August 2020 by 605 Magazine

VOL. 12 | NO. 7

AUGUST 2020

CABIN IN THE CANYON Last Stop 25 YEARS OF RECORDS & RETENTION

605 Stops By JACOBS BREWHOUSE & GROCER

Meet the Creative SCOTT SIMPSON

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CONTENTS VOL. 12 | NO. 7

AUGUST 2020

THIS MONTH’S FEATURES

CULTURE + ENTERTAINMENT 48

LAST STOP | 25 YEARS OF RECORDS & RETENTION

IN EVERY ISSUE

605

6 CONTRIBUTORS 8 605MAGAZINE.COM

ART + DESIGN

605 PROFILE | FLYOVER COUNTRY

CULTURE + ENTERTAINMENT 68

MEET THE CREATIVE | SCOTT SIMPSON

EVENTS 10 12

6 THINGS EVENT CALENDAR

FOOD + DRINK 18 58 38 78

ON THE MENU | TINNERS PUBLIC HOUSE 605 STOPS BY | JACOBS BREWHOUSE & GROCER TRY IT | WATECHA BOWL 605 BREWERS | BEN’S BREWING CO.

HOME + LIVING 28

CABIN IN THE CANYON

LIFESTYLE 80 88

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6 things to do this month

Due to the possibility of cancellations, please check events’ websites/postings before attending.

1 2 3

Sioux Empire Fair AUGUST 1-8

SIOUX FALLS | W.H. LYON FAIRGROUNDS | TIMES VARY Stop by the fairgrounds to attend the 81st Annual Sioux Empire Fair. Pick up tickets for rides, play classic carnival games, peruse the livestock and art exhibits, and don’t forget to grab some fair food. At various times throughout the fair, you can stop by Campbell’s Main Stage for live music, featuring Big & Rich, the Undercover Band, and more. On the last day, Korkow Rodeos and the fair welcome PRCA Rodeo. MORE INFO: SIOUXEMPIREFAIR.COM.

Sturgis Motorcycle R ally August 7-16 STURGIS | TIMES VARY August 7-16. Sturgis. Times vary. Cruise down to Sturgis for ten days of varying events at the 80th Annual Sturgis Motorcycle Rally, from collective motorcycle rides to drag races to the Sturgis 5K. You can even participate in a poker tournament. The rally also features various musical artists from homegrown bands to national names and everything in between. And if you can’t make it to the rally, experience the event from your couch through a network of webcams placed throughout Sturgis, offering a bird’s eye view of the happenings. MORE INFO: STURGISMOTORCYCLERALLY.COM.

605 Summer cl assic August 8 SIOUX FALLS | CHERAPA PLACE | NOON This year’s 605 Summer Classic has been revamped to be a one-day, all-South Dakota beer tasting event focusing on celebrating our favorite state. Throughout the event, pick up unlimited samples from more than 20 South Dakota breweries. Come join 605 at Cherapa Place to experience 605 trivia, “West River” and “East River” games, live music from Tenenbaums and Audrianna & Greyson Schulz, food trucks, local vendors, and more. MORE INFO: 605SUMMERCLASSIC.COM.

PIPESTONE MINNESOTA

is the perfect Summer Roadtrip! Only 45 minutes from Sioux Falls, you might not even hear “Are we there yet?” from the kids.

Kool Deadwood Nites AUGUST 26-30 DEADWOOD | TIMES VARY Pay a visit to Deadwood for five days filled with various attractions including concerts, classic cars, and a parade. Wander the streets and take in the glare of the sun on chrome. Music buffs can attend free concerts at Outlaw Square and Main Street, featuring acts such as The Surfin’ Safari Band, The Grass Roots, and The Buckinghams. MORE INFO: DEADWOOD.COM.

Corn Pal ace Fes tival 2020 August 26-30 MITCHELL | CORN PALACE AND MAIN STREET | ALL DAY To celebrate the Corn Palace’s annual redecoration, head to Mitchell for the Corn Palace Festival. The Oak Ridge Boys will kick off the event, headlining with their classic gospel and country music. Throughout the long weekend, festival-goers will experience carnival rides, classic fair food, local vendors, and more. MORE INFO: CORNPALACE.COM.

PorkPalooza III AUGUST 28-29 SIOUX FALLS | USD DISCOVERY DISTRICT | TIMES VARY Head to downtown Sioux Falls for PorkPalooza, featuring competitions like a Rib Cook-off and a Pulled Pork Challenge. Both days will feature different headlining bands including Ground Zero, Guilty Pleasures Orchestra, and more. Hosted by Remedy Brewing Company, KBACK Rock Radio, AGE Media & Promotion, proceeds from the event will benefit LifeScape. MORE INFO: FACEBOOK.COM.

EVENTS

AU G U S T 2020 E V E NT S +ENTERTAINMENT

+SPORTS

+GET INVOLVED

ABERDEEN

+MUSIC

HERMOSA

MITCHELL

6-9

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+ABERDEEN

+JUNIOR RANGER

+CUSTER COUNTY

+PALACE CITY

Custer County Fairgrounds, Hermosa. All Day. More info: custercountyfair.com.

Main Street, Mitchell. 5 p.m. More info: facebook.com.

DOWNTOWN SUMMER CONCERT SERIES

DAY/LET’S GO FOR A HIKE Jewel Cave National Monument, Custer. 10 a.m. More info: facebook.com.

Main Street, Aberdeen. 7 p.m. More info: aberdeendowntown.org.

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+WOLVES

TRIATHLON

Northern State University Barnett Center, Aberdeen. Noon. More info: nsuwolves.com.

28-29 _____________________________ +SIZZLIN’ SUMMER

NIGHTS CAR & BIKE SHOW

Main Street, Aberdeen. All day. More info: aberdeendowntown.org.

29-30

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+DAKOTA OPEN

GOLF TOURNAMENT Moccasin Creek Country Club, Aberdeen. Times vary. More info: golfgenius.com.

ARLINGTON

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2, 9, 16, 23, 30 _____________________________ +SUNDAY IN THE VINEYARD

Wilde Prairie Winery, Brandon. 2 p.m. More info: wildeprairiewinery. com.

+THE GOAT GALA

The Charm Farm, Box Elder. 5:30 p.m. More info: facebook.com

Locations vary, De Smet. Times vary. More info: desmetsd.com.

+MOUNT RUSHMORE RODEO

Palmer Gulch, Hill City. 6 p.m. More info: palmergulch.com.com

21-22

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+DE SMET RIB-FEST

+YOGA & WINE

Main Street, De Smet. 3 p.m. tMore info: desmetsd.com.

