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Sioux Falls is home to thousands of Ukrainian-Americans, who now wait and worry from half a world away. These are some of their stories.
Sioux Falls residents with ties to Ukraine offer look at life under siege Read More »
Printing and shipping delays meant a six-month wait for Laurel Lather’s autobiographical cookbook, but it finally has arrived. “Nostalgic Feast,” the first in what the noted Sioux Falls chef and restaurateur promises will be a series, will be available at a book launch Tuesday in the Harvester Building, where Lather once presided over The Market
Restaurateur’s cookbook launches with favorite dishes Read More »
If online searching, swiping and potentially getting swindled have made you squeamish about using a dating app, well, there’s a solution for that. Or two. You could try a matchmaker, like April Davis, president of LUMA Luxury Matchmaking. Or join a group like Sioux Empire Singles, which offers events rather than one-on-one encounters. Its next
Single in Sioux Falls and looking to change that? They want to help Read More »
Maggy Pickner learned how to make luscious cookies, brownies and cakes in the kitchen of her aunt’s house in Chamberlain. She taught herself how to make those same luscious cookies, brownies and cakes in gluten-free and vegan versions after a medical diagnosis led her to eliminate grains and dairy from her diet. Soon after, she
Creativity in the kitchen leads to gluten-free, vegan dessert business Read More »
Diana Janzen can claim responsibility for her granddaughter’s career. She’s the one who introduced Aftyn Janzen to the joys of thrifting, finding value in something someone else no longer needs, wants or appreciates. Now, Aftyn Janzen has turned that longtime enjoyment into a shopping service she named The Green Penny. While many of her secondhand
Thrifting pro turns hobby into shopping service Read More »
For years, Jason Walsh dreamed of owning a pub and restaurant. He envisioned himself seated at a comfortable table or on a stool at the bar, watching sporting events unfold on multiple TV sets. He never imagined he’d be standing at the entrance, taking customers’ names as they arrived, or darting over on his noon
Group of friends turned restaurant owners fill gap in neighborhood dining Read More »
According to Gavin Sturm, no beginning musician greets the fifth grade band director with the words “I want to play the euphonium.” Instead, the “honor” of hefting the tuba-like instrument goes to a student who doesn’t already have a strong preference for the clarinet or the cornet or the flute or the snare drum. And
From Sioux Falls to Carnegie Hall, high school senior prepares to take the stage Read More »
Eight-year-old Lily had her strategy planned out long before she gripped the handle of a shopping cart Saturday. Technically, it was her father, Steve Whitman, who had won the three-minute shopping spree at Fair Market. But the second-grader at Alcester-Hudson Elementary School wasn’t about to be left out. So 15 minutes before the shopping spree
Milestone shopping spree leads to fitting winner Read More »
Lee Goldberg founded a publishing house to return to print the authors and books that had shaped him as a writer. They were effective teachers. Goldberg is a No. 1 New York Times bestselling author and television producer. He is a co-author with Janet Evanovich of the Fox & O’Hare novels. The Private Eye Writers
After 30 years, Sioux Falls man’s novels return to print Read More »
You can check out books for your kids through Siouxland Libraries. You can send a document to be printed via your cellphone to the branch libraries in Sioux Falls and Brandon and pick it up there. Your book club can choose its selection for September and reserve up to 12 kits containing not only the