Dr. Clay Yeoman, DDS, gained an appreciation for vintage seed bags while working at a Dell Rapids seed company in the 70's. Today, he has an impressive collection.

Wayne Porter, of Porter Sculpture Park, has spent nine St. Lawrence, South Dakota winters building a 40 foot horse, one steel railroad tie plate at a time.

Jennifer White aims to foster a fun, interactive experience at her new Native American art gallery in Sioux Falls.

The Freeman production of the classic musical tells "a community story in the context of a community experience,” says director Tim Galtner.

As Dahl's Chainsaw Art opens for its ninth Black Hills summer, brothers Jarrett & Jordan plan to make a year-round go of it.

Though Cleveland didn't seek rock star status, his never-repeated summit of the revered Needles' pinnacle is still cult-legendary.

Here are the award photos (champion, 2nd place, and third place) for both Class AA and Class A of the 2016 State Show Choir Competition.

Eight of South Dakota’s finest high school Show Choirs will gather in Sioux Falls for the 1st Annual State High School Show Choir Competition. The 2016 State Show Choir Competition will be held April 9th in the Lorang Theater at O’Gorman High School in Sioux Falls.

Eliza Blue: Banjo Folk from Bison, SD

At Carlos and Esther Vega's Mexican mini-chain in Watertown, Brookings and Sioux Falls, the flavors may be Guadalajaran, but the ambience is all Tonalá.

The exhibit is open through May 7.

Lake Norden celebrates the Saint who chased the grasshoppers out of Finland.

A Dispatch from the SD Taxidermy Association Convention.

Joel Pulliam, whose work is on display at the new National Museum of the American Indian exhibit "Unbound: Narrative Art of the Plains," talks with SDPB about his medium, Whiteclay, and art as an empowerment tool for Pine Ridge.