Wilde Prairie Winery, Brandon. 6 p.m. More info: wildeprairiewinery.com.

DEADWOOD

28-29

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+GREAT PLAINS

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+WINE, BREW & BBQ

MOTORCYCLE MUSEUM HALL OF FAME INDUCTION CEREMONY

Wilde Prairie Winery, Brandon. Times vary. More info: wildeprairiewinery.com.

Lodge at Deadwood, Deadwood. 8:30 a.m. More info: sturgismuseum.com.

CANTON

26-30

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ACHIEVEMENT DAYS

Davison County 4-H, Mitchell. Times vary. More info: facebook.com.

6-9, 13-16

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+ANNIE!

Area Community Theatre, Mitchell. Times vary. More info: mitchellact.org.

5, 12, 19

+SMOKEJUMPER

+FARMERS MARKET

Firehouse SmokeJumper Station, Hill City. 5 p.m. More info: firehousebrewing.com.

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MUSIC: KEN RABA

HOT SPRINGS

29-30

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+FALL RIVER HOT AIR BALLOON FESTIVAL

Mueller Center, Hot Springs. Times vary. More info: fallriverballoonfest.com.

DEADWOOD NITES Various locations, Deadwood. Times vary. More info: deadwood.com.

CUSTER

+DAVISON COUNTY

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+KOOL

The Canton Barn. 8 p.m. More info: facebook.com.

6-8

Downtown, Hill City. All day. More info: hillcitywinebrewandbbq.

+2020 STURGIS

WATER COLOR SOCIETY ART SHOW

+ADULT PROM

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Arlington City Park, Arlington. 10 a.m. More info: facebook.com.

BOX ELDER

6, 22

8-11

PAINT OUT

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BOX

HILL CITY

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+PLEIN AIR

PRE-STURGIS PARTY

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DE SMET

BRANDON

+ARLINGTON CAR SHOW

FAIR

Corn Palace Plaza, Mitchell. 4 p.m. More info: mitchellmainstreet.com.

22-23

+JOSEPH HALL’S

ELVIS TRIBUTE SHOW

Area Community Theatre, Mitchell. Times vary. More info: mitchellact.org.

26-30

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+CORN PALACE FESTIVAL

Corn Palace, Mitchell. Times vary. More info: cornpalace.com.

PIERRE

1, 8, 15, 22, 29

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+CAPITAL CITY

FARMERS MARKET

+CUSTER CRUSIN’;

Corner of Sioux Ave. & Coteau St., Pierre. 9 a.m. More info: facebook.com.

MAYOR’S RIDE

VFW Post 3442, Custer. 1 p.m. More info: custercruisin.com.

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+ROAD TO THE RIVER

+RUSHMORE

Missouri River, Pierre. 7 a.m. More info: oaheymca.org.

Black Hills Speedway, Rapid City. 7 p.m. More info: worldofoutlaws.com.

HALF MARATHON

7-9, 13-15

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+NATIVE GARDENS

Pierre Players Community Theatre, Pierre. Times vary. More info: pierreplayers.com.

RAPID CITY

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+KIDS’ CARNIVAL

OUTLAW SHOWDOWN

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+BLACK HILLS HALF-MILE

Black Hills Speedway, Rapid City. 4 p.m. More info: americanflattrack.com.

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+ART NIGHT

Suzie Cappa Art Center, Rapid City. 5 p.m. More info: suziecappaart.com.

21-30

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+CENTRAL STATES FAIR & RODEO

Central States Fairgrounds, Rapid City. Times vary. More info: centralstatesfair.com.

Facebook Live, Sioux Falls. 7 p.m. More info: levittsiouxfalls.org.

+ANNUAL IDEA WILD BENEFIT AUCTION 2020

Hotel Alex Johnson, Rapid City. 6 p.m. More info: eventbrite.com.

6, 13, 20, 27

LEVITT IN YOUR LIVING ROOM

Main Street Square, Rapid City. 4 p.m. More info: mainstreetsquare.org.

5, 12, 19, 26 _____________________________

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+SHAYNA STEELE |

EXPO

RENNER

Dakota Point Brewing, Rapid City. 7-8:30 p.m. More info: facebook.com.

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+LOVE2 WEDDING

Main Street Square, Rapid City. 11 a.m. More info: mainstreetsquare.org.

+PUB TRIVIA NERDS

SIOUX FALLS

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+SUMMER PORCH SERIES

Strawbale Winery, Renner. 5 p.m. More info: strawbalewinery.com.

2, 9, 16, 23, 30 _____________________________ +SANGRIA SUNDAY

Strawbale Winery, Renner. Noon. More info: strawbalewinery.com.

SCOTLAND

8-9

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1-2

Sanford SAFEGUARD

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+THE MUSICAL

COMEDY MURDERS OF 1940

SHORT-TERM HEALTH INSURANCE

Olde Towne Dinner Theatre, Sioux Falls. Times vary. More info: oldetownetheatre.org.

1-8

• Three and six month plans available

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+81ST ANNUAL SIOUX EMPIRE FAIR

• Plans starting at $58 per month*

W.H. Lyon Fairgrounds, Sioux Falls. Times vary. More info: siouxempirefair.com.

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Call (888) 535-4831 to request a quote

+HAIRBALL WITH RON KEEL BAND

+55TH ANNUAL

SCOTTIE STAMPEDE

Scotland Rodeo Grounds, Scotland. Times vary. More info: facebook.com.

W.H. Lyon Fairgrounds, Sioux Falls. 8 p.m. More info: siouxempirefair.com.

sanfordhealthplan.com.

3 _____________________________

* $57.81 rate is example rate for a 2-19 year old on a 3-month policy. This plan in not considered to be Minimal Essential Coverage as defined by the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA).

+BIG & RICH WITH COWBOY TROY

W.H. Lyon Fairgrounds, Sioux Falls. 8 p.m. More info: siouxempirefair. com.

SVHP-4226 7/20

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EVENTS

AU G U S T 2020 E V E NT S +ENTERTAINMENT

_____________________________

6-8

_____________________________

+SPORTS

+GET INVOLVED

+MUSIC

SPEARFISH

_____________________________

1, 8, 15, 22, 29

+38 SPECIAL WITH

+A TECHNICOLOR

+DRIVING HOPE

_____________________________

W.H. Lyon Fairgrounds, Sioux Falls. 8 p.m. More info: siouxempirefair.com.

ICON Event Hall + Lounge, Sioux Falls. 8 p.m. More info: goodnighttheatre.com.

Prairie Green Golf Course, Sioux Falls. 11 a.m. More info: collision.org.

