Spearfish native Dick Termes gained fame in the 1970s-80s when he created the artistic, brightly-colored globes known as “termespheres.” Having designed more t...
The Hotel Alex Johnson looms over the Rapid City skyline like a hulking giant, its iconic red sign visible for miles. The hotel has attracted visitors fro...
The Black Hills Gold Rush brought hordes of prospectors and settlers to the Black Hills. As more and more people flocked to the area, towns were founded overni...
Whether you're visiting Rapid City for the first time or have lived here your entire life, there are some fascinating chapters in our town's history that aren'...
Our last mystery location in the series stumped you. We'll forgive you if you didn't recognize this spot...
Unless you happen to be walking down 4th Str...
Hundreds of cool and classic hot rods cruise to Deadwood each year for Kool Deadwood Nites. From the car show to the parade to the live music, it can be hard t...
This week's mystery spot didn't generate any concrete responses. Surprising, considering its prominent location in the heart of town.
It's Rapid City's ...
Maybe it was the steady roar of motorcycle engines filling the Black Hills all week. In any case, this week's mystery spot didn't leave too many of you sputte...
A couple of people had a keen eye this week and led the charge in identifying our mystery spot:
This painted bison sculpture is one of eight that can be...
Gold has been synonymous with the Black Hills since 1874, when George Armstrong Custer and his troops in the 7th Cavalry discovered deposits in French Creek, n...
