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April is National Poetry Month. Lee Ann Roripaugh, professor of English at the University of South Dakota, joined Dakota Midday to share a few of her…

Lt. Col. George A. Larson (USAF-Ret.) is giving a talk about his sixth book, "A Seabee's Story: Tinian and Okinawa B-29s and the Air War Against Japan,"…

On June 4, 1903, the Franklin Hotel opened to the public with an elaborate reception and ball. But what happened in the days leading up to the event?…

Kent Meyers, Black Hills State University Associate Professor of Humanities, is leaving to spend five weeks as a writer-in-residence in two French cities.…

February 27 is the 40th anniversary of the Wounded Knee occupation in South Dakota. Author and journalist Stew Magnuson wrote about the occupation and…

A family tragedy propelled Tony Baccarini on a journey towards healing and discovery. He was admitted at Kenilworth Psychiatric Clinic and spent the next…

Military historian and artist John Mollison talked about his new project, "666 The Devil's Number: The Amazing Service of Col. Hank Snow," a look into the…

In her new book "Martin Luther King Jr.: A King Family Tribute," Dr. Angela Farris Watkins, King's niece, has gathered the King family for the first time…

January 27th is International Holocaust Remembrance Day, the anniversary of the day Auschwitz was liberated by Soviet troops in 1945. Patrick Hicks,…

In her latest mystery, author Lori Armstrong's character Mercy Gunderson is back in "Merciless." A former Army sniper, Gunderson investigates a…