Deadwood is a favorite spot for the 605 staff, as the team feels transported back to the late 1800s, when laws were loose and the whiskey was flowing.
Literally if there is any excuse to stop in town, we’ll will...
605 was given access to see John Rich, one half of country music superstars Big & Rich, for when he hosted the South Dakota launch of his new Red Neck Riviera Whiskey at Deadwood Mountain Grand February 23. The intimate event had around 100 people,...
Stepping into Akela Spa of Deadwood is like stepping into a world where problems are few, and silence and relaxation are plentiful. Many call that heaven, others may call that a typical experience at Akela, which has the mantra,...
With chilly temperatures, falling leaves, and whistling winds comes an extra bite in the air this time of year. Stories of the paranormal and the supernatural take center stage as October encourages us to dive into some of history’s...
Can you have too much of a good thing? Deadwood Distilling Co. doesn’t seem to think so. The new location in downtown Deadwood just opened its doors this past summer, and features a customer-pleasing trifecta of food, fun and...
It’s no secret that South Dakota loves motorcycles, and no one quite captures that love like artist Scott Jacobs, who was the first-ever licensed Harley-Davidson artist in 1993. Located in the Goldberg Building on Main Street in Deadwood, Jacobs...
"If you like history like we do, you’ll find it very fascinating,” said Rick Olesen, owner of Wild Bill's Trading Post and co-owner of the Wild Bill Bar in Deadwood.
Olesen, who is caretaker of the space for the Texas...
The historic Adams House in Deadwood was built in 1892 and has been home to two prominent families – the Franklins and the Adams. The Victorian Queen Anne-style home includes oak interiors, hand-painted canvas wall coverings, four stained glass...
In 1876, the town of Deadwood was riddled with gunslingers and gamblers: men in search of their fortune in gold. James Butler Hickok was no different. Building his reputation throughout the Wild West as “Wild Bill,” Hickok’s life was...
One thing I have found is that if you want to find a good chunk of the local community, go to a sports bar. Whether it’s the familiar feeling of sports teams on (way) too many flat screen televisions...