+FARMERS MARKET

Brady Park, Spearfish. 9 a.m. More info: facebook.com.

UNDERCOVER

_____________________________

CABARET

_____________________________

+CODY JOHNSON

+EAST BANK BLOCK

W.H. Lyon Fairgrounds, Sioux Falls. 8 p.m. More info: siouxempirefair.com.

8th & Railroad Center, Sioux Falls. Times vary. More info: dtsf.com.

WITH JACOB BRYANT

1, 8, 22, 29

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+MOONLIGHT MOVIES

Fawick Park, Sioux Falls. Dusk. More info: dtsf.com.

3 _____________________________ +17TH ANNUAL FORE

PARTY

The District, Sioux Falls. 6:45 p.m. More info: thedistrictsf.com.

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+605 SUMMER CLASSIC

Cherapa Place, Sioux Falls. Noon. More info: facebook.com.

Plum’s Cooking Company, Sioux Falls. 3 p.m. More info: plumscooking.com.

+THUNDERSTRUCK: AMERICA’S AC/DC

Bigs Bar, Sioux Falls. 9 p.m. More info: facebook.com.

Online, Sioux Falls. 8 p.m. More info: getfilteroff.com.

+2020 JACKET RIDE

SPEED DATING

+KINGS &

ASSOCIATES | LEVITT IN YOUR LIVING ROOM Facebook Live, Sioux Falls. 7 p.m. More info: levittsiouxfalls.org.

FOR VETERANS

The Joy Center, Spearfish. 10 a.m. More info: facebook.com.

HARMONY LIVE

_____________________________

The District, Sioux Falls. 8 p.m. More info: thedistrictsf.com.

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+HUNKS THE SHOW

+HIGH PLAINS

COUNTRY JAMBOREE High Plains Western Heritage Center, Spearfish. 5:30 p.m. More info: westernheritagecenter.com.

Bigs Bar, Sioux Falls. 8 p.m. More info: facebook.com.

GOODNESS

3-7

_____________________________

+TASTE THE

_____________________________

BRADY PARK

+SIOUX FALLS VIDEO

_____________________________

Minnehaha Country Club, Sioux Falls. Times vary. More info: facebook.com

AFTERNOON SERIES

_____________________________

+BONE THUGS &

+FOZZY

THE KIDS YMCA GOLF CLASSIC

+TINY CHEFS

BACK TO SCHOOLS

_____________________________

+BLACK HILLS

SUPER 6 MOUNTAIN BIKE RACE

Avera Tech Building, Sioux Falls. 5 p.m. More info: facebook.com.

Black Hills National Forest, Spearfish. 8 a.m. More info: bhsuper6.com.

30 _____________________________

23 _____________________________

+ANGELS WITH A

+LEADING LADIES’

Great Bear Ski Valley, Sioux Falls. Noon. More info: facebook.com.

Various location, Lead to Spearfish. All day. More info: leadingladiesmarathon.com.

DREAM | BENEFITING MAKE-A-WISH

MARATHON & HALF MARATHON

+PEDAL FARR FALLS

STURGIS

+SELF DEFENSE 101:

Remedy Brewing Co., Sioux Falls. Times vary. More info: facebook.com.

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Southern Hills Church, Sioux Falls. 6:15 p.m. More info: facebook.com.

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AREA RIVER RIDE INTRODUCTORY

7-16

_____________________________

+THE TAKEOVER:

LIVE PROFESSIONAL BOXING Buffalo Chip Amphitheater, Sturgis. 7 p.m. More info: buffalochip.com.

+PUDDLE OF MUDD Buffalo Chip Amphitheater, Sturgis. 10:30 p.m. More info: buffalochip.com.

_____________________________

+NIGHT RANGER

Buffalo Chip Amphitheater, Sturgis. 10:30 p.m. More info: buffalochip.com.

_____________________________

+BUCKCHERRY

Buffalo Chip Amphitheater, Sturgis. 10:30 p.m. More info: buffalochip.com.

21-23

_____________________________

+BLACK HILLS

THRESHING BEE

W estern Dakota Antique Club acreage, Sturgis. Times vary. More info: wdantiqueclub.com.

VERMILLION

2, 9, 16, 23, 30 _____________________________ +BLOODY MARY SUNDAYS

Valiant Vineyards, Vermillion. 11 a.m. More info: southeastsouthdakota.com.

6, 13, 20, 27

_____________________________

+STURGIS SPE

+METEOR SHOWER PARTY

MOTORCYCLE RALLY Various locations, Sturgis. Times vary. More info: sturgismotorcyclerally.com.

Good Earth State Park, Sioux Falls. 10 p.m. More info: gfp.sd.gov.

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+THURSDAYS ON THE PLATZ

The Platz, Vermillion. 5:30 p.m. More info: facebook.com.

t r r t S n i a M Squa re 29-30

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+GREAT DAKOTA

+SUMMER CONCERT

+KEVIN J. MURRAY

Valiant Vineyards, Vermillion. Times vary. More info: southeastsouthdakota.com.

Riverside Park Amphitheater, Yankton. 8 p.m. More info: yanktonareaarts.org.

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Watertown Mall, Watertown. 5 p.m. More info: bosspizzaandchicken.com.

+KINGS OF OBLIVION Cottonwood and Shipwreck Bar, Yankton. 3:30 p.m. More info: greateryanktonliving.com.

THE TEE GOLF TOURNAMENT

Cattail Crossing Golf Course, Watertown. Noon. More info: watertownsd.com.

WESSINGTON SPRINGS

_____________________________

+ROCKIN’ RIBFEST BBQ COMPETITION

City Park, Wessington Springs. 5 p.m. More info: wessingtonsprings.com.

+FOOTHILLS CLASSIC

City Park, Wessington Springs. 11 a.m. More info: facebook.com.

YANKTON

1, 8, 15, 22, 29

_____________________________

+MARKET AT THE MERIDIAN

2nd Street and Douglas, Yankton. 9 a.m. More info: greateryanktonliving.com.

STATEWIDE

_____________________________

+WORLD SUMMIT

_____________________________

ON ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

+THE DISPENSERS

_____________________________

+BUSINESS AT

Lewis and Clark Reservoir, Yankton. All day. More info: kevinjmurraymemorial.com.

_____________________________

LIVE

+CREATE 2020

MEMORIAL WALLEYE TOURNAMENT

Cottonwood and Shipwreck Bar,Yankton. 4-7 p.m. More info: greateryanktonliving.com.

22 _____________________________ +YANKTON’S BEST TRI

Lake Yankton, Yankton. 7 a.m. More info: yanktonsbesttri.com.

