Northern State University art professor Mark McGinnis traveled around the state interviewing and painting 15 elders of the faith. This is McGinnis' perception of Steve Charging Hawk.

 

Downtown Rapid: Old charm mixed with new surprises gives Black Hills visitors plenty to see and do.

Crow Creek Excavation: Mosasaurs and plesiosaurs are bringing people and cultures together in South Dakota.

Indian Women: Lakota author Virginia Driving Hawk Sneve shares her viewpoints. [read more]

Rugged as a Rock: Ipswich was built on a firm foundation by people like Joe Parmley...but there's still work to be done.

Elders of the Faith: Though their faces are weathered and creased, these South Dakotans reflect beauty and wisdom.

Old Timer On Skates Outshoots Them All: A Wessington Springs duck hunt turned fowl when an old neighbor took to the ice. [read more]

Frosting the Competition: Steve Stellingwerf shares some tips and recipes from 20 years in the baking business.

A Pickstown Avon Lady?: Writer John Hilpert explains and also shares other tidbits he dug out of his co-workers.

Following the Wind: Michael Melius takes readers inside the cavernous maze called Jewel Cave.

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