Sisters help customers near and far sewing quilts and community
With each stitch, sisters Deb Mergen and Diane Bunkers sew together quilts of dedication, customer service, and community involvement. The pair has learned a lot about quilting in the 12 years they’ve owned and operated Always Your Design in Dell Rapids.
‘Reels’ on the Ranch
When Justin Koehler moved to Denver years ago, he never thought the media career he wanted would allow him to return to South Dakota. Today he continues his film career working remotely from his family ranch between Philip and Midland.
Freeman Health saves lives and provides telemedicine
Freeman Regional Health Services utilizes telemedicine for expert opinions from specialists without having to leave the emergency room. Dr. Jay Allison, Sheila Rigo, and Angie Wollmann are a few of the many that care for their hometown every day, providing opportunities for better care for many.
Hartford Fire and Rescue volunteer dedicates time to community safety
The Hartford Fire and Rescue is comprised of volunteers and has been run by the community since 1902. Doni Rolfson is one of the volunteer firefighters/EMTs who continues nearly 40 years later in preserving the community she cares about.
Karl’s starts its reputation for service in the town of Gregory
Discover the story of Karl’s TV & Appliance, a successful retailer with a strong focus on customer service since 1956.
A simple guide for popular, age-appropriate video games
Discover the evolution of video games from Pong to today’s global phenomenon. Explore immersive 3D graphics and online multiplayer options.
Wall father-son duo turns passion and hard work into top-notch service
Mike and Michael Luedeman started their tire business, M&M Sales, as a father-son duo in 2009 before expanding in 2018. Since then, they have gained a reputation for their outstanding service and kind attitudes. Utilizing their Golden West service, they manage the stress of day-to-day work easily.
30 years of radio supports local people in their hometowns
Discover how Scott Schramm and his team at KWYR Radio are making a difference in their local communities through their radio broadcasts.
Small-town antique car collector creates online YouTube following
Ben Dolloff knew from a young age that antiques were a passion he would have for life. After moving across the country to Murdo, Ben and his wife Laurie own and operate an antique business and YouTube channel. Ben sells most of his antiques online and uses his Golden West service to share videos he’s produced with thousands of followers.
Lakota women-owned business builds a new vision for their area
Serena and Ellen Harmon own Rosebud Building Products and Equipment Rental, providing essential resources for their community. This Lakota women-owned business supplies their community with building materials, equipment rental, and more.
