SDPB Staff

In the Moment broadcasts from the 2024 South Dakota Arts Conference held in Sioux Falls on June 7, 2024.

David Hersrud takes a look at the state of classical music and surfaces a few rising stars of the new generation of classical composers and conductors.

With Mount Rushmore as a backdrop, President Dwight Eisenhower addressed the South Dakota Young Republicans League on June 11, 1953.

A man convicted in a West River bank robbery is sentenced to ten years in federal prison.

In this Dakota Life story from 2012, SDPB takes a look back at the 1972 Rapid City flood.

We travel back into the Dakota Life archives to 1999 and meet Fern Wirth and Rosalie Hubert, who describe what life was like for them during wartime.

Get to know the history of the Chapel of the Holy Spirit, sometimes called the “Old Stone Church,” located near Timber Lake, South Dakota.

In this Dakota Life story from 2005, learn more about the history of Fort Sisseton.

Fort Sisseton was established in eastern Dakota Territory in 1864. Today, the restored army base features renovated buildings and festival events, recalling the fort's importance as a frontier outpost.

South Dakota’s two leading industries are agriculture and tourism. Agritourism combines these endeavors and allows vacationers to relax while learning more about South Dakota. Take a detour to Interior, Sturgis, Spearfish, and more.