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We’re getting a first look at how the 143-year-old house at Tuthill Park could be brought into its next stage of life. The city had planned to declare the house as surplus, leading to it being removed or torn down, after deciding the needed repairs were too costly. But an effort from preservationists and neighbors […]
How could the Tuthill House be restored? Here’s a look Read More »
You’ll have more flight options, some construction to contend with and eventually a new parking ramp at the Sioux Falls Regional Airport. March typically is among the busiest times at the Sioux Falls Regional Airport, which saw air travel cut in half in 2020, and airlines slowly are bringing back more flights. This time last
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You wouldn’t be the first to think Florida doesn’t sound bad right about now. But Disney World? During a pandemic? Mickey ears paired with a mask? A number of Sioux Falls-area travelers have been making the trip and returned with helpful advice for others. “I think people need to stop waiting to do things and
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Here’s an email worth saving: “It just said, ‘You guys have been voted the No. 1 place in South Dakota. Feel free to share it.’ ” That’s how John and Kaylee Koch learned their rental home in the Black Hills had just been named the most luxurious Airbnb listing in the state by Trips to
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“It’s been the most difficult adult year I’ve ever had,” Sioux Falls musician Jeremy Hegg begins his interview. “The arts sector has raised the red flag and said hey we’re not going to make it through this,” continues Jim Speirs, executive director of Arts South Dakota. Live music plays in the background, as scenes from
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The most compelling stories tend to have a few elements in common. There are plot twists. There’s character development. There’s a strong moral. And, though she’s only 31, Ngoc Thach’s story has all that and more. But maybe that’s fitting for a born storyteller. “That’s how you connect a community. You tell them your story,”
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Owning or co-owning 17 restaurants by age 40 is pretty impressive. Especially when they’re part of the world’s largest fast-food restaurant chain. But Jordan Hartshorn didn’t start at the top. Not even close. He was 12 when he started working in McDonald’s dining rooms on weekends, as his dad, Mike, moved into management. By his
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Get ready to return to Levitt at the Falls this summer, where 43 outdoor concerts will be waiting. When The shows will start June 11 and wrap up Sept. 11 – weather-dependent, of course. “The plan is that in June and September the concerts will be on every Friday and Saturday night, and in July
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It really wasn’t close. It was Letty “by two or three dog lengths,” said Malary Anderson, as only a proud mom can. “She just really blew them away.” Victory was far from a given for this 4-year-old dachshund, who returned to the Denny Sanford Premier Center to defend her win in the annual wiener dog
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The Arc of Dreams is more than a signature sculpture in downtown Sioux Falls. It’s a symbol that this is a place where dreams can become realities. The gap in the middle of the arch represents the leap of faith needed to make it happen. “Dream Big, Live Big,” is the Arc of Dreams’ motto.
Honoring dreamers: Arc of Dreams names first Community Dreamer winners Read More »