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An e-commerce site for runners and animal lovers is hosting its first pop-up shop at the Sioux Falls Marathon Expo on Saturday. The Wire Design Company opened its online store Aug. 1 with a selection of merchandise catering to the local community, including a selection of items designed for the Sioux Falls Area Running Club. […]
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The concept behind the Montrose Music Festival is simple. It just looks unorganized. There is a system behind the three-day festival, Aug. 27-29, that features acoustic music through collaboration and spontaneity. The pace and the performance are unlike other musical events. There’s no stage. No schedule. No real plan, other than musicians and artists gathered
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Locally brewed beer. Fresh pizza made with cheese from the milk of local cows. All served in a bucolic rural setting just outside Sioux Falls. How could it get better? What if it made the blind see? That’s an idealized scenario for the Blind Butcher Brewing Co., near Inwood, Iowa, which opens in September. And
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It’s an easy place to miss, hidden in the middle of the city. But once you’ve discovered it, it’s an impossible place to forget. Pass through the gates of Leif Ericson day camp on East 26th Street, along the banks of the Big Sioux River, and you feel transported out of Sioux Falls. The forest of
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Chris Krueger was a pretty normal kid when he left Sioux Falls for the University of Minnesota in the fall of 1988. But something happened. Somewhere along the way, he fell in with a bad crowd. Bike racers. The racing bug hit