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+BRAGGING RIGHTS CAR SHOW

Missouri River Associates, Yankton. 5 p.m. More info: greateryanktonliving.com.

28-29

_____________________________

+GAVIN’S POINT

YACHT CLUB BASH

Lewis and Clark Lake, Yankton. All day. More info: gavinspointyachtclub.com.

Online. 10 a.m. More info: sdpb.org.

+ENTRANCE FEE-

FREE DAY: NATIONAL PARK SERVICE BIRTHDAY

All National Parks and Monuments. All day. More info: nps.gov.

S U B M I T T O C O N TA C T@ 6 0 5 M A G A Z I N E . C O M B Y T H E 1 5 T H F O R C O N S I D E R AT I O N

WATERTOWN

SERIES

H AV E A N E V E NT ?

WINE FEST

20 Local

1806

Lake Oahe

ACTIVITIES to explore in 2020

Take the Scenic Route

Take a detour off the interstate and enjoy the beautiful rolling plains of central South Dakota. Stay a few nights in the riverside communities and explore all they have to offer!

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13.

Enjoy a scenic drive along the FORT PIERRE NATIONAL GRASSLANDS Watch rodeos at the STANLEY COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS Enjoy the view of the Missouri River at FISCHERS LILLY PARK Explore the area's history at FORT PIERRE DEPOT MUSEUM Witness the best view in the region at the VERENDRYE MONUMENT Visit CASEY TIBBS RODEO CENTER and walk through vintage glory Hands on science at SOUTH DAKOTA DISCOVERY CENTER Grab a local snack at the Saturday CAPITAL CITY FARMERS' MARKET Get interactive with history at the CULTURAL HERITAGE CENTER Walk the STATE CAPITOL grounds and view our MEMORIALS Go back to the Civil War era at the SD NATIONAL GUARD MUSEUM Kayak around LAFRAMBOISE ISLAND Nature Area Spend a day at the beach at FARM ISLAND State Recreation Area

6 0 5 – 2 2 3 –76 0 3 | f o r t p i e r r e . co m

6 0 5 – 2 2 4 –7 3 61 | V I S I T P I E R R E S D. CO M

Free to Roam

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“Our style of cooking is casual, but upscale American,” said general manager Vinnie Olson. “We outsource some of our menu items to Minneapolis to keep up with the trends of bigger cities, but still keeping it simple enough for the location that we’re at.” The restaurant has added to its menu for the summer. A couple of highlights include new entrées, burgers, and shareables. Olson says this is the first big menu change in the nearly four years since he has been with the restaurant, and he hopes to start updating it more frequently.

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One of the newest items available is the Chipotle Maple Salmon Bowl, which has Atlantic salmon with a chipotle maple glaze on it, served over a bed of rice with sweet potatoes, red onions, and wilted spinach, topped with a lime crème drizzle, and housemade guacamole. Federally Insured by NCUA

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“By keeping a bar atmosphere, we do quite a bit of shareables,” said Olson. “Our menu consists of a lot of appetizers.” Tinners is known locally for its rendition of a South Dakota favorite, chislic. “We do both Beef and Lamb Chislic, cut in house,” he said. “Everything we do we age and cut in house. We’re very proud of our chislic, and it’s definitely our No. 1 seller across the board.”

Olson says that the burgers are a close second. “My favorites are our burgers. Our burgers are double patties cooked on a flat top. We don’t charbroil our burgers, which isn’t common in a place this size,” he said. “We try to get a good crust on our burgers.” A staple burger on the menu is the Rise & Shine, which features a fried egg, American cheese, lettuce, and tomato on a brioche bun.

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MORE ON THE ME NU SHAREABLES E Buffalo Sprouts

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FLATBREADS E Grizzly Bear Flatbread

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BASKETS E Chicken Wings

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BURGERS E BBQ Burger

Smokey bacon, cheddar, BBQ sauce, lettuce, tomato, and crispy onions on a brioche bun.

SALADS E Steak Salad

Mixed greens, top sirloin, blue cheese crumbles, tomatoes, red onions, and your choice of dressing.

SANDWICHES E Stacked Mortadella Sandwich

A stack of thin-sliced deli cuts with American cheese, creamy aioli, and pickles on toasted sourdough bread.

HOUSE SPECIALTIES E Island Shrimp Bowl

Jerk-spiced shrimp, black beans and rice, roasted sweet potatoes, spinach, mango salsa, and guacamole.

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It appears patrons were ready for patio season, too.

Tinners also offers an array of specialty drinks to pair with their menu items, like their Hand-Muddled Mojito, which includes “authentic Cuban mojito mint” and housemade simple syrup. Patrons can participate in evening specials, like Mule Monday, Tuesday Tequila Night, and Feature Drink Friday.

“When we reopened [after closing from the pandemic] we were down, but now I would say we are pretty close to being back into the swing of things,” said Olson. “We’re where I had hoped we would be at this part of the summer.”

While indoor seating is available, Olson says Tinners was ready and excited for patio season. The restaurant’s front patio houses several firepits, flatscreen TVs, and a water feature.

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My primary goal is to bring awareness to the culture.” Next up was the Big Indian Burger. What I really liked about the eatery was that no two days were the same. Lawrence says the menu is always changing, whether it’s different dishes or a twist on dishes. For example, there is the Big Indian Burger, but some days it’s made with beef and some days it’s made with buffalo. That day was buffalo. This had fry bread, chopped lettuce, tomatoes, onions, pickles, and cheese. Jordan shared the same sentiment that the fry bread gave it that sweet twist. “The cheese with the fry bread mixes perfectly,” he said. “It’s like a sweet burger.” Speaking of fry bread, Lawrence also gave us a side of fry bread for us to dip in the Wojapi, which is a traditional Native American berry sauce. “You can drink it, you can eat it with a spoon, you can dip your fry bread into it,” he said. “It’s a very traditional dish. It’s probably one of the oldest dishes we serve.” Lawrence explained he mashes up berries, which vary every day depending on what he’s feeling like, and boils them with sugar until they get a thick consistency. That afternoon’s choice was blackberry. We dipped the fry bread into the sauce. And then the Indian Taco. And then the Fry Bread Cheese Curds (with buffalo milk mozzarella cheese), which was our side. The special sauce is definitely a tie with fry bread for the star of the show. Last, but not least, was the Powwow Lemonade. This also changes, but is a (large) lemonade with various fruits. We had traditional lemonade, which was killer. I walked up and told Lawrence that it’s like the lemonade you aim to have at a fair for an idyllic summer moment, and he nailed it.+

BOTTOM LINE: I am definitely going back to try more. The Watecha Bowl Facebook page is actually kind of addicting because the menu is always different (i.e. he served breakfast the other day) and the location does mix up pretty frequently. But also, that Indian Taco will be a monthly meal.

