Dorothy Lynch Dressing: A Taste Of Nebraska’s Nostalgic Home Cooking
Explore the nostalgic journey of Dorothy Lynch dressing, a beloved Nebraska condiment with a story dating back to the 1940s.
Ben Kuhns
Why Do You Care if a Store is Open or Closed on Thanksgiving?
Is it really a big deal if businesses are open on holidays? This article challenges common assumptions and encourages a fresh perspective.
How Weird Late-Night Cable TV Helped Shape This Gen Xer’s Personality
In the 2020s, YouTube and TikTok bring the world to my kids. On the high plains of western Nebraska in the 1980s a little box brought it to me.
7 Wickedly Cynical Christmas Songs
It's Christmas music season again, and I need to find some music more in line with my aging Generation X mindset.
24 Disturbing(ish) Facts About the Class of 2023
It's kind of hard for people, like me, born waaaaaayyyyy back in the nineteen hundreds to grasp how different their world is from the one we grew up in:
1961: Martin Luther King Brings the Civil Rights Message to Sioux Falls
Two years before his legendary "I Have a Dream" speech in Washington DC, Dr. King visited Sioux Falls, South Dakota.
Why Grocery Stores Keep Running Out of Eggs
And when there are eggs at the grocery store they are super pricey.
17 Ideas for a New South Dakota State Motto
It's more than just a phrase on a sign, it is our state's branding statement, so let's freshen things up. How about some brainstorming? I’ll start:
Look at the Prices on these Vintage South Dakota Restaurant Menus
We found a bunch of old restaurant menus and take a look at the prices lunch used to cost.
Do You Remember the Extra ‘Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer’ Lyrics? ‘Like a Lightbulb’
When I was a kid we'd shout 'Like a light Bulb' and things while singing 'Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer.' Did you?