South Dakota magazine: Flood Article Issues

May/June 1995: Windmills

Ruth Ziolkowski

Pierre's Baseball Dynasty

Gettysburg

The Ku Klux Klan in South Dakota

Rafting the Old Missouri

Murder in Brule County

Quick 'n Easy Country Cookin

Living with Fire

July\August 1995: Colorful Characters

Evicting Pigeons

The Inside Story

Funniest Stories

Prettiest Places

The Dear Departed

Covering West River

Town Builders

Things Best Said

Burning Ditches Out West

Goin' Jackrabbit Crazy

Nov/Dec 1995: Downtown Rapid: Old charm mixed with new surprises gives Black Hills visitors plenty to see and do.

Crow Creek Excavation

Indian Women: Lakota author Virginia Driving Hawk Sneve shares her viewpoints

Rugged as a Rock

Elders of the Faith

Old Timer On Skates Outshoots Them All

Frosting the Competition

A Pickstown Avon Lady?

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

March/April 1996: Black Hills Elk Speak: When outdoorsman Kevin Lineback calls out, elk answer with their distinctive bugling tones

Carnegie Tradition Lives On: Buildings funded by steel magnate Andrew Carnegie still stand in 22 South Dakota communities

Ree Heights

Philip

Paul Bunyan: Legend says Paul Bunyan logged his way across SD, shaping the Black Hills along the way

Reservation Entrepreneurism: Elsie Meeks business on the Pine Ridge.

Rancher Roulette: Linda Hasselstrom

The Coolidge Conquest: A presidential summer in the Black Hills with Silent Cal.

Kuchen Catches On

South Dakota Sunsets

Dakota Skies.

Nov/Dec 1998: Saints in South Dakota

The Road to the Dome

Postcard to the Future

The Perfect South Dakota Town

A Business Most Fowl

Battling Leafy Spurge

Peter Norbeck

Pheasant Memories

July/ August 1999: Catch the Moment: The photography of Rapid City' Robert Wong.

Wandering Wolves

Custer Has Wings: A controversial sculpture is a metaphor for the Black Hills city.

Mother's Homemade Noodles

Redfield Whodunnit

Highway 385's Man of Adventure: Martin Collins of the Collins Buffalo Home taught us how to live dangerously to age 98.

Killing the Death Tax: Two Pennington County women launch a grassroots campaign taking on the inheritance tax.

Of Mice and Cats

Plankinton's Hay Bale Exhibit

Heartbeat of Mother Earth: Powwows are a celebration of life and community

The Creek that Thinks it's a River

Wheat Harvest on the Diamond Ring.

Nov/Dec 1999: Mobridge

Red Canyon

Seeking the First South Dakotans

East River Century Survivors

West River Century Survivors

A Reservation Winter

A Cow's Life

Jan/Feb 2000: Dancing in the Sacred Hoop

Is It Over Yet?

Olivet

Deep Creek School

Red Cloud

Barn Straightener

Indians, Forts and the Black Hills

Mar/Apr 2000: Brave Little Flower

Connecting SD

Pine Ridge Hero

Clark

The Odd Couple

What ever happened to Shorty Wallin?

High Mountain gardening.

January/February 2001: What's With Watertown?

Writers' Favorite Restaurants

The Great Escape

Why Not Edgemont?

Rapid City's Berlin Wall: A new symbol of freedom joins Ellsworth Air Force Base and Mount Rushmore.

Prisoners of War

Ponies to Presidents: Rapid City sculptor John Lopez creates both and more.

Minnesela, the County Seat That Died

The Polio Years

Minnehaha County in Winter

2001 College Guide

May/June 2001: Snapshots in Time: How nature wrecked and restored Stagebarn Canyon.

Aberdeen

Only in South Dakota: 100 travel tips unique to the Rushmore State.

White Ghost Leader

Twisting in the Wind

The Woman Behind Rushmore: Mary Borglum was more than a mountain-carver's wife.

Spearfish Wildlife Sanctuary

East Meets West at Al's

Farm Cats

Childhood in Aberdeen

Baum's Aberdeen Oz

Every Artist Needs a Friend: painter Charles Greener

September/October 2001: Sisseton's Secrets

Rediscovering the Wild Missouri

Ghost Buster

Rose Mary Goodson: A West River artist sketched her way through life.

Hotel Alex Johnson: Rapid City's landmark has been lodging colorful people for 75 years.

Purple Power

Hall of Fame

Frog Creek Birthday Club

Kuchen Cookin'

Sica Hollow

Dorothy Morgan.

