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Carving Crazy Horse update
BLACK HILLS, S.D. (KELO)-- 78 years after the first blast on Crazy Horse took place in 1948, the work continues on transforming a mountain into a massive tribute to the Lakota leader. And today, crews ...
In the Black Hills of South Dakota, less than a half-hour drive down the road from Mount Rushmore, just 17 miles away, another colossal mountain sculpture—the largest sculptural project in history—is ...
CRAZY HORSE, S.D. -- Mount Rushmore isn't the only mountain carving worth seeing in the Black Hills. Just 17 miles from the presidents is the Crazy Horse Memorial. A gigantic figure of the American ...
South Dakota is famously home to Mount Rushmore, but it's also been making room for a second colossal mountain carving that, when finished, will dwarf the four presidents. The sculpture in progress is ...
Hikers at this year’s Crazy Horse Volksmarch did more than enjoy a trek to the mountain carving. They also helped stock local food shelves for months to come. Volunteers with the Care and Share Food ...
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