This church’s expansion was among 2025’s largest projects in Sioux Falls: Here’s what’s driving it
“It’s not about being the biggest church in town or the coolest church in town. It’s not about the numbers – it’s about God saying go do this.”
Veteran’s effort returns Fourth of July parade to Sioux Falls for nation’s 250th
“If we want this parade to be a thing, we citizens are going to have to make sure it happens every year.”
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With new station planned, Fire Rescue begins looking for next round of cadets
Sioux Falls is adding population and soon will open a new fire station. Today, a call went out for more cadets considering a career with Fire Rescue.
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Indoor farmers market vendors find success in first season
The Falls Park Farmers Market launched an indoor market late last year. Here’s a look at how the first season has gone.
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Whittier neighborhood contemplates future after news of Smithfield move
Smithfield Foods helps anchor one of the city’s largest neighborhoods. With the plant’s pending departure, residents already are receiving interest in their homes and are considering what the future might hold.
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With one decade biking to work behind him, cyclist has no plans to slow down
Meet the bike commuter who just passed one decade of bicycling to work – and doesn’t plan to break his streak any time soon.
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Olympics volunteer ready to take on Italian adventure
She’s Olympics bound! Meet the Milan volunteer with local ties and a global adventure ahead of her.
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Beloved library puppeteer, storyteller remembered in new memorial
A new addition to this east-side library honors a team member who was known for delighting children.
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Premiere Playhouse navigates ‘critical crossroad’
The gap between the cost to produce quality community theater and the revenue it generates has grown, prompting The Premiere Playhouse to ask for help.
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Domestic Violence Council aims to fill gaps in supporting local victims
“We help with things that are very unique, but there’s nobody else to help.” How this group quietly helps victims of family violence in rebuilding their lives.
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