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So much great food for reasonable prices. Each item could definitely be finished later on or shared.

So fresh you have to give it a minute to cool down, which is ideal. I would rather wait in anticipation for a few moments than not know if it’s made to order. It’s also nice to hear details about the ingredients, like the locally sourced beef and the fresh fruit for lemonade and wojapi.

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“Once you find somewhere like that, I think [people] understand how unique it is to find a job that you love going to,” said Ross. “It’s like working with family.” And just like with family, every time you stroll into the store, you can expect to see familiar faces. Of the 11 full-time employees, the most recent hire was in 2011, nine years ago. “A lot of us joke about how it’s ridiculous that we get paid to do this for a living, joking about having to find a real job,” laughed Ross. “It’s pretty addicting.”

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After 25 years of owning and operating the two stores in Sioux Falls and, at times, locations in other towns, Brian Deutz says he’s thrilled with the staff he’s maintained. “That’s made my job really easy,” said Deutz. “It’s a fun way to make a living.”

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“It’s cool to be surrounded by people who are fans of things I don’t fully appreciate or understand, but I can understand why they appreciate it and be a part of that, too. It’s all very creative and very much the same.”

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“We’re kinda unique in the sense [that] the items that we have in one place are unique to just our store,” said Ross. “Nobody else has all of those things under one roof.” Though the inventory has been changing over the years, Ross loves to see how inventory cycles. While the newest systems, games, music, and movies release frequently, the crew at Last Stop has seen nostalgia resurface in several categories as well.

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You could jump on your phone and listen to any song you’re thinking of right now. People jumped on how convenient that was, but then they also miss what it feels like to put a record on and take the time to listen to the album.”

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From ‘90s Nintendo consoles to the PS4 and back again, they say fascinations change just as they have with vinyl records and CDs. And that is Ross’ favorite category of the store's merchandise: music. “It’s very rewarding to see people pick up an album and see the same smile on their face when they’re looking through the track list, remembering a song, how old they were when they first heard that song or who they were with or what was going on in their life,” expressed Ross. The paper sleeves that cover much of the stock at the store are covered in memories scrawled across them, said Deutz. Memories from a month ago and memories from over a decade ago.

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The day’s itinerary included Record Store Day releases, on-site food options, an ice cream truck, live music, and an array of vendors. According to Ross, Fernson Brewing Co. was even going to create a special beer for the occasion.

He says he enjoys helping people find the one special item that means something to them.

Back on April 18, Last Stop was gearing up for Record Store Day. On that same day, Deutz had a busy schedule planned for the company’s 25th anniversary.

“We had big plans,” said Deutz. “That was another casualty of COVID.” Record Store Day will now spread out its releases across three days—August 29, September 26, and October 24—but the 25th anniversary reschedule is yet to be determined. According to Ross, Last Stop has continued receiving support from the community throughout the pandemic.

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“I think if I could tell anybody anything that hasn’t been in the store in a while or doesn’t know what we do, it’s just that they’d be surprised at what they can find in there,” said Ross.

“It’s always interesting to see how many new people we get in the store and to see what they come up with, the questions they ask, or what they end up looking for,” said Ross. And that’s what Ross lives for. Even still, he jokes, “Maybe one of these days, I’ll find a real job.”

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xpanding your tastebuds and refining your palate” is the primary goal of Jacobs Brewhouse & Grocer, a new restaurant and grocery store bringing a fresh take to Deadwood’s food and drink scene.

Jacobs Brewhouse is a destination for anyone looking for classic food and drink options with a twist. The concept was derived by owners Scott and Sharon Jacobs when they say they fell in love with the building, originally home to the J. Hattenbach & Bro. grocer in 1895. Olivia Jacobs-Chrisman, daughter of Scott and Sharon, says the family has always been inspired by the beauty of old buildings. Originally from San Diego, she says she enjoys the array of history in the Deadwood community and is excited the new business is becoming part of it. “Being able to give [the building] a facelift and bring back its beautiful characteristics was the most rewarding part for me,” she recalled.

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Highlights include handmade railings, art from Scott Jacobs Gallery (also owned and run by the family), photography from Olivia, vintage guitars signed by world-renowned artists, and hand-painted murals. “It’s an artistic place where the vibe is energetic and welcoming, and we want everyone to feel at home when they’re here,” said Olivia. Scott says the goal of the restaurant’s offerings was to step outside of the box. “Our mission was to build a place that not only we love, but that other people would love and gravitate toward because it’s so different from any other menu,” he said.

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Jacobs said his favorite menu item is the Ahi Tuna, which is sushi grade and is lightly seared on both sides with a slice of cucumber. The tuna is smeared with a homemade wasabi aioli that sits on top of a homemade slaw with a sweet soy glaze around the edge and a sriracha center. “It’s a beautiful plate that sells like crazy,” said Scott. “A lot of people that try it say it’s one of the best things they’ve ever eaten, which is a great thing to hear.” Olivia says they aim to take traditional items and elevate them with a unique twist, like the Lemon Chicken Quinoa Salad and the Rosemary Brie Apple Wedge.

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THIS BUILDING HAS BEEN RESTORED FOR OVER A YEAR, AND EVERYONE IN THE COMMUNITY WATCHED EVERY STEP OF THE WAY. SO THE PRESSURE HAS BUILT UP, AND NOW EVERYONE IS FLOODING TO SEE IT.” - SCOTT JACOBS

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“It’s things like taking a classic dish and adding an egg on top or using a special aioli instead of your typical ketchup and mustard,” she said. In addition to the food, the craft cocktail list at the Brewhouse also has its own (fresh) twists. The Brewhouse uses homemade simple syrup, for example. A favorite concoction of Olivia is the Lavender Lover martini, which comes with edible flowers. “We’re taking that extra step to make sure people know we care about what we’re serving,” explained Olivia.

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Along with the restaurant, patrons can find an artisanal grocery store connected to the space. “You aren’t going to be able to get your staples here, but for us we have all American-made food or European imports,” said Olivia. “It’s all small-batch.” The grocer sells fresh meats and cheeses made in Mitchell, as well as bison meat from farmers in the state. Additionally, there is also a fullservice bakery. All the artisanal breads and desserts for the restaurant are baked fresh every morning.

