Following Black Elk’s Good Red Road

Our visit to Manderson, home of the Lakota holy man who may one day be declared a saint. [read more]

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Food

Christmas Cookies With a Twist

Ammonia is the surprising ingredient in this traditional German recipe. [read more ]

Travel

A Border Town

South Dakota and Minnesota meet at Gary. [read more ]

History

Blazing Trails

Black Hills road builders didn’t move mountains. They cut through them. [read more ]

George Kingsbury: Eyewitness to History

Outdoors

Needles Highway in Winter

When a well-traveled state highway becomes a dynamite path to solitude. [read more ]

Culture

Following Black Elk’s Good Red Road

Our visit to Manderson, home of the Lakota holy man who may one day be declared a saint. [read more ]

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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January 23

Brothers George and Bill Piper founded the United Family Farmers at the former Byron School in Beadle County today in 1973. The group formed to oppose the Oahe Irrigation Project, which called for channeling and pumping Missouri River water to irrigate 190,000 acres of farmland in northeastern South Dakota. Opposition grew through the 1970s, and Congress terminated the project in 1982.