Chainsaw Art News Today

When creating art, some artists use pencils, paint, and paper. In South Dakota, one artist prefers using a chainsaw.

Sticking with your crew while shuffling through aisles of booths jammed packed with hand-crafted cutting boards, plush crochet animals, fresh baked goods, jewelry and more is hard.

The town's old oak tree is no more, but it will never be forgotten.

We talk with chainsaw artist Jennifer Tanner at Dahl's Chainsaw Art in the Black Hills to find out why "bears pay the bills."

Annual event, 8/10-13, Riverside Park, Watertown, with music, carnival, food, fireworks Friday-Saturday. Free admission. Click through for schedule.

In the backwoods of Bedford County, you may just see a pile of pine. But to Dave Marshalek, it's a chance to fire up his chainsaw and cut straight into his next project.

While South Dakota courts tourists throughout the year, the summer season is the most critical.

South Dakota's tourism industry is prepared for another summer season.

See who was snapped at Wallumbilla show.

Step into the studio of Chester "The Bear Man" Yackley of Watertown and watch him carve his latest creation with a chainsaw.