605 was feeling just content when it came to networking. So, to shake things up, the team decided to invite friends along for Content Hour once a month during happy hour to chat all things content (and to simply shoot...
Often thought of as the "mini Vegas" of the midwest, Deadwood is home to countless casinos, multiple taverns, and an endless amount of history. Located in the heart of the Black Hills, this historic town was once home to...
Former Minnesota Viking Chad Greenway is a South Dakotan through and through. Last week he came back to Sioux Falls with his shared company Gray Duck Vodka. 605 had the chance to chat with Greenway at a bottle signing...
Whether you know Beresford as the halfway mark between Vermillion and Sioux Falls, or as the home to Touch of Dutch Family Restaurant, chances are you've made a stop or two.
605's summer interns Kaatje Weiland and Corinne Stremmel joined...
Known as a staple of South Dakota history is the town of hot springs. Between discovering mammoth remains and exploring natural springs, this town is full of things to do and places to see. 605 made a day trip...
The team behind Carpenter Bar brings a unique boutique-style option for cocktails and food in the heart of downtown Sioux Falls—The Treasury. Built in a space that previously functioned as a bank since 1918, its history heavily influenced the...
“Art is whatever you can get away with.”
To the directors of Rapid City-based Black Veil Burlesque (BVB), burlesque is more than meets the eye—it’s an art form, and a means of expression.
“Burlesque is actually whatever you want it to...
Podcasts are big. As of 2019, most Americans have given the former "little medium that could" a listen, thanks to a surge in mainstream popularity. They're a opportunity to reach a targeted audience with niche programming, inspiring community growth...
For some, hanging by hooks pierced through one's flesh, suspending the body in the air and feeling a rush of blood and adrenaline coarse through one's veins, may not sound like an ideal way to spend a few seconds...
Traveling across the state, Chamberlain-Oacoma is a welcomed break, visually and physically. With the view of the Missouri River, it's breathtaking as you buzz through and/or stop for a bite (guilty from many-a-stops at Al's Oasis) or bathroom break.
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