On the Other Hand

with Kevin Woster

Although bored by politics, Bjorkman leaves circuit court for U.S. House race hoping for wave of change

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U.S. House candidate Tim Bjorkman speaks at his listening meeting

Bjorkman knows he could lose big, but still has hope in House race

Celebrating books and saying goodbye to a river that still flows

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An easy book to love on Book Lovers Day

Lyrical John Graves narrative helped save stretch of Brazos

Celebrating Ferret Day at Wind Cave National park and remembering the dog that saved a species

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A snoozing black-footed ferret was a visitor treat during Ferret Day

Thirty six years after Shep brought ferret home, preservation work goes on

Channeling '86: an old reporter, Republican teens and memories of the Mound City matriarch

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Past Teenage Republican Chair Audrey Kope designed the shirt

Failure in governor's race didn't weaken Kundert's winning legacy

Hey dad, guess what: I was in the gator pen and lived to tell about it!

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Reptile Gardens assistant reptile curator Matt Plank, in the gator pen

Eighty years later, Reptile Gardens still mixes education, entertainment and "culture"

So, just go fly fishing with a pal and chat a bit? Yeah, I think I can handle that assignment

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Tim Bjork joins the "go fish" assignment on Spearfish Creek

Time in the water, with the camera running

In an era of the impolite, South Dakotans cling to courtesy -- even at contentious town hall

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Husband Bryon Noem looks on as Rep. Kristi Noem talks health care

Noem faces emotional crowd, defends GOP health-care plan

Who parties hearty after 15 years of marriage? The little brother, of course

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Next stop 20 years, unless we party again at 16

Fifteenth anniversary bash inspired by love, loss

Native American leaders stand up against Meth: North Rapid march aimed at supporting neighborhood

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With burning sage, Sonny Richards smudges marchers against meth

In warrior society, men and women share leadership role against addiction, violence

Going all Dave Kranz on Marty Jackley, the Dale Bartscher hiring and the campaign battle for evangelicals

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Dave Kranz-like note-taking gear helped in the Marty Jackley interview

Well-known evangelical brings religious-right credentials to Jackley campaign

Reflections from Spearfish Canyon on losing a net, saving a pickup and getting a helping hand

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The pickup, hauled back up on the asphalt where it belongs

Good Samaritans turn up with tow rope, reminder of patriostism

Why do I need the $600 waders? Because I don't have a $40,000 boat

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Stepping into deeper water in chest-wader price

Age and body type mean customized wader fit, and higher price

With Tom Petty and hope in the air, Billie Sutton begins campaign against long odds, Republican dominance

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Democratic state Sen. Billie Sutton takes questions on his campaign

Democratic state senator, former rodeo cowboy, hopes to break Republican hold on governor's chair

Heading back to the home country for Memorial Day, to fill up the plate and the heart

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The Post 179 color guard assembles at the Kennebec Cemetery

Kennebec-Reliance celebration offers small-town potluck, patriotic spirit

Middletent twins mirror image of Native Hope for next generation

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Kansas, left, and Kyal Middletent with grandma Mary Shields

Lower Brule brothers tell own stories of success, failure recovery

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