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The atmosphere at the brewhouse focuses on refurbishing the building’s original features with a European influence. “My sister started painting a mural of southern France [in the grocer section], and the grocery store makes you feel like you are in an old European market,” said Olivia. The Jacobs family began renovations with a “sledgehammer party” to knock down walls and expose original windows. “For me as an artist it’s easier to start with a blank canvas, and that goes for buildings as well,” said Scott.

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Olivia says they reused and repurposed elements like the old crates they sanded and stained for displays. The outdoor patio walls were built using antique bricks that were cut away to build archways connecting the restaurant to the bakery. An old elevator was updated into an interactive wine cellar presentation. “The history and the age of the building is proudly displayed. They’re not covered up, and buildings built long ago are still being used,” said Olivia. “To have that feel here I think really ties in with the original Deadwood.”

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Scott Simpson FROM DANCIN’ MOON STUDIO IN HIS SPEARFISH CANYON HOME, SCOTT SIMPSON HAS RELEASED 27 ALBUMS SPANNING MORE THAN 10 DIFFERENT GENRES. BUT BEFORE SHIFTING FOCUS TO SONGWRITING, SIMPSON WAS AN EDUCATOR, HAVING TAUGHT BOTH HIGH SCHOOL AND COLLEGE-LEVEL ENGLISH, AND WAS ALSO A PUBLISHED POET. SIMPSON’S COMPOSITIONS HAVE MADE APPEARANCES IN MANY EDUCATIONAL DOCUMENTARIES AND PROJECTS, LIKE “DEADEYE’S WILD WEST SHOW,” A BLACK HILLS MUSICAL. FOR THE LAST 12 YEARS, SIMPSON HAS ALSO PARTNERED WITH TECHNOLOGY & INNOVATION IN EDUCATION (TIE) AN ORGANIZATION THAT STRIVES TO BRING THE LATEST TECHNOLOGY TO SOUTH DAKOTA SCHOOLS.

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Simpson says he most commonly plays an acoustic guitar, and he now has two albums played on an old guitar acquired from his wife, Sheryl’s, grandfather, Ozzie. For Sheryl, the guitar brings back many memories, and it lives on in Simpson’s album, Ozzie’s Guitar. After the heirloom guitar was damaged in a flood, Simpson repaired it. Now he’s releasing his newest album, Ozzie’s Guitar 20 Years Later, on August 1

I started songwriting…

as early as I can remember. The first song I wrote that I remember the words to is included in the middle of [a track titled] My First Song from my 2017 album, Refuge. It’s about being an aspiring songwriter in first grade, but I had a teacher who cared more about my penmanship than my new song.

My love of music started…

in church and maybe at camp. I grew up in a tradition that sang acapella in worship—no instruments. The great thing about that is you have to sing. You also have to learn how to hear and match pitch and find harmonies. My parents worked on a college campus, so I was really drawn to all those young college students sitting around with guitars, singing folk and singer-songwriter stuff back in the ‘70s: John Denver, James Taylor, Carly Simon, etc.

Fans of my music are looking for… stories. Or at least hints at stories, if not every detail.

I think people who like my music also have to like acoustic instrumentation. People who like my music also have to have a taste for shifting genres. I have often thought that, depending on your taste, on almost any of my albums you’ll find something you like, and probably something you hate.

My other accomplishments include… documentaries and educational films. TIE

has a great media team, and I’ve gotten to work on a number of film projects doing music, filming, and editing. One educational film, Teaching From Within, I wrote the script for. We went on the road and had teacher-actors (some, friends of mine) play different roles. It was tons of fun and has been used now for many years.

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The most dif f icult part of songwriting for me is... turning it off. When I’m working on a song or an

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The album I’m most proud of is… the one

I’m finishing up—Ozzie’s Guitar 20 Years Later. It’s a little strange to have a brand-new album with not a single brand-new song on it… But that was the challenge of this album.

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Something I’m doing right now that I’m excited about is… getting ready for my first

grandchild. My oldest daughter, Maegan, and her husband, Stephen, are having a little boy, Fox David Detlefs, in September. He’ll be our first grandchild, and we couldn’t be more excited. I’ve seen ultrasound pictures, but I’m ready to really meet this little guy!

My favorite part of my job is… making a

difference in the way people see the world and themselves. That’s what education is about. That’s also what music is about. When you experience something that’s moving, it shouldn’t be just interesting, it should be transformative. You should come away from any learning, art, or music experience changed.

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I love to grab a bite or drink at… Common One thing I love about South Dakota Grounds coffeehouse. Their coffee’s the best, along with their tea, paninis, is... its combination of environments. I grew up in Nebraska on the Great and sandwiches. I’ve spent hours there with my Mac, some coffee, and a scone, mixing songs, uploading files to CD Baby, and fine-tuning an album. I probably should give them a cut from album proceeds, if I have any.

W hen I walk around Spearf ish Canyon… I love the places people know about: Roughlock

Falls Trail, Bridal Veil Falls, Devil’s Bathtub, 11th Hour Gulch, and Community Caves, but I have private places I like to go. Near where I live, there’s an old cabin site. I love to hike there with my wife and my three doggies, Abbey, Oscar, and Ellie. I imagine when it was new. I listen for the sounds of the hills: birds, wind, the creek not far off. No tourists. No trinket shops. No sales pitch. That’s the Black Hills.

Someone local who I admire is… Heath

Johnson, a fine singer, songwriter, and podcaster who is a friend and does an amazing job organizing and holding together the South Dakota Songwriters group. He’s a big supporter of original, local songs and songwriters.

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Plains, and I love the Great Plains of South Dakota. My wife and I lived briefly in the Colorado Rockies, and I love the peaks and valleys of the Black Hills. I spent time working in New Mexico where the indigenous nations of the southwestern tribes live and pray and fill the air with music. And I love the indigenous elders across the Dakotas, among whom I do much of my work. I’ve learned so much from so many wise elders and been fed by many uncis (grandmothers), and I deeply appreciate the fact that they are as indigenous to this place as are the eagles, the prairie grass, the waters, the Badlands, and the bison. If you want to know who you are in this place, spend some time listening to them.

My favorite place to go for inspiration is… right at home. I’m a homebody. I love a quiet evening and some time to just strum a guitar for a bit. If I let myself toy with it, some words will come, and they’ll reshape the rhythm or the chord. It’ll suck me in.

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BLUE IPA

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MIDWESTERN MILKSHAKE W/ MANGO Milkshake IPA

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WOODEN LEGS BREWING CO.

