• Great Bear unveils documentary. Great Bear Ski Valley is celebrating 60 years with a new documentary, "More than a Hill." The documentary will feature Great Bear's history, culture and the people who have made it what it is today. It'll debut at the State Theatre Nov. 9 and 10, with tickets benefiting Falls Area Single Track. Learn more here.
  • Get spooky. Siouxland Libraries is kicking off its month-long "Scary on the Prairie" series next week, including a bunch of events focused on giving adults a chance to explore their creative side with events like a horror writing contest, a murder mystery party and a live podcast recording. You can find more details here.
  • Volunteer-a-thon. Feeding South Dakota is expected to host its first-ever Volunteer-a-thon on Tuesday with a "Delivering through the Decades" theme. The event will include a full day of volunteering where people can come pack, sort and prepare food while listening to different eras of music. It's all part of Hunger Action Month. Learn more here.
  • Why mail got slow. South Dakota Searchlight has a great piece this morning explaining why mail delivery in the state has gotten so slow (anyone else remember the absentee ballot pains during the mayoral election?). It really all comes down to budget cuts, and Seth Tupper explains it all here.