Onward Yankton announced the winner of the community’s”Big Idea” contest on Monday. Photos by Bernie Hunhoff.
Category: gallery-business
Pouring It On
Dave Stevens Concrete showed up early this morning to lay the floor for South Dakota Magazine’s new library and conference space. It’s a beautiful day to watch them work. Photos by Bernie Hunhoff.
Wild Idea Buffalo Co.
Cheyenne River Ranch buffalo roam freely on thousands of acres of native grasses. The ranch is owned by Dan and Jill O’Brien with a focus on grassland restoration and humanely harvested meat sold via Wild Idea Buffalo Co. Dan has been a wildlife biologist and rancher for over 30 years and is author of Buffalo for the Broken Heart: Restoring Life to a Black Hills Ranch.
Bonny Fleming captured these photos by 4-wheeler this spring. View more of her photos or purchase prints here.
Snowy Day at South Dakota Magazine
The snow hasn’t stopped since we arrived at the magazine this morning. We were inspired to get outside and take some photos of the beautiful, changed landscape. But it was a little cold to venture far. Here are some photos of the historic office of South Dakota Magazine. Photos by Bernie Hunhoff.
WE HAVE AN INDUSTRY!
In this state of 50 million acres you might think there’s not much of a creative publishing industry beyond the nuts-and-bolts newspaper industry, but you’d be wrong. South Dakota Magazine hosted a Plains Publishers’ Conference on Thursday (Sept. 13) and a crowd of writers, photographers, designers and publishers showed up. Photos by Bernie Hunhoff.
A New Old Hotel
South Dakota’s newest hotel is also one of our oldest.
1880 Wedding Train
Lisa Duncan shared these photos of a wedding party enjoying a ride on the 1880 Train. The 1880 Train takes a round trip through the Black Hills between Hill City and Keystone. You can see more of Lisa’s photos at lisaduncan.smugmug.com.
Sanford Center Announces Projects
Editor Bernie Hunhoff took these photos at the Sanford Center campus in Sioux Falls last Friday.
Gary Blind School Renovations
Gary’s citizens are excited about this turn of events. The Blind School sat empty for nearly half a century before renovation work started. See the town’s new web site for a taste of their enthusiasm. Visit www.experiencegarysd.com.
