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Beresford’s Big Screen Debut
A film shot in rural Union County makes its debut at this weekend’s Reel Dakota Film Festival in Sioux Falls. read more >>
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The Art of the Marching Band
Let’s give one last cheer of appreciation for marching bands before they march indoors for the season. read more >>
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Lazy Preserving: Oven Dried Tomatoes
An easy way to save the last tomatoes of the season for winter use. read more >>
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Noem Kicking Up Congressional Dust
Congresswoman Kristi Noem has made blocking dust regulations a centerpiece of her legislative agenda. Is she kicking up dust over an nonexistent issue? read more >>
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Mni Wiconi and Keystone XL
Mni Wiconi means Water of Life in Lakota. Without water, there is no life. read more >>
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Getting the Good Stuff
Sometimes good photo locations need a little something extra to make them great. read more >>
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Opening Day of Pheasant Season
Last Saturday was the opening day of South Dakota’s ringneck pheasant season. Bernie Hunhoff went out to the fields to capture the action. read more >>
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S.D.’s High Holiday
Next to Christmas, there really is no other time in South Dakota that screams FAMILY like”the opener”. read more >>
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Web Roundup – What Are You Hunting For?
Pheasant season starts tomorrow! For hunting tips, other wildlife activity and different forms of hunting, check out this week’s links. read more >>
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Adams House Stories
First owners Harris and Anna Franklin were rich and they wanted a house that showed it. The arrival of the railroad in Deadwood made if feasible for them to build the extravagant Queen Anne-style home in 1892. read more >>
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The Last Nurseryman
Gurneys have been growing nursery stock in Yankton since 1898, but the business wasn’t always as peaceful as it is today. read more >>
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Diane Sawyer on the Rez
This Friday night, ABC News anchor Diane Sawyer will report on the plight of young people on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation. read more >>