The ‘Jeep Wave’ – It’s an Off-Road Thing
One thing I didn’t know about being a first time Jeep owner was “the wave.” Whether I’m off-roading or downtown Sioux Falls, Jeep owners wave at each other.
Black Hills
Serenity Dennard Search Will Continue
Search will continue until 9-year old girl is found.
Environmental Group Eyes New Uranium Mining Exploration
A group formed to protect the environment from uranium mining has an eye on a new project proposed for the Black Hills.
Authorities Narrowing Area in Search for Serenity Dennard
Authorities are narrowing the search area as they continue looking for missing 9-year-old Serenity Dennard who ran away two months ago.
Youth Dies on South Dakota Snowmobile Trail
The child was from North Dakota and was a passenger on a snowmobile being driven by a family member.
I Miss the Fall Colors of the Black Hills
This is a time of year when I really miss living in the Black Hills. When October rolls around the pines and spruce are dominated by the colors coming from the aspen, birch, and oak trees.
The End of September Brings Snow to South Dakota
The end of September 2018 is ushering in winter in South Dakota. Thursday night into Friday morning saw several inches of snow fall in the Black Hills.
Buffalo Roundup and Art Show in Custer State Park
The annual Buffalo Roundup is Saturday and the Arts Festival is Thursday through Saturday at Custer State Park in the Black Hills.
Company Looking for Gold Tries to Claim 1898 Water Right
State regulators say there's no evidence that a Canadian company exploring for gold in the Black Hills has ownership of a water right dating back to 1898.
Landowners Sue South Dakota Utility, Phone Company over Fire
A group of landowners is suing a South Dakota utility company for alleged negligence in the third-largest wildfire in the Black Hills region's history.