing. The young man hung out for three hours on Cathedral Spire No. 2 in Custer State Park after realizing he could not make the 125-foot descent without help. Luckily, a man standing on the Needles Highway heard his cries and summoned help.