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The evolution of the Burke Rodeo started in 1990 when a man wanted a place for kids to practice riding and roping. After a whole lot of welding, the work of building a rodeo began.
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The odds of having twins are low, but what are the chances that four sets of twins live on the same street? Astronomical.
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The worlds of wrestling and rodeo come together each summer during the Rumble at the Rodeo in Burke, South Dakota.
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SDPB talks with Burke Mayor Tom Glover about how the community rebuilt itself better than ever after this tornado ripped the town apart and brought the people closer together.
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If you ask around town, Myrna Brunz taught pretty much everyone who has come through the Burke school system. As she turned the page on teaching, she's found a new chapter in writing about all-things happening in town.
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The Burke Area Farmers Market was named the best in the state. Evidence can be seen in the enthusiasm of customers and the commitment of vendors.
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Local artist, Kate Witt, beautifies Burke with a brush, some paint, and a story. Arguably her best yet, in downtown Burke she tells the story of a man who was a pillar of the community.
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Kelsea Sutton, a member of the Gregory Historical Society shares about the town of Burke, South Dakota and its origins.
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In this Dakota Life story from 2011, come with SDPB to the Burke Stampede Rodeo.