Music From Home
Jami Lynn joins childhood friend Derrick Lawrence for a musical return to the Sisseton hills. [read more]
Food
Wienerbrau Memories
A recipe in South Dakota Magazine rekindled a favorite 4-H treat. [read more ]
Catfishing With Nata
Cream Can Cooking
Noodles the Czech Way
Amaranth: The Once and Future Crop?
Travel
The Story Behind the Square
Escaping the bonds of prairie urbanism in Rapid City. [read more ]
Traveling Pine Ridge Today
An Original River Town
Howes Corner
Bad Roads, Good Roads
History
The Man Who Saved the Buffalo
Scotty Philip gets the credit, but even he has Fred Dupree to thank. Photo by Chad Coppess/S.D. Tourism. [read more ]
The Missing Amidons
Frontier Phantoms
Rekindling a Memory
Doane’s Favorite Places
Outdoors
Sailing by Balloon
Welcomed by the winds … kissed by the sun … joined by the laughter of God. [read more ]
Trial and Error at the Community Garden
Primitive Camping
Angels Along the River
Navigating the Wild Missouri
Culture
Music From Home
Jami Lynn joins childhood friend Derrick Lawrence for a musical return to the Sisseton hills. [read more ]
Inspired by a Prairie Garden
A Voice for All Genres
A Man and His Guitar
Naming Jett
Business
The Art of Growing Grapes
Cold-hardy vines thrive on the South Dakota prairie. [read more ]
Little Manor on the Prairie
Tough Times Call for Tough Kennels
Stella’s Paint
The Wild Dutchman’s Success
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Events
May 07 - October 12On the Prairie: The Art of Eugene Christopherson - Sioux Falls
July 27 - October 27
Artists of the Black Hills Annual Exhibition
September 20
Preservation Thursday: How We Discovered the Mammoth Site
September 20 - September 29Market at the Meridian - Yankton
September 21 - October 05 All EventsOn This Day
September 19
Benjamin Reifel, the first Lakota Sioux elected to Congress, was born today in 1906 on the Rosebud Indian Reservation. Reifel served in World War II and worked in the Interior Department before going to Harvard, where he earned a Ph.D. in public administration. Reifel represented the state's first district in Congress from 1961-1971. He helped bring the EROS Data Center to South Dakota and fought to keep Ellsworth Air Force Base active. Reifel died in 1990 from cancer.
Columns
September 17, 2018
Our 100th Pheasant Party
CULTURE: Bagging birds and swapping stories is an autumn tradition in South Dakota. Photo by Chad Coppess/S.D. Tourism. [read More]
September 12, 2018
After-Storm Chasing
PHOTOGRAPHY: In photography, the real thrill comes when thunder and lightning subside. [read More]
September 5, 2018
Off Trail in Custer State Park
Bring your sense of adventure and explore the Hay Flats. [read More]
August 30, 2018
A Simple Fix
FOOD: When supper plans go awry, pasta salad saves the day. [read More]
August 29, 2018
Bye Bye Butterflies
PHOTOGRAPHY: Here’s one last glimpse of the colorful creatures before they fly south. [read More]
