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Threshing on the South Dakota Prairie

Agricultural history lovers salute the hard, hot labor of the South Dakota thresherman at bees and jamborees.

Every Father's Day weekend, one Bon Homme County town bounces to a polka beat fueled by kolaches and cultural pride.

Fifty years ago, the Black Hills drew the biggest names in music.

Schmeckfest, a festival of German food, has been a Hutchinson County tradition for over 50 years.

Move over, Mount Rushmore. Outdoor art is flourishing in communities all over South Dakota.

The promise of security lured Katharina Redlin to Grant County. Love kept her there.

Century-old opera houses are regaining their former stature.

Wheat is just dark bread to most Americans, but it encompasses history, geography and a way of life for thousands of South Dakota farm families.

Take a look at these noteworthy works of art located within South Dakota's borders.

Pioneers would be amazed at how one golden crop has transformed the state's landscape and lifestyle.

A movement is in progress to fight the decline of the Lakota and Dakota languages by creating a new generation of speakers.

Might a sculptor vindicate Sioux Falls' forgotten father?

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