Lone Survivor Myth of the Little Bighorn

Lone Survivor Myth of the Little Bighorn

In June of 1879, Commanche, the horse of Captain Myles Keogh of the 7th Calvary, was brought to Fort Meade in South Dakota, where he…

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The Birth of the Marine Corps

The Birth of the Marine Corps

Samuel Carpenter may not be a man widely known, but for Marines, his establishment, the Tun Tavern, is legendary. With beer flowing, and promises of…

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Serving up Frights: Sturgis Chamber Crypt

Serving up Frights: Sturgis Chamber Crypt

Halloween for many is a magical time. It’s a time to get dressed up and receive free candy. It’s a time to suspend one’s disbelief,…

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Beneath the Sky Down Yonder: Music of the Black Hills

Beneath the Sky Down Yonder: Music of the Black Hills

It was a beautiful day in October when Beneath The Sky Down Yonder released their new single, “Pass Me a Light.” The stage had been…

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George Custer: The Myth Begins

George Custer: The Myth Begins

One hundred and eighty years ago, a man, as well as legend, was born. Entering this world into a humble beginning, he would go onto…

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Riddle Me This

Riddle Me This

Created by Elizabeth White, this riddle challenges the reader to put the images together, and decipher the hidden word or meaning. Hint for this week’s…

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Our Artists: White Canvas Art Co

Our Artists: White Canvas Art Co

Part of the fun and enjoyment of art is showcasing it. Having others share in the art is part of the experience. Realizing that, we…

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Old Fort Meade Museum

Old Fort Meade Museum

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How Things Were: This Day in History

How Things Were: This Day in History

November 26, 1876: General Sturgis, namesake of the city of Sturgis, returned to Fort Abraham Lincoln, with his troops of the Seventh Cavalry, after disarming…

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Remembering the Town of Runkel

Remembering the Town of Runkel

More than a century ago, tiny towns dotted the Black Hills. Gold had been discovered and thousands would descend on the area looking to strike…

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