GARAGE KARATE Vanilla Kolsch ABV: 5.1%

IBU: 24

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S’MORY NIGHT

Stout Ale with Cocoa Nibs, Milk Wugar, & Marshmallows ABV: 5.9% IBU: 25 SAWYERBREWINGCO.COM A HOMESTE AD BREW

BARREL AGED KIWI SOUR ALE Wild Ale

ABV: 5.0%

IBU: 10

AHOMESTEADBREW.COM BUFFALO RIDGE BREWING

BLOODY FONKWIT Belgian Wit with Blood Orange ABV: 5.1%

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SKIP DAY SPIKED SELTZER Fruit Punch Hard Seltzer ABV: 4.3%

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THIRSTY? WITH BEN’S BREWING CO. IN YANKTON, DRAFT AND CRAFT BEER LOVERS ALIKE ALWAYS HAVE SOME PLACE TO GO. THE BREWERY, TAPROOM, AND FULL BAR ARE OPEN EVERY DAY.

WATERMELON GENIUS Milkshake IPA ABV: 7.2% IBU: 45 The Watermelon Genius is an IPA with Centennial, Dakota Challenger, and Citra hops with watermelon, vanilla bean, and milk sugar.

“We feel like it’s a good business model to have people know that we’re always open,” said owner Ben Hanten. Aside from changes during the COVID-19 pandemic, the local staple is open 365 days a year.

The second floor is home to the speakeasy, The Copper Room, which Hanten says is a space for mixology and meetings. Open Wednesday through Saturday at 5 p.m., the space typically hosts events like dinner clubs, trivia nights, vinyl nights, comedy shows, and more.

Hanten said, “If it’s Christmas Day, if it’s the Fourth of July, we’re here. And we take pride in being open until 2 a.m. and being a place where people never have to guess if we’re open.” Ben’s Brewing, which just celebrated its 15th anniversary July 3, is a decently small operation, brewing out of a two-story 1880s building with a basement.

And on the main floor, the “high-end dive bar” welcomes sports fans with TVs playing anything from baseball to football to golf. Plastered on the wall and on coasters is the brewery motto: “Good people drink Ben’s beer.”

“We exist out of a really small budget, and so I think that we absolutely make the most of what we’ve got—the most of our space, the most of our time, the most of our staff,” he said

Peering into the future, Hanten says that he has recently secured more land and hopes to create a full-production brewery in the future.

Each of the three levels of the building is home to a different function. The basement houses a walk-in cooler as well as the five-barrel brewing operation, where they can produce about 150 gallons of beer.

He left off, “I would float out a goal of 2021, but we’ll see what happens the rest of this year.”+

“We just take that to mean that there are a lot of cool and interesting people who walk into this space,” said Hanten.

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Taniya Bethke by Dawn Geertsema images by Allie Hoeft of SD Game, Fish, and Parks AFTER SPENDING HER CHILDHOOD VISITING COUNTLESS PARKS, TANIYA BETHKE NOW WORKS WITH SOUTH DAKOTA GAME, FISH AND PARKS AS A DIVISION STAFF SPECIALIST-EDUCATION AND R3 COORDINATOR. FROM KAYAKING AND HIKING TO HER FAVORITE PLACES TO STOP FOR A BITE, BETHKE SHARED A PEEK INTO HER LIFE IN PIERRE.

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Summers, Sunsets, and Snark

In the summers, a group of my friends and I do a sunset run down the Missouri River. We put our kayaks in at Oahe Dam and take [them] out at the causeway that leads out to La Framboise Island. The whole run is two to three hours and is usually filled with snark, stories, and lots of laughter. If you donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t have a kayak, check in with Endless River Paddling for kayak and paddleboard rentals, as well as dropoff and pickup if you need it.

Postgame Drinks

I play softball for a team called Bat Intentions, and we like to head to The Fieldhouse Sports & Spirits for a cold one to wash down the dust after our games. Their buffalo wings and bartenders are full of sass, their TVs are perfect for game night, and their live music lineup is everything you could ask for.

Brilliant Badlands

Growing up, my family would road trip across the country to visit every possible state, national, and provincial park we could see. Badlands National Park remains one of the most beautiful national parks I have ever seen. Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s stark, stunning, colorful, and awe-inspiring every single time I visit.

Starlight, Star Bright, Wander the Grasslands Tonight

Hiking, fishing, stargazing, and wildlife watching are the best ways to pass the time and enjoy some peace and quiet. To get away from it all, I love going to the Fort Pierre National Grassland. The stock dams are outstanding for panfish. The solitude is second to none. Though just a short distance from Pierre, the night skies are out of this world with very little light pollution, and the rolling hills and uninterrupted views are prime for wildlife watching and photography.

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My husband and I will pop our daughter in a backpack and head out on backcountry trails. Here around Pierre, we might hit the mountain biking single track trails along Lake Oahe near the emergency spillway. The views are unbelievable, and my daughter loves being packed around the river breaks.

Prime Rib Over the River

Cattleman’s Club Steakhouse is an amazing steak joint out on Highway 34. The patio overlooks the Missouri River and rolling hills bordering the river valley. I always order the same dish when I head to Cattleman’s because it is the absolute best in town: Prime Rib with horseradish. Oh. My. God.

Harvest SD

Hiking the river breaks along Lake Oahe on a lazy fall afternoon, shooting my bow on the Oahe Downstream Archery Course, or watching the insane number of Canadian geese soar overhead as my friends and I hunker down to stay warm in the Lower Oahe Waterfowl Access Area goose pits, are all annual celebrations of how much I love the water, land, and wildlife in this state. My love of those resources drove me to develop the South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks’ comprehensive learnto-hunt program named Harvest SD.

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+ 5 Random Facts E Cheesy horror flicks and science fiction/fantasy novels are a big part of what makes this world great. Army of Darkness will always be one of the best movies to quote to my husband at random, inopportune moments. E I’m named after Lake Tenaya in Yosemite National Park. They didn’t have Google when I was born, so my mom just made up the spelling. It’s a gorgeous mountain lake between granite peaks and flowing alpine meadows. Ansel Adams photographed the park in the 1940s. E My grandmother wrote her first book when she was 87, and she started swearing that same year. She was a naturalist writer, and she never really did get a handle on a good, solid cuss. She knew I loved to draw and photograph wildlife, so she asked me to illustrate the book. E In both my personal and professional lives, I am super passionate about diversity and inclusion. I work hard to make conservation, outdoor recreation, education, hunting, and angling accessible to people of all races, abilities, genders, and lifestyles. There is a big hill to climb before we see proper representation in those activities, but it is a hill well worth climbing. E During major life events, including our honeymoon in Isle Royale National Park, my husband will pull out one of those dental lip/cheek spacers from who knows where, put it in so no one can understand him and emphatically slobber his way through attempting to say, “It’s a Bethke! Family! Tradition!” Yep, ladies, he’s all mine.