July/August 2002: Crouse & Crew Clown Company

Parker - Kids and Cotton Candy

Independent Lives

The Old Reliables of 7th Street

Airy Destinations

Sioux Falls' River

Rockin' the Spearfish Pavilion

In the Footsteps of York

Fragments of Time

March/April 2003: There's Bears in Them Thar Hills

Playing Big in Rapid City

Homegrown Journalism

Music Man

Crazy Horse

Holey Rocks

Old World New Deal

From Clods to Clouds

Roscoe's Pie Patriot

July/August 2003: Presence of People

Brookings Unbounded

An Impractical Road: Iron Mountain Road

Sioux Falls Gems

The New Continental Divide

Ten Favorite Beaches

Sun Dance at Green Grass

Plying the Missouri

Riding High

Cascade

July/August 2004: Patching Mount Rushmore

Campfire Dreams

Platte

Firmly Planted in SD

Tiny Towns

Norwegian Warp and South Dakota Woof

Peever's Lady of Justice

Stories of World War II Survivors

Up the River with Lewis and Clark

The Missouri from Mulberry Bend

January/February 2005: Putting Fish Stories on Ice

South of the Badlands

Native Voices

A Marshall County Winter

Herald of Empire

The Cottonwood Tree

Living with Mountain Lions

Home Sweet Elevator

Horse Train

Public Enemy No. 1

May/June 2005: The Power and the Glory

Paul Horsted.

Bucking Horse Highway

Our Mountain Resort

The Man Behind McCrory Gardens

Smoke Watch

A Photographer's Photographer: Rapid City's Bill Groethe

Fun and Frivolity at Gayville Hall

Welcoming the Swift Fox Home

Deerfield Without Deerfield Store

Conserving Resources and Men (CCC).

November/December 2005: Redfield

There's No Home Like Stone

Patterns of Nature: A Rapid City duo explores nature through photography.

The Stratobowl Flight

Sketching the Black Hills: artist Mark McGinnis

The Town That Shot the Mold

East River, Sioux Falls

A Poor House Christmas

The Cedar Waxwing Orgy.

July/August 2006: Let 'er Buck!

Pierre — Our Cultured Capital

Dewey Beard — Last Man Standing

Storm Chasing

Overheard at the Alex Johnson

Trailing the James Brothers

Sheep Dogs at Sturgis

Hetland's Smithy

The Three States of South Dakota

January/February 2007: Beyond the Rim: Les Voorhis' photography of Spearfish Canyon.

Legendary Lake Kampeska

The House of the Holy White Man: Restoring Valentine McGillicuddy's home and legacy.

Artist Ride

'Bad Guy' Does Good: How the Black Hills healed a Vietnam veteran.

The Man Who Saved the Buffalo: Frederick Dupree's visionary roundup of 1883.

The Buffalo vs. The Bull

Black Hills Master Builder: C. C. Gideon designed and built some of the mountains' great landmarks.

Chokecherry Valentines.

July/August 2007: Hill City — Lumberjacks & Artists

My Mulberry Harvest

Gavins Point Dam

River Advocacy: Joe Riis.

Crash of the Flying Sioux

Teaching Bass Fishing

My Owl, Harvey

Bison's Celebrity Photographer: John Penor

Diamonds in the Salvage Yard: Gorman family Rapid City

Seeking the Hills: A Journey Museum exhibit

Snake Bit: Perkins County

Combing the World: Hazel Mahone

May/June 2008: Garretson's Mysteries

Saving the Bald Spot

How Donna Lee Found Serenity

Peever is Pieville

Our Centennial Trail

Waves of Wind

A Farmer's Story

Silver City and the Outside World

True Earth Homes

Rocky Voyage

The Muskegon Disaster

May/June 2010: Backpacking Sage Creek

Lemmon — Border Town

Grills from the Farm

On the Big Screen

Foot Doctor

The Funeral Gift

25 Things Every South Dakotan Should Do.

September/October 2010: Life Changers

Colton — Tractors Galore

25 Years of Foods

Problem Solvers

Bicycling the Hills

Racing Ginger

Mountain Lodges

Pettigrew's Redemption

July/August 2011: When the Highway Came to Elk Point: Eisenhower's interstate program changed South Dakota.

Our Zucchini Cook-off.

Our 66 County Backroads Guide: Out-of-the-way trips to each of our South Dakota counties.

'Artnership in Sioux Falls.

Sent to Moon, South Dakota.

A Night on the Town in Rapid City: Art alley.

