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You might remember them from their halftime performances at the state basketball tournaments. In 2004, SDPB caught up with the Midland Tumblers.
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Lucretia Marchbanks, ex-slave and veteran of the California gold rush, came to the Black Hills in 1876 at the height of the boomtown excitement.
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See how equine therapy is helping children on the Crow Creek reservation navigate their path to healing.
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Before he died in 2004, SDPB talked with Ted Blakey who told us about his family history beginning with his grandfather, a slave who found acceptance in Yankton.
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On March 17, 1882 John Leary's life changed forever. This is the story of Hooky Jack, Rapid City night watchman.
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SDPB presents Dakota Life Detours: Prayers, Painters, & Scattered Joy.
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Step into the colorful world of artist Van St. John III of Fort Thompson, South Dakota.
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Oscar Micheaux was a homesteader in Gregory County, South Dakota who became a world-renowned novelist and filmmaker. He was a pioneer in making films specifically targeted to a black audience.
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From the late 1940s until the mid-1950s, WNAX radio in Yankton brought the experience of a South Dakota barn dance to listeners all over the upper Midwest.
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The Allen Chapel served as a spiritual home to several generations of African Americans in Yankton.
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Dakota Life heads to Fort Thompson, South Dakota.