Siouxland Libraries to eliminate fines on overdue books
Library fines will soon become a thing of the past. Here’s why.
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Stylists return to where it all began, with suites in new downtown salon
There’s nothing quite like your relationship with your stylist. And for these four, a new salon means a full-circle path back to where their own bond with their industry began.
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Homeowners embrace Halloween with immersive displays
Catch them while you can! We introduce you to the homeowners behind some of this year’s most impressive Halloween displays.
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From restored homes to ‘glamping,’ S.D. offers experience-driven stays across 150 bed-and-breakfasts
Did you know South Dakota offers at least 150 bed-and-breakfasts? We took a look at some of the places, people and of course the morning meals that define this cottage industry.
Historic Heritage Park structures find new homes, return to long-ago uses
A cabin, a church, a school and a house. No longer a historical village, all four still have found promising new homes.
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‘Edible artist’ expands classes to Sioux Falls
Fig Tales owner Stacie Suedkamp is offering a series of classes over the next couple of weeks to give others a chance to learn the skill of decorating sugar cookies.
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Off the court, high school basketball standout proves worthy role model
“He picked up every single kid’s trash.” Meet this standout on the basketball court who makes an even bigger impression off of it.
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At 95, state’s longest operating photographer serves as living historian
His role in documenting Sioux Falls history likely is unmatched — and a lifetime behind the lens has left Bill Pay with some incredible stories.
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After 40 years, library books are returned — with a story of their own
These might be the ultimately overdue library books — but there’s a great story to go with them.
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Decades after her death, Sioux Falls author’s murder mysteries are back in print
A Sioux Falls mystery writer who died in 1979 has some of her books back in print — thanks to a small publisher with his own S.D. ties.
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