Featured Stories
The Missing Amidons
Sioux Falls pioneers Joseph and William Amidon were killed over 150 years ago. Local historian Bruce ...
Apostles on the Plains
Stephen Riggs brought his family to Dakota, where they went forth to teach and preach the gospel.
Minnilusa Links Old and New
Meet the sinners and saints who settled the Black Hills. Photo by Johnny Sundby.
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February 13 - March 05AU Exhibition: 'Darkness and Light: The Artistic Journey of Carl Grupp' - Sioux Falls
February 20 - February 295th Annual 200 for 200 Campaign - Sioux Falls
February 27 - March 01Lend Me a Tenor (theater) - Sioux Falls
February 27 - March 01James and the Giant Peach - Sioux Falls
February 27 - March 27Eastbank Gallery First Friday Show: Naomi Friend - Sioux Falls
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Columns
February 25, 2020
Our Favorite Trees
Just as cottonwoods and pines are rooted to the soil, South Dakotans are rooted to them. [read More]
December 26, 2019
A Somber Anniversary
Descendants of those who survived the Wounded Knee Massacre are keepers of haunting stories. [read More]
December 4, 2019
The Utopia That War Built
Igloo was created to house war materiel, but it also fostered a diverse community. [read More]
November 27, 2019
Pheasant Tales from South Dakota
A century of hunting ringnecks has left us with plenty of memorable stories. [read More]
November 6, 2019
Grottos of South Dakota
A German Catholic tradition brought to the Midwest. [read More]