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Visions of the Past
Abandoned farmhouses and barns may be eyesores to some, but for Christian Begeman, they are bittersweet pieces of history. read more >>
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South Dakota Web Roundup
This week: spooky sketches, squash soup, city chickens, coat collections and one last zucchini recipe. read more >>
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Sioux Falls Ghost Buster
Ghosts are every bit as human as we are, and their stories are rich and varied, according to Sioux Falls psychic Donna O’Dea. read more >>
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Sacred Bear Butte
The Summit Trail at Bear Butte hooks hikers with its spiritual significance as well as its amazing scenery and view. read more >>
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Gregory County’s Healing Waters
Do the waters of Lake Sully and Whetstone Creek in Gregory County hold magical, healing powers? read more >>
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2011: Our Summer of Geocaching
After spending the summer atop the Coughlin Campanile in Brookings, South Dakota Magazine‘s strategically placed geocache is now back at the magazine’s headquarters in Yankton. We’re fairly new to geocaching, but it seems our maiden voyage was successful. Between Memorial Day weekend and mid-October, 111 people (plus the SDSU track team) signed our notebook. Some… read more >>
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Hunting’s Odd Couple
Despite what some hunters might tell you, the key to a good South Dakota pheasant hunt is a good South Dakota pheasant hunting dog. read more >>
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Box Elder’s Good Eggs
Happy chickens lay colorful eggs at Sherri Bolda’s home near Box Elder. read more >>
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Occupiers Vs. Tea Partiers
Although differering in message, average age and fashion choices, both are genuine movements composed of red-blooded Americans. read more >>
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South Dakota Web Roundup
This week: films, Food Day, pheasants, pumpkins and stunning views of our fair state. read more >>
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Yankton Paid a Price
Would Yankton be the capital city of South Dakota today if our forefathers would have behaved themselves? read more >>
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Black and White Magic
Our visual reality is in living color. Knowing this, a good photograph needs to have rich, true colors to catch one’s eye to make the image work… or does it? read more >>