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Pierre, SD, USA / DRGNews
May 7, 2021 | 6:21 AM
On Saturday (May 8) from 10-11:30am CDT visitors to the Cultural Heritage Center in Pierre can pick up a take-to-make activity bag with the materials to create a plant gnome of their own.
Visitors pick up a bag with materials and instructions and take the project home to complete. To make sure there are enough bags to meet demand, the museum reserves the right to limit the number of bags any one person or group can take. In addition to the written instructions in the bag, video instructions are posted on the museum’s website at
Pierre, SD, USA / DRGNews
Apr 15, 2021 1:58 PM
Preserving the rural school experience through written word and art will be the focus of the April meeting of the History and Heritage Book Club.
Former Pierre resident Betsey DeLoache, the author of the book series, “Country Schools: Past and Present,” will share her experiences collecting the memories of students and teachers who attended country schools during the program at 7 p.m. CDT on Thursday, April 15.
People may attend the program at the Cultural Heritage Center in Pierre or virtually via Zoom. DeLoache now lives in South Carolina and will be speaking via Zoom.
Country schools featured during author discussion
SD Ag ConnectionApril 14, 2021News
Former Pierre resident Betsey DeLoache, the author of the book series, Country Schools: Past and Present.
PIERRE, SD – Preserving the rural school experience through written word and art will be the focus of the April meeting of the History and Heritage Book Club.
Former Pierre resident Betsey DeLoache, the author of the book series, “Country Schools: Past and Present,” will share her experiences collecting the memories of students and teachers who attended country schools during the program at 7 p.m. CDT on April 15.
People may attend the program at the Cultural Heritage Center in Pierre or virtually via Zoom. DeLoache now lives in South Carolina and will be speaking via Zoom.