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Wagon Master


Doug Hansen is a 19th century craftsman running a 21st century enterprise.

Riding on Air


Smoother motorcycle rides start in Sturgis.

Changing the Game


Erika Peterson gambled on peanut butter and won.

The Badlands Ranch


Pioneering hospitality at Interior.

School for Snowshoes


Teaching traditional crafts at Four Winds Boat Shop.

The Art of Growing Grapes


Cold-hardy vines thrive on the South Dakota prairie.

Turning to the River


A Fort Pierre restaurant challenges conventional thinking.

A New Look


A Langford farmer develops a new camouflage pattern.

Rescuing a Colonial


Guests create new traditions in one of Pierre’s old homes.

Frosting Zebras


Centerville's Royal Bake Shop, and its unique pastry, are staples well beyond Turner County.

Soap That’s Good For You


Beresford soap maker uses local honey and herbs.

Paul Sova’s Bowls


Hundreds of pieces become one work of art.

Getting the Lead Out


New technology from Huron makes shooting ranges cleaner and safer.

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.

Tough Times Call for Tough Kennels


Two men from Tea bucked the Great Recession with a new invention.

Stella’s Paint


Colors mixed in Beresford are taking the DIY world by storm.

The Wild Dutchman’s Success


Sunflower seeds from Mound City gain a nationwide following.

The Calving App


Technology from a Faulkton farm makes calving season simpler.

Black Hills Timber


Keeping the forest healthy is a top priority for mountain tree farmers.

Mountain-made Furniture


Black Hills craftsmen create natural, durable home furnishings.

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