Featured Stories
Minnilusa Links Old and New
Meet the sinners and saints who settled the Black Hills. Photo by Johnny Sundby.
South Dakota’s Death Valley
Born in Deadwood, Jim “Death Valley” Scott dominated major league hitters from 1909 to 1917. ...
Herbert Hoover, The Historian
The USD professor spent a lifetime exploring South Dakota’s “exaggerated diversity.”
The Spirit Behind a Tragedy
Rapid City was stunned when a plane carrying six cheerleaders and three community leaders crashed 50 ...
Who Lies in the Custer Graves?
Bon Homme County’s oldest mystery involves six forgotten soldiers of Custer’s Seventh Cavalry.
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Columns
April 3, 2019
“Very Hard Traveling”
The Buffalo Soldiers’ groundbreaking 1897 bicycle mission passed through South Dakota. [read More]
April 2, 2019
Some Things Never Change in S.D.
Through blizzards and floods, neighbors help neighbors. [read More]
March 6, 2019
The One That Got Away … Briefly
A World War II-era sculpture went from Spearfish to Washington, D.C., and back. [read More]
February 21, 2019
Yankton's Civil Rights Champion
Ted Blakey’s ancestors were slaves, but he helped advance Civil Rights in South Dakota. [read More]
