The Elevator

Is farm country’s tallest icon worthy of preservation? [read more]

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Food

Freeman’s Savory Soup

Summer savory provides a subtle punch to a traditional German dish. [read more ]

Christmas Cookies With a Twist

Travel

The Characters of Isabel

They keep the town humming and preserve its stories. [read more ]

History

The Spirit Behind a Tragedy

Rapid City was stunned when a plane carrying six cheerleaders and three community leaders crashed in March of 1968. But the cheerleaders’ memory ... [read more ]

George Kingsbury: Eyewitness to History

Outdoors

Dancing with Grebes

Spellbinding rituals of spring occur on South Dakota’s lakes and ponds. [read more ]

Why We Fall for Balanced Rocks

Culture

The Elevator

Is farm country’s tallest icon worthy of preservation? [read more ]

Following Black Elk’s Good Red Road

Business

Tasty Theatrics of the Wine Cellar

Diners seem to appreciate the little nighttime eatery with black tablecloths and a hostess who knows food and theater. [read more ]

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On This Day

April 16

In 1883, a group of men from Newark, N.Y., staked the first claims at the village of Newark in Marshall County. Now deserted, Newark once flourished with two elevators, a hotel, theater, three grocery stores, two banks, a church and several other businesses.