March/April 2012: Questions of Nature

Changing Pace: Kayaking Black Hills lakes can be life-changing [Sylvan Lake].

The Spirit Behind the Tragedy: Memorializing the Rapid City cheerleaders killed 44 years ago.

Mysterious Monarchs

Secret Society of Morel Hunters

Landsick in Day County

Looking Up: South Dakota's dark skies.

Nov/Dec 2012: Making Merry

Strudels for the Soul

Harvey Dunn, Working Man.

Rekindling a Memory: The B-17 plane crash Harold Stone won't forget.

Why the Bottums Belong in South Dakota

Different Drums of Flandreau: Coexisting at the bend of the Big Sioux River.

Hall of Famers.

March/April 2013: Black Hills Climbs: Six trails to mountain splendor and good food.

Colombe's Colome:Tripp County.

Amaranth — A Future Crop?

Can We Save the Big Sioux?

Crawling a Cave: Jewel Cave

The Story Behind the Square: Breaking new ground at Rapid City's Main Street Square.

July/August 2013: Our Wild Blue Yonder.

Hoover Store

State Park Odyssey

The Long Road Home: The repatriation of warrior-showman Albert Afraid of Hawk.

Nightmare at Amsden Dam.

Rolling on the Crouch Line: Retracing a Black Hills railroad route from Rapid City to Mystic.

September/October 2014: Rodeo Champs of Oelrichs: In Fall River County, they're born in the saddle.

Autumn on the Big River

Custer's Last Buffalo Hunter: When Hollywood moguls needed a real-life gunman, they turned to Harvey Lancaster.

A Rapid City Treasure: Surprises await inside The Clock Shop and Presidential Pawn.

South Dakota's Comeback City: Huron

Spooklight Road

Why South Dakota?

Summer at Milk's Camp

Book Festival Guide.

March/April 2015: Town Tales

Tears in Dakota

Land of Free Spirits

Selling a New Magazine

Favorite Stories

What We Eat

They Said It Best

South Dakota Laughter

January/February 2016: Reviving the Doctor's House: restoring Valentine McGillycuddy's home

How to Grow a South Dakotan

Flight of the Goosemobile

Dirt Meridian

Witten

Harney Peak's True Summit

Ten Years of Hiking Harney: Matt Jackson, a Rapid City carpenter, has hiked to the top every month for a decade.

Back in Time: Potter Family Theatre

The Murder of Patsy Magner:

July/August 2016: How High's the Corn?

Back Seat with Fish

Swinging on the Rocks: Bouldering — a blend of gymnastics and rock climbing was born in the Black Hills.

Naming Jett

Rattlesnake Under His Hat: Reptile Gardens founder Earl Brockelsby was a snake whisperer.

Frosting Zebras

Golf Outside the Box

September/October 2016: Bad Roads, Good Roads

City Renewal by the Bite

Dignity: Dale Lamphere's monumental sculpture is taking shape on a Badlands ranch.

Deuel County Tradition in a Bowl.

The Good Flood: How irrigation changed the Belle Fourche River valley.

The Big Seven

January/February 2017: Why We Eat Where We Eat

A Retreat to Tiny Lily: Photographer Howard Christopherson

Bridges to History: Favorite stories from the historical re-enactors who breathe life into South Dakota history.

The Courtship of Caboose No. 1208: Jeanne Bauder's train car connects Huron and Hill City.

Lakota Games on Ice

Winter Reader

Guide to Higher Education

Bad Roads, Good Roads

City Renewal by the Bite

Dignity: Dale Lamphere's monumental sculpture is taking shape on a Badlands ranch.

Deuel County Tradition in a Bowl

The Good Flood

The Big Seven: Lakota Nation Invitational

May/June 2019 : Pilgrimage for the soul

Very, very nice things

For the birds

The real hero: Kenneth Scissions wasn't just a comic book star.

Blessed sacramints

Bikepacking the Black Hills

The Ironman governor: Frank Farrar

Lost in Grant county.

September/October 2020: Galena road today

Under the radar: Box Elder

Pillar & Pinky

Heirloom recipes

SD and the Spanish flu

Cinnamon rolls, 25 cents

Eight over seven ... in one

Growing something special.

March/April 2021: Serenity in the pocket

Always on our minds

Wows and woes on River St.

Reaching new heights

"I love to cook with you" Lakota chefs

Our goat renaissance.

November/December 2021: Malchow Plaza

The Violinist and the Sculptor: Dorothy Comstock Ziolkowski

Don't judge Frederick by its size

The lonely grave

Finding Frank Ashford

Poems about real things

A 66-county tree.