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“I think it’s a special time to be doing this work and making films in South Dakota.” This week, you can see their work on the big screen.
Film produced in South Dakota premieres this week Read More »
Call it a tribute to trees – after reading this new book, you’ll never look at the Sioux Falls landscape the same again.
In ‘If Our Trees Could Talk,’ Sioux Falls’ urban forest finds its voice Read More »
Talk about deep roots: How a family business became a rare specialty crop producer to reach 100 years.
Cherry Rock Farms marks first century Read More »
It’s time to celebrate 30 years of Siouxland Libraries as a leadership transition looms. Here’s a look back and ahead.
Siouxland Libraries marks 30 years as director retires Read More »
More than a year ago, a group began studying what could happen at this former Lincoln Elementary site. Here’s their answer.
Community effort begins to create Lincoln Commons on former school site Read More »
A fire easily could have been the end for this 91-year-old former church. But with a leap of faith and a lot of help, it has come back to life.
From ashes to new life, church scarred by fire rises as The Chapel Read More »
Veterans are starting to transition from tiny houses to permanent homes – and others are stepping up to support the mission.
Service club helps advance early successes at veterans’ tiny-home village Read More »
A neighborhood known for its rummage sales now is setting its sights on reforestation.
Kingswood goes green with first initiative for new neighborhood group Read More »
The city’s oldest organized neighborhood group has been reborn – thanks to families like these stepping up to go to work for Whittier.
Meet the Whittier residents stepping up to build unity, improve their neighborhood Read More »
What does it take to build a stronger neighborhood? Ask these residents: How city grants and engaged citizens are about to make an impact citywide.
From a new ball field to beautification projects, neighborhoods put grant funds to use Read More »