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WE HAVE AN INDUSTRY!
South Dakota Magazine hosted a Plains Publishers’ Conference on Thursday (Sept. 13) and a crowd of writers, photographers, designers and publishers showed up. read more >>
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Learn While You Play in Brookings
The Children’s Museum of South Dakota in Brookings is fun for all ages. read more >>
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Nature’s Buglers
While in the Black Hills this month, listen as bull elk make one of nature’s most distinctive sounds. read more >>
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Cookin’ Kuchen
Thank the Germans for South Dakota’s sweet state dessert. read more >>
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Diversity on the Convention Stage
African Americans, Latinos and women are shining stars in the Republican Party scene. read more >>
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South Dakota Web Roundup
Ribs? Kuchen? Competitive eating? Fill your bellies at some of this weekend’s great events. read more >>
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Why Poker Alice?
The Clay County musicians in the Poker Alice Band can’t explain their name, but the reasons for their popularity are obvious. read more >>
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Sharing “Difficult” Recipes
Sometimes a recipe is too good not to share — even if the ingredients aren’t small town grocery store staples. read more >>
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Pe ‘Sla, Property Tax and Reconciliation
The Lakota struggle to preserve the sacred land at Reynold’s Prairie is an opportunity to further the cause of white-Native reconciliation. read more >>
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The Pleasure’s in the Details
Nature’s rich colors and textures delight visitors to Lake Alvin and the new Blood Run Nature Area. read more >>
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South Dakota Web Roundup
In this week’s roundup: South Dakota variety in photos. read more >>
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Saturday at Split Rock Creek
A free Saturday leads to a day trip to Split Rock Creek, Palisades State Park and Devil’s Gulch. read more >>