Editor's Notebook
The Next Ethanol
February 20, 2012
Ethanol led the way for bio-fuels, but it's about to be upstaged in Redfield by a new kid in the cornfield.
Video: Sub Zero in South Dakota
February 2, 2012
Randy Halverson's time-lapse video shot near his Kennebec farm will remind you what February in South Dakota is supposed to look like.
A New Flag for South Dakota
January 24, 2012
Our legislature adopted a state flag in 1909, but it has been lost. A new design by the great artist Dick Termes pays homage to the old, and yet provides a design for the future.
The Day the Courthouse Burned
January 16, 2012
Courthouses are among the most important buildings in 66 South Dakota cities so it's painful when they burn.
Ethan Needs Us
January 11, 2012
Losing your town's last restaurant is always sorrowful, but the Thills — and their customers in Ethan — deserve better than this. Maybe we can do something about it.
Pierre's Paper Soul
January 10, 2012
Prairie Pages Bookseller of Pierre overcame the harrowing flood of 2011 to become South Dakota Retailer of the Year.
Why We Love Railroad Depots
December 28, 2011
Fort Pierre citizens are forking over real money to bring their train depot to town.
Surviving a Warm Winter
December 27, 2011
How our strong Norwegian influence helps to guide us through a warm December.
Why We Print 50,000 Magazines
December 22, 2011
Twenty-seven Christmases ago, we struggled to find 200 subscribers so we could qualify for a mailing permit. What's changed?
Grandpa The Bank Robber
December 19, 2011
Most longtime South Dakotan have a few black sheep in their family histories. What's the statute of limitations on being embarrassed by great-granddad?
Oldest Beer Joint in South Dakota
December 15, 2011
Enjoy a cool brew in one of South Dakota's oldest commercial buildings, the Excelsior Mill on the river in Yankton.
Can You Hear Corn Grow?
December 14, 2011
We're making a list of all the great and small questions about life in South Dakota's great outdoors. Got any?
How Palmer's Gulch Raised a Professor
December 12, 2011
Watson Parker, co-author of the cult/hiker classic "Black Hills Ghost Towns" and one of our state's premier historians, remembers the night in Palmers Gulch when he became inspired to seek a career in academia.
Welcome Randy Tiedeman, Subscriber 44,000
December 8, 2011
Readers make the magazine, so we still get excited every time we find a new one. Especially when the new reader intentionally overpays and he helps us reach a milestone.
Yes We Can. No You Can't.
December 1, 2011
The Corps of Engineers came to Yankton and demonstrated why government is floundering in the 21st century.
She Shoots Like a Girl
November 28, 2011
We're proud of all the staffers who help publish this magazine, but our quiet circulation director has really earned bragging rights.
Is It Cheaper To Live in South Dakota?
November 25, 2011
Let's debunk the myth that it's cheaper to live in South Dakota — unless you live in a small West River town in which a good house can be had for $12,875.
Walk On Water in Yankton
November 23, 2011
The Meridian Bridge makes possible a 12-mile loop that will guide hikers and bikers past quaint restaurants, farm fields, eagle roosts, a sailing marina and forested river bottom.
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