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“We are all one paycheck away from being on the other side of the table.” Which is why this story is about much more than tables and chairs, sofas and bedroom sets.
Furniture Mission looks to the future, offering hope alongside home furnishings Read More »
It might be hard to believe, but there’s never been a book written on the Big Sioux River — until now.
New essay-filled book on Big Sioux River explores cultural, environmental impact Read More »
“We are going to develop and drive home what deployable actions can happen in the near term. Not five-year plans. How do we move the needle in the next month?”
Weigh in on future of East Eighth Street at this forum Read More »
A high-quality skate park on the east side of downtown Sioux Falls – a decadeslong dream for skating enthusiasts – is on the precipice of reality.
Downtown skate park makes big progress toward becoming reality Read More »
“We’ve got our heads buried in the sand if we don’t think there’s a black market for sports gambling.”
Could mobile sports betting come to South Dakota? There’s a push for it Read More »
“It’s a huge deal for the west side.” Just in time for spring temps: Welcome the latest addition to the bike trail.
Long-awaited bike trail extension nearly ready for riders Read More »
Increasingly, it’s the place where some of the greatest needs in our community are most visibly on display. This is a glimpse of what’s happening in the area around East Eighth Street.
From downtown to the east, neighborhood feels strain of new demands on social services Read More »
Wes Eisenhauer is going into the family vaults for his latest project. Even Snoop Dogg is watching – probably. Maybe. More on that in a minute. The Sioux Falls artist, musician and photographer launched a website Wednesday that celebrates a two-month road trip across the western United States that his parents took in 1978. It
When Snoop Dogg buys your family photo: Personal project leads to memorable sale Read More »
Notice just one person and the world will be a better place. As simple as that sounds – in our head-down, quarantined world – isolation has become the standard rather than the exception. A Sioux Falls church has a mission to change that. And they’re backing it up – with cash. The congregation at the
Have you noticed someone who could use a lift in life? They want to help pay for it Read More »
Before there was a prison overlooking a meatpacking plant, before there was anything more than a cavalry fort in downtown Sioux Falls, there was a view. Looking south over the valley, the Big Sioux River tumbled down an outcropping of pink quartzite, just rolling hills and grass in all directions. It’s what the Native Americans
More than a marker: Effort takes shape to restore obelisk with complex history Read More »