Artist Skyler Stencil has a calm demeanor when helping new students at the wheel at her new pottery space, Smudge Studios.
Area students who have an acrylic painting, charcoal drawing or clay sculpture on display at the Sioux City Art Center for ...
A new law in South Dakota will restrict transgender people’s use of communal facilities in public schools and state-owned buildings starting July 1. Republican Gov.
Visitors to the Washington Pavilion can learn all about agriculture’s influence in South Dakota, and beyond. Ag Day in the ...
Simone Dinnerstein and Rebecca Fischer will discuss career paths in music for women, teach music students and present a ...
South Dakota Attorney General Marty Jackley is weighing in on the rule of law after the Trump administration was accused of ...
Effective medical diagnosis depends not just on looking, but on truly perceiving. Recognizing this, many medical training ...
BROOKINGS, South Dakota — South Dakota State University announces Katelyn Marie Engel of Hays, has graduated following the summer and fall 2024 semesters. Engel graduated Cum Laude with a Bachelor of ...
The event is a statewide competition put on by the South Dakota Retailers Association and focuses on culinary arts and ...
Ever since he was a boy, Dan Hall has been taking the stage and singing songs, traveling music circuits, opening for iconic ...
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South Dakota fuses photography and AIA Sioux Falls photographer is now using AI to completely re-imagine portraits, blending traditional photography with artistic ...
Art Rusch, Vermillion native and retired First Circuit judge, discussed the death penalty in South Dakota at a recent Vermillion Rotary Club meeting.
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