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Sunday Bites

I love lazy Sunday mornings. I’ll go for a walk along Lewis & Clark Trail that follows the Missouri River not far from downtown and end up at Gallo’s Mexican Grill and Taqueria for a late brunch. They serve up some seriously delicious, authentic Mexican food. I’m in love with their Huevos Rancheros.

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Iron Inspiration

Some days I need a change of scenery to get a little work done. I’ll bring my laptop over to Branding Iron Bistro and start drooling the instant I see their Monte Cristo sandwich special. They also have an incredible chocolate selection that I can’t get enough of.

E NEXT EVENT: Fort Pierre Wildlife Office E WHEN: November 9, 12, or 14 E MORE INFO: gfp.sd.gov/education

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Twos by Kyle Determan

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Reid and I were never naive about this phase of Sloan’s development, but it is different. We made it through the four-month sleep regression, teething, starting solid foods, and a very brief “no, Mama” stage. But this... this is a whole other ballgame, my friends. It seems like overnight Sloan’s brain underwent a complete rewire and created, well, what’s a nice word for monster? Okay, so she isn’t that bad, but holy Hannah it is rough. The tantrums are amplified, the defiance is constant, and the calming tactics we used to rely so heavily on work as well as hand-feeding a shark.

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Not only are things like throwing food, and winding up to hit Reid and me when she’s mad added to our daily routine, but things have disappeared in the chaos that is toddlerhood. Things like nice morning cuddle sessions and her fondness for reading an entire book without ripping the pages out have dissipated. Things that melted my heart and left me reeling at the thought of her growing up have seemingly evaporated into thin air. Now I find myself anxiously awaiting the next, less aggressive, chapter. Or, at least, I had been until this past weekend. We spent the weekend in Huron, for my grandfather’s funeral. We had family come from all over, and Sloan definitely got her fill of being the center of attention, most of which was well-deserved, I may add.

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She was riding around in tractors and dancing to old country music and eating way too many chips when someone came up to me and commented on how great she was. It was more than the usual, “Wow, she’s so cute and looks just like you.” They specifically mentioned how smart she was and how well-behaved she was, especially in a new environment surrounded by new people. It was then, staring out at the farm I spent many summer days exploring, that I realized how ungrateful I had been in the previous weeks. I had been conditioned by other parents, society, and birthing books to dread the terrible twos—to look at this stage of parenthood as one of the worst ones. When really, it’s the opposite.

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WHAT I’VE LEARNED One

It’s never too early to start teaching children. Don’t let the latest baby book dictate how and when your child can start learning.

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Throwing themselves on the floor in a fit of rage is something most kids will do once or twice. Try to remember it is unavoidable and may not have a solution. My advice? Make sure your little one is on a soft surface and practice deep breathing.

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Don’t hold on to what used to work. New feelings require new actions, so keep trying and you are sure to find something that works for you and your nugget.

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SOLITUDE ISN’T SCARY There are times Sloan will shut herself in her room and stay there until she feels like being around us again. This isn’t a bad thing. Let them decide what calms them down, whether it be a hug from you or a few minutes in their room by themselves.

I’m not going to sit here and say it’s easy, because it’s not. Honestly, it’s super difficult to not get discouraged and angry, and there are days that seem like the outbursts are never-ending. But slowing down to look at them differently has completely changed my perspective on what are “not-so-terrible twos.” Sloan’s need to turn the pages of her books by herself isn’t an act of defiance, but is an act of independence. She wants to “read” by herself, which is incredible. Random bouts of hitting and screaming still suck, but now I look for the solution instead of the cause. What is she trying to accomplish and can I help?

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Not wanting to cuddle on the couch? While I used to be convinced she hated me and wanted nothing to do with me, I now understand that she is learning how to relax by herself, something that is much more important than my ego. There are a lot of things people tell you about parenthood, like how bad 2-year-olds are and that you will never sleep again. Take what you hear with a grain of salt and remember that children aren’t intentionally making life difficult, they are simply trying to understand it. Slow down, listen, and remember that even the worst milestones can be extraordinary.+

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Flyover Country by Dawn Geertsema Joshua Novak co-founded and recently launched apparel company Flyover Country with partner Vaney Hariri. The pair were inspired by the idea that South Dakota and the Midwest is considered “flyover country,” and they say they want to use that notion to celebrate places that are sometimes overlooked by the masses. In Novak’s words, “To us, flyover country is home, and it’s where we want to be.” Novak chatted about his new company and more, including his nighttime talk show, “the 8PM Show,” which airs on Facebook.

Right to Left: Josh Novak with Flyover Country partner Vaney Hariri. Follow Josh on Instagram @novakstuff and follow Flyover Country @flyovercountryus.

5 Q U E S T I O N S W I T H N O VA K What’s the goal of the company? I believe everyone has flags or identities they stand behind. Sometimes it’s a sports team, a country, or a city flag. The goal of Flyover Country is to create that identity. We all have been asked the question at least once in our life, “Why do you live there?” I think it’s an important mental switch for our response to be, “Because I choose to.” It’s to celebrate the people that you might not think about at first; bartenders, nurses, teachers, coaches, or anyone working a 9-5 has their own incredibly important impact. We’re all a part of a community, and our involvement is what can continue to make it better. When you aren’t working with Flyover Country, how do you spend your time? I own a marketing company called Main St. Media House where I have the opportunity to work with different companies on their digital marketing and content creation. I really love what I do because it allows me to work with a lot of different industries and be creative. Where are your favorite places to visit here in South Dakota and why? I grew up going to my grandparents’ who live out by Lake Madison, so I always love going out there during the summer to get some wakeboarding in. But also, Carpenter Bar.

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What’s the best part about living in South Dakota? [For] me, it’s been the access. It’s a great place to practice your craft, make mistakes, and get better. I would not be able to do what I’m doing today if it hadn’t been for the people I reached out to and [who] helped me along the way. I’ve found that the culture here makes that so much easier than other places. The best part is the fact that I have friends and family here in a city that I enjoy being in. What is something you want people to know about you? During the [COVID-19] situation, I was super bored in my house like everyone else. So I decided to host a nightly talk show. I had local business owners, artists, and creatives join my livestream remotely and did it every night for a month. I needed a life, so once we were all able to come out of our houses I started doing it once a week. It’s called The 8PM Show because it happens at 8 p.m. on Thursdays. I’ve never been asked what time it starts.

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