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Hot air balloons over Pageant Hill near Custer. Photo by Dawn Foiles [read more]

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Food

Saved by Sauerkraut

Kraut has been kind to the Jorgensons of Hayti. [read more ]

Mitchell’s Gingerbread Architect

Travel

Right at Home in Davis

Visitors are welcomed like old friends. [read more ]

History

Ship in a Bottle

German POWs worked and played with South Dakotans during World War II. [read more ]

Outdoors

Butterfly Week

The window is short to glimpse Dakota skippers and other rare, colorful creatures. [read more ]

Ten Outdoor Adventures in South Dakota

Culture

Fast, Loud and Proud

Racing in South Dakota is a family affair, both for the drivers and those who love the speed. [read more ]

Business

Spink’s Cheese Makers

When milk prices soured, the Spink Hutterite Colony returned to its roots. [read more ]

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Events

March 23 - December 31

High Strung: Five Centuries of Stringed Keyboard Instruments - Vermillion

July 08 - August 01

Little Explorers Nature Preschool Session 2 (4-5 year olds) - Pierre

July 08 - August 01

Little Explorers Nature Preschool Session 2 (4-5 year olds) - Pierre

July 16 - July 31

Art Show - Redfield

July 21 - July 27

Days of '76 - Deadwood

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On This Day

July 26

Millions of acres of cropland in Iowa, Nebraska and South Dakota were devastated by a giant swarm of grasshoppers today in 1931. Cornstalks disappeared and some fields were completely eaten away. Reports said the swarm was so thick it blocked the sun.