Program on stained glass in South Dakota has been nominated for a regional Emmy Award.

"Light of the Prairie: Stained Glass in South Dakota" was produced by South Dakota Public Broadcasting. The documentary, produced by Stephanie Rissler, is one of three nominees in the historical documentary category in the 2013 Upper Midwest Regional Emmys. The honors will be awarded Sept. 28 at the State Theatre in Minneapolis.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HkzGy8EwyyE

This 1-hour documentary explores the history and culture of stained glass windows with expert and Humanities Scholar Dr. Barbara Johnson of Aberdeen.

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