Wildland firefighters with the National Park Service and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service are conducting a controlled burn at Pipestone National Monument today. They will burn around 70 acres to recycle the nutrients for the prairie, control invasive species and encourage the growth of native tall grass prairie plants. | Pipestone County Star

Pipestone National Monument celebrated Indigenous Peoples' Day tonight with Indigenous dancers, singers and musicians along the circle trail, which was lit by luminarias and lanterns. | Pipestone County Star

Pipestone Wagon Train on its first of three days traveling 50 miles from Pipestone, Minnesota, to Madison, South Dakota. On RFD-TV Oct 25 and 29. | Rural Heritage Magazine

Jackie Martens demonstrates pipestone carving this morning as part of the Founders' Day activities at Pipestone National Monument. Demonstrations and activities will continue until 2 p.m. to celebrate the creation of the National Park Service, Pipestone National Monument and the quarrying tradition that makes the Monument unique. | Pipestone County Star