Custer Camp Resort is Straight Out of the Stone Age
Custer campground sits on a prehistoric site once populated by cavemen and dinosaurs. Today, you’ll find everything from traditional RV and tent sites to teepees and treehouses.
Life on the Ranch for this Hometown Hero Means Lots of Dough
When Hartford resident Adam DeJong got a job delivering pizzas in high school, he had no idea he would one day own the restaurant. After serving in the Army National Guard, Adam thought about teaching or coaching … but realized his true passion involved pepperoni.
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
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
SD Outdoor Shop offers apparel and gear for outdoor enthusiasts, as well as bike rentals, trail passes, and kayak/paddleboard rentals.
Honey’s All the Buzz in South Dakota
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.
Law Details Benefits of Fiber Optic Networks in D.C. Hearing
“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.”
Summer Celebration Features Everything from Hot Dogs to Hot Rods
Now in its 34th year, Dell Rapids Quarry Days promises fun activities and entertainment for the entire family, whether you’re into classic cars, corn hole, or dancing in the street. It’s just one of many annual events across South Dakota. The Exchange will help you keep track of fun things to do all year long!
Would You Pay a Cowboy Poet to Help Fix a Fence?
Robert Dennis says there are two things you never ask a rancher: how big their ranch is and how many cattle they own.
“That’s like asking how much money they have in the bank,” he explains. “We don’t like to be a braggy people!”
Badlands Lead to Good Adventures
If you’ve ever stopped for free ice water at Wall Drug before exploring the rugged pinnacles and spires of the Badlands, you can relate to the editors of Midwest Living magazine. The regional publication honored both South Dakota attractions in its 2021 Best of the Midwest awards.
