Photo of the Week

A wet and foggy evening on Main Avenue in Sioux Falls. Photo by Wes Eisenhauer [read more]

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Food

A White Cookie Tradition

Four generations have enjoyed these sweet treats in Brookings. Photo by Staci Perry [read more ]

Mulled Wine, South Dakota Style

Travel

Sweet and Sour in Roslyn

The tiny town in Day County embraces both. [read more ]

History

The Christmas Medals

A new father’s enduring gift. [read more ]

Outdoors

Living with Lions

Love them or loathe them, mountain lions are here to stay. Can we learn to be good neighbors? Photo by Sam Stukel [read more ]

What’s in the Water at Wallace?

Culture

Joyful Noise

Christmas at the Nora Store feeds many a soul. [read more ]

What’s in the Water at Wallace?

Business

Mountain-made Furniture

Black Hills craftsmen create natural, durable home furnishings. [read more ]

Tasty Theatrics of the Wine Cellar

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Events

January 01 - January 31

Downtown Burger Battle - Sioux Falls

January 14 - January 15

South Dakota Ag Expo - Sioux Falls

January 15 - January 17

Ice Fishing Expo and Tournament - Mobridge

January 15 - January 25

Restaurant Week - Rapid City

January 15

Grit and Glory: Honoring America at 250 - Pierre

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On This Day

January 12

The storm known as the "children's blizzard" raged across Dakota Territory today in 1888. The day began balmy but the winds picked up and rain turned to snow. Teachers, noticing the ominous weather, let children go home. But the winds increased to 60 mph and the temperature dropped to 20 degrees below zero, trapping many children in the blizzard conditions. The southern half of the territory was hardest hit, with 112 people killed.