How South Dakota Helped Save the World from Nuclear Calamity

Visitors and locals alike are often surprised to learn that South Dakota played a crucial role in the nation’s defense during the Cold War. For three decades, 150 nuclear missiles capable of massive destruction were buried beneath the plains, ready to be launched at a moment’s notice. Today, the National Park Service runs a historic site that provides a fascinating glimpse into the chilling past.

How to Take Great Photos Without Spending a Fortune

Jul 22, 2021

Contrary to popular belief, you don’t need fancy equipment or an in-depth knowledge of every button on your camera to take a good photo.

Sunshine Cures COVID Blues

Jul 20, 2021

SD Outdoor Shop offers apparel and gear for outdoor enthusiasts, as well as bike rentals, trail passes, and kayak/paddleboard rentals.

Don’t Make a Judgment Call — Dial 811 Before Digging Instead

Jul 15, 2021

Do you dig summer? The season offers plenty to love, from backyard barbecues to splashing in lakes. It’s also prime time for tackling yard projects. If you take the word literally, call 811 before even picking up a shovel. It’s the law … and your (and your neighbors’) safety depends on it!

Honey’s All the Buzz in South Dakota

Jul 8, 2021

Honeybees are South Dakota’s state insect, and they play a big role in our economy. South Dakota ranks second in the nation in honey production thanks to an ideal combination of soil, topography, and climate — translating to a $30 million crop. But honeybees are on the decline and need our help to thrive.

How Cable TV Overcame Tall Mountains, Angry Broadcasters, and D.C. Meddling

Jul 1, 2021

The number of television channels available to today’s consumer is so extensive, it’s hard to believe viewers were once limited to just three networks. Read on to learn how the change occurred.

Law Details Benefits of Fiber Optic Networks in D.C. Hearing

Jun 24, 2021

“There is nothing superior to fiber on the market as it relates to technology performance,” Golden West CEO and General Manager Denny Law said. “Fiber has been a great benefit for rural customers.”