With an influx in prices of groceries it could be hard for people to know where their next meal is coming from, which can make people depend on food banks. Feeding South Dakota is a part of one of the largest hunger-relief organizations in the nation, Feeding America. This organization is asking for help during Hunger Action Month.
The Hill City Plein Air Paint Out this weekend will gather artists together to paint the beautiful landscape of the Black Hills, from the prairie to the mountains, from the lakes and streams to the wildlife peeking out from the haze of the skies to the rich history of South Dakota.
“With this Magnet recognition, we are well positioned to continue providing high-quality care for our patients and our community,” said Tasha Frisinger, MSN, RN, CNML, vice president of nursing.
Every week we talk with a different health expert to bring you health tips that you can use in your daily life. This week we are joined by Dr. Kirstin Hockhausen with Monument Dermatology to talk about treating sunburns.
Diane Wilson, author of the 2023 One Book South Dakota, and winner of the 2022 Minnesota Book Award for Fiction for her popular “The Seed Keeper” will headline the Festival of Books this week beginning with appearances in Deadwood, Lead, and Piedmont.
As of January, 6,338 people have reached the summit of Mount Everest and now we can add a Native American surgeon to that small list of climbers to have successfully reached the top of the tallest mountain in the world.
More than a dozen arborists, vegetation specialists, and landscape professionals gathered at the Black Hills National Cemetery Wednesday morning to touch up the grounds.
The South Dakota Poetry Society will sponsor the “Poetry on the Road” project which will consists of a series of monthly poetry readings around the state over the course of a year.
Meet and greet Ann Charles, a “USA TODAY” best-selling author who writes fictional novels that are splashed with humor, mystery, romance, supernatural, and whatever else sounds like fun.