Nashville travel bloggers detail Sioux Falls visit
A travel-blogging couple is sharing a look at their summer trip to Sioux Falls — and we bet you’ll enjoy going along for the ride.
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City climate action, sustainability plan sets targets for greener future
“This plan will really position Sioux Falls as a leader in this region on climate and sustainability efforts.”
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The Alliance adds family fun center
The newest addition at the South Dakota Military Heritage Alliance offers fun for all ages. The building at 1600 W. Russell St. has turned part of its upper-level warehouse space into a family center filled with games and other activities. “The main three points are family, fun and fellowship because there are a lot of
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Rethinking relationship with alcohol, growing crowd carries ‘Dry January’ movement into a new year
The way Heather Krause sees it, a woman not drinking alcohol while socializing prompts one of the following conclusions: She’s pregnant. She’s trying to lose weight. Or she’s a recovering alcoholic. “Why are those my only three choices for not having a drink?” asked Krause, who lives in Sioux Falls and works remotely for a
With busy travel season ahead, airport previews more destinations, construction progress
Air travel in Sioux Falls is creeping back to pre-pandemic levels – and the lineup of destinations this spring and summer reflects it. “Flights have definitely been full, for sure. It’s been encouraging,” said Dan Letellier, executive director of the Sioux Falls Regional Airport. “I think we’re well on our way to topping 2019’s passenger
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Mayor’s Youth Council narrows focus to address key community need
Bring together 13 impressive student leaders from across Sioux Falls, teach them about their city and then let them put their own stamp on it. That was the premise behind the Mayor’s Youth Council, launched this school year by Mayor Paul TenHaken as a way to give students an opportunity to share input on community
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Meet the soccer moms with a big goal: Bring elite women’s team to town
There are soccer moms — and then there are soccer moms like Melissa Nelson and Emily Thomas. The kind of moms who don’t just support their athletes but are so committed to the sport they now find themselves owners of an elite women’s soccer club. The Sioux Falls City Futbol Club joined the Women’s Premier
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Hayward Park design is final. Now it’s time to build
The neighborhood around Hayward Park is about to see a big improvement. The city has finished designing $2.2 million in upgrades to the northwest Sioux Falls park, and construction will start as soon as the weather allows. Here’s a look at what’s ahead. New spray park A large share of the project is dedicated to
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S.D.’s ‘Teen Mom’ to launch HGTV show
Former MTV “Teen Mom” Chelsea DeBoer and her husband, Cole, are bringing a new home renovation and design show to HGTV. The working title is “Farmhouse Fabulous,” and the show has been approved for six hourlong episodes to start next spring, according to multiple entertainment media organizations. “Chelsea and Cole are spirited young entrepreneurs breaking
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Train whistles could go largely silent downtown – possibly with help from state
An effort to bring so-called quiet zones to downtown railroad crossings in Sioux Falls is on track to potentially get a boost from the state. A bill being considered by the Legislature would offer Sioux Falls and other cities of 5,000 people or more the chance to receive state general funds to match with local
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