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Downtown Sioux Falls has plenty of parking – at least for now. That’s the conclusion of city officials who track the public parking system and make recommendations on where and when to add more capacity. “We’re able to accommodate development while also accommodating current public parking tenants,” urban planner Dustin Powers said this week in […]
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When your Instagram handle is @bestdressedblonde, the bar is set pretty high. But Erica Wilcox started young on her way to making that name for herself. “Ever since I was little, I always enjoyed dressing up,” said Wilcox, who grew up in Sioux Falls and still lives here. “I was never a sweatshirt-and-sweatpants girl.” Today,
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It’s Thursday night, around 6:30 p.m., and the crowd is starting to build at Shenanigans Sports Bar & Grill. That includes in a backroom of the west-side establishment, where Erica Varcoe is surveying a crowd of dozens. They’re eating, they’re drinking and – thanks to her unconventional approach – they’re worshipping. “I really just wanted
Church in a bar? It’s happening on the west side – and they say it works Read More »
A community of tiny homes designed for homeless veterans and their families could be coming to northwest Sioux Falls. It’s thanks to a team of city officials from different departments who pursued the project as part of a leadership development program. “There were so many times we thought this thing was dead, and it just
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Classrooms arranged as “houses,” spaces for hands-on learning and a gym that promises surprises are some of the features in store for Ben Reifel Middle School students. The new middle school at 6700 E. 41st St. will open this fall, but principal Shane Hieronimus and assistant principal Rebecca Vandrongelen offered a preview tour produced by
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Nationally touring Broadway shows are coming back to the Washington Pavilion starting in September. The 2021-22 six-show series begins with three performances of “Escape to Margaritaville” in September, followed by this lineup in 2022: February: “Fiddler on the Roof” with four performances. March: “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.” March: “Hairspray.” May: “Come From Away” with
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Congestion will be eased, pavement will be improved — but first, there’s road construction season ahead. And it’s going to be a big one. The city’s public works director said this year will be beat 2020’s more than $71 million in projects. “Our street maintenance program this year is going to be huge,” Mark Cotter
Which roads will be improved this season? We’ve got your guide Read More »
McKenzie Hettich and her family were traveling for the first time since the pandemic – heading to Arizona in early March to visit family – and they were being cautious. So while waiting to board their Delta Air Lines flight at the Sioux Falls Regional Airport, “we just decided to stay away from as many
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A new Sioux Falls resident is bringing his personal touch to the food delivery scene in the form of a pirate.
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A Sioux Falls family plans to open an Acton Academy this coming school year. The Acton network includes more than 240 schools worldwide, accredited through the International Association of Learner Driven Schools. The Sioux Falls location is described as a one-room, mixed-age model. Owners Aaron and Ashlee Johnson said they’re waiting to gauge enrollment before
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