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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.
Arriving in character: ‘Pirate’ turns food delivery into memorable experience Read More »
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
New independent school to offer mixed-age, one-room model Read More »
Amazing things happen in our schools every day — if you know where to look! Do you know some school news others would love? Let us know at [email protected]. School should be full of “golden moments,” and this is a wonderful way to celebrate them. A partnership between First Lutheran Church and Lowell Elementary allows
School news you’ll love: Golden moments, celebrating books, previewing marching band Read More »
Ice skating downtown. Riverfront development. Lions at the Great Plains Zoo. For many, they’ve been on wish lists for years, and these projects could be taking a big step toward reality. Here’s the situation: The city of Sioux Falls received millions in federal funding last year to offset expenses related to COVID-19. The city used
One year ago, the 3D printer in Mitchell Olson’s Sioux Falls house was cranking out straps for masks for health care workers nationwide. One year later, the former “Survivor” contestant has turned his attention to COVID-19 vaccinations in what has become the latest in a series of grassroots efforts to help as needed during the
Sioux Falls’ favorite ‘Survivor’ contestant wants to help you get a COVID vaccine Read More »
Holly Anderson-Hintz has a bit of the Easter Bunny in her. Her latest venture through her business Joyful Journeys by Holly – “Egg My Yard” – offers to turn your yard into a ready-made Easter egg hunt. “We’re bringing in the plastic Easter eggs, and we’re customizing Easter baskets if they want us to, and
‘Egg your yard’ this Easter with new venture that started with cancer patients Read More »
If you take your bike on the city’s recreation trail or use bike lanes on city streets, the city wants to hear from you. Input from cyclists is being collected to help with an update to the Sioux Falls bicycling master plan. You’ll be asked basic questions about your riding habits and have the chance
Use the bike trail? The city wants to hear from you Read More »
Kids can ride an oversized stuffed animal, hop on an electric scooter and return to seeing the Easter Bunny at The Empire Mall. Animal Rides opened near the Sanford Children’s play area recently. It offers the chance to climb aboard plush animals and ride around a designated track within the mall. Is an electric motorized
What’s new for kids at The Empire Mall Read More »
This paid piece is sponsored by AGE Media. Sitting among more than 60,000 fans at a Minnesota Vikings game, inspiration struck for Garrett Gross. As Gross, co-founder and owner of AGE Media, sat at U.S. Bank Stadium with two of his daughters in late 2017, he realized nearly every single person around them had one
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Pigeon605 publisher Jodi Schwan watched the epic interview between Oprah, Harry and Meghan with a little different perspective – as a journalist and having shared a little life experience with the duchess.
The Perch: The duchess, the interview and what it meant to me Read More »