Dakota Life
Stories about interesting South Dakota people, places, and things. New episodes on TV and online the second Thursday of each month, September - June
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Greetings from Wessington Springs
Most cities shape the landscape they’re on, but in Wessington Springs it’s the other way around.
Native American Voices
Dakota Life episodes featuring South Dakota's Native American Communities
Dakota Life Detours Off the Beaten Path
Experience a world-class museum in Timber lake and take a peek at who makes those Wall Drug signs.
Dakota Life November 1999
We visit barns, sod house and one room schoolhouses across South Dakota.
Dakota Life Detours The Highline of the Black Hills
Join SDPB as we take a ride on the most scenic railway of the Black Hills and learn its history.
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The Fort Thompson Mounds in South Dakota are a series of low earthen mounds extending for a distance of about 6 miles. -
The Ritz Ballroom was an entertainment landmark near Beresford. Dancers came from all over the region, and a few famous people played the venue. -
At the height of the Cold War in the early 1960's, the landscape around Union Center, South Dakota, changed dramatically with the edition of Minute Men Missile Sites. -
Step on to Laurel Prieb Field in Webster, South Dakota. A mini replica of Target Field in Minneapolis.
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A man named Mr. Garretson had an idea to connect a short-line railroad from Willmar, MN to Garretson, SD to Sioux City, IA. Hop on board for the story of Mr. Garreton's Train Town. -
While on vacation home in 1976, Rich Holzapfel's grandfather had a heart attack and was rushed to Sioux Falls - that's where he met the ward nurse who would become his wife of 45 years. -
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