Check out this hidden gem sanctuary in South Dakota with more than 190 species of birds. It's one of the best destinations for wildlife viewing in the state..

Britannica: "On June 25, 1876, a battle occurred at the Little Bighorn River in Montana Territory, U.S., between federal troops led by Lieut. Col. George A. Custer and Northern Plains Indians (Lakota ...

Details: 13329 U.S. Highway 16A, Custer, South Dakota, 57730. A daily park license is $15 per vehicle or $25 for seven days. Call 605-394-2693 or visit www.gfp.sd.gov.

That “not really” a responsible use of taxpayer funds, Senate Majority Leader Jim Mehlhaff, R-Pierre, told South Dakota Searchlight. But it’s politically necessary. The $600 million cap is more ...

Another 27 Lakota horsemen, these led by descendants of Crazy Horse, the most revered of the Sioux warriors at the 1876 battle, had ridden 360 miles in two weeks from their South Dakota reservation.

Custer State Park is the largest of South Dakota's State Parks and was the 1st state park established. The park's history dates back to 1897, just eight years after South Dakota joined the Union.

On your next getaway, you can explore the world under the earth’s surface that never sees the light of day. From cave kisses ...

South Dakota’s biggest attraction is ... Civil War veteran Lt. Colonel George Armstrong Custer and a stone’s throw away from the largest wildlife park in South Dakota, Custer is very much the gateway ...

Custer State Park staff and volunteers on horseback roundup approximately 1450 buffalo. ... 2024 South Dakota Governor's Buffalo Roundup. Special | 1h 13m 24s. 2024 Buffalo Roundup.

This year to recognize the 150 th Anniversary of Custer’s Black Hills Expedition the Custer County Historical Association will host a special event. It will be held July 21 at the historic Custer ...

Bruce Johnson is spreading false information in his recent letter " Where is the fairness in property taxes?" He states that South Dakota has eliminated property taxes for those 65 and over. That ...

In what’s become an annual winter tradition, hundreds of people carrying torches set fire to a giant wooden beetle effigy in Custer, South Dakota, to raise awareness of the destructive impact of ...