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Nestled in the Badlands

By Chad Coppess ((img|interior-2-17-25-1.jpg|width=759)) The lights of Interior twinkle against the Badlands wall.   There once was a town called Black on the White River. Black was the name of an area...

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Why We Fall for Balanced Rocks

By Bernie Hunhoff ((img|balanced-rocks-2-24-25-1.jpg|width=759)) Balanced rocks near Sylvan Lake.   Ever since there have been poets, which is roughly the last 5,000 years, they have lauded the...

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March/April 2025

((img|MarApr25.jpg|width=250)) A juvenile eastern red-tailed hawk flies near the confluence of the Cheyenne and Missouri rivers. Photo by Chad Coppess   Flat and Happy: An entertaining loop through...

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A Musical Bridge

By John Andrews  ((img|lakota-music-project-3-3-25-1.jpg|width=759)) Bryan Akipa is a self-taught red cedar flute player who also makes the instruments in his home near Agency Village on the Lake...

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The Characters of Isabel

By Chad Coppess ((img|isabel-3-24-25-1.jpg|width=759)) Ryan Maher provides groceries and supplies for a wide area of the state from the Occidental General Store.   The high school closed in 2009, the...

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Dancing with Grebes

Story and photos by Donna Caplinger ((img|dancing-with-grebes-3-31-25-1.jpg|width=759)) Western grebes appear to walk on water during the rush, perhaps the most distinctive element of their spring...

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The Elevator

By Bernie Hunhoff ((img|elevators-4-7-25-1.jpg|width=759)) A skeleton of the Rauville Grain Company still attracts attention north of Watertown.   Dave Goos recalls walking into Lampert Lumber Company...

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Ramming Through the Mickelson Trail

Story by Paul Higbee Photos by Chad Coppess ((img|mickelson-trail-4-14-25-1.jpg|width=759)) The Mickelson Trail, a recreational trail built atop an old railroad bed. stretches 109 miles from the...

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First Signs of Spring

By Christian Begeman People who live in the Northern Plains tend to be hardy. They can endure hot, dry summers or long, hard winters with the best of them. Even so, the first signs of spring on the...

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Double the Fun in Carthage

By Chad Coppess ((img|carthage-4-28-25-1.jpg|width=450)) Cabaret Days is Carthage's annual summer celebration and includes a kids' scavenger hunt on Main Street. The road through Carthage may not be...

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May/June 2025

((img|MayJune25.jpg|width=250)) Sara Henning, camera in hand, is a barista for South Dakota Magazine's coffee house, Muddy Mo's. Numerous photographers, amateur and professional, have contributed...

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