Use this method to take care of any fish slime, odors or after taste left on fresh fish fillets. Cut up your fillets then soak them in a bowl with Sprite or Seven-Up before cooking. Anywhere from five minutes minimum to two hours in the...
DENTAL ASSISTANTS RECOGNITION WEEK™ Dental Assistant Recognition Week™ (also known as DARW™) is held the first full week in March every year. Dental assistants are a key part of the dental practice year-round, but they get a special week dedicated to them each...
With so many chain stores popping up in every urban location, old-time general stores have become near-extinct, leaving behind a huge void in countless rural areas. Fortunately for the small community of Hoover, this is not the case, as this old-time general store has...
1700 From 1700 to 1750, the tribes of the Sioux Nation clash with the Arikara, Mandan and Omaha for control of eastern Dakota. By the late 1700s, the Sioux Nation dominates the northern Plains. 1743 The Verendrye brothers, the first Europeans to see the Black Hills,...
South Dakota Native Andrew Kightlinger wrote and directed “Tater Tot and Patton,” a South Dakota-set drama from the producer of Napoleon Dynamite, starring Jessica Rothe and Bates Wilder. It’s about how a wayward millennial escapes to her uncle’s South Dakota ranch,...
There are specific guidelines for children to be considered for an Amber Alert. So what about kids who do not qualify? Children who are not believed to have been abducted but are now missing. What if your child went missing and could not be found but also...
Artist James Pollock and poet Steve Boint join together to produce a remarkable book of imagination where art and poetry lead down new roads as well as old roads of half-remembered events. James Pollock, a well-established artist with a national audience, and Steve...
Native Americans had a planting technique where they would plant corn, bean, and squash crops close to each other. The corn provides a structure for the beans to climb, the beans give nitrogen to the soil, and the squash spreads on the ground to prevent weeks from...
Construction of the Oahe Dam on the Missouri River began in 1948 bringing workers from across the country to the small town of Fort Pierre, South Dakota. The area population grew dramatically over the next year as these workers and their families moved to the area and...
Pierre’s Donut Shop to reopen under new owner, same donuts The Donut Shop at 1120 N. Euclid Ave. in Pierre has been closed for some weeks and people miss it. When news began leaking the past couple weeks or so, people were talking. Hughes County Commissioners were...
