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Reflect on the lives of extraordinary individuals inducted into the South Dakota Hall of Fame who are no longer with us.
The South Dakota Hall of Fame (SDHoF) had an inspiring 2024, championing a culture of excellence and honoring individuals whose legacies shape our great state
Join the South Dakota Hall of Fame in honoring departing Board Directors as well as welcoming new directors who will be joining our Board in 2025.
We are excited to once again participate in this year’s Day of Giving, hosted by South Dakota Gives on December 3.
Jim Entenman, a true icon in the South Dakota and national motorcycling scene, has been fueling his passion for over 45 years.
Your support will help us champion excellence like never before. Hear from CEO Laurie Becvar as she shares how you can help make a difference.
As we continue to foster a culture of excellence, we’ve seen time and again how community engagement transforms lives.
what does it mean to nominate a champion of South Dakota? What does it look like to champion a culture of excellence?
In the News
Read news articles from the media about the South Dakota Hall of Fame and Inductees
Clyde Fredrickson shows the SDPB crew a view they can’t find with two feet on the ground.
Gary Conradi recently joined South Dakota Hall of Fame Board Director Steve Flanery to discuss his legacy and contributions to the state he loves.
Former three-term U.S. Senator and five-term U.S. Representative Tim Johnson passed away Tuesday, October 8 in Sioux Falls, South Dakota at the age of 77.
'Dirty Jobs' star, skilled trade advocate praises scholarship program as a national leader.
John Barlow, a 2016 Inductee of the South Dakota Hall of Fame passed away on Friday, September 20, 2024, in Rapid City.
Dave Rozenboom has been named the 2024 Distinguished Alumni Award recipient, recognizing his exceptional career in banking, commitment to serving the community, and embodiment of Dordt's Reformed worldview.
South Dakota State University might look a lot different if Peggy Miller had been three inches taller.
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Jim Entenman joined 2021 Inductee, friend, and nominator Angela Kennecke to discuss his life and legacy in this newest podcast episode.