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Gateway to the Sandhills

Nebraska gets rightful credit for the Sandhills, but America’s unique terrain begins in Bennett County, South Dakota.

Treasures found along Highway 20.

A gathering place in Castle Rock country.

A 59-mile stretch of the Native American Scenic Byway is a cross between a coastal highway and Custer’s wildlife loop.

There’s diversity to be found along Highway 385.

A photographic odyssey on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation.

Alcester’s flavorful business district.

Huron’s been down, but it’s never been out.

Named for a dashing and daring rancher, the town of Colome still has the cowboy attitude.

Bonesteel drew maddening crowds in 1904. Today’s populace likes solitude.

George Stroppel’s healing hands — plus 110-degree water from deep underground — still soothe aches and pains. Photo by Mikkel J. Pates.

Frederick recalls its Finnish ways.

The town’s namesake has overshadowed it, but Philip does share traits with the man who saved the buffalo.

When spuds were the stars of Clark County.

August 15, 2014
Clearly South Dakotans are proud of their water towers.

Two books explore George Custer’s path through the Black Hills and how the region has changed. Photo by Paul Horsted.

June 23, 2014
The humble beginnings of Clear Lake's Crystal Springs Ranch Rodeo. Photo by Christian Begeman.

The skilled masons of Day County add charm to this glacial lake.

October 23, 2013
A New York Times writer stopped to sip at 4 of our 25 vineyards.

July 31, 2013
See the crawling, squirming creatures people love to hate at Reptile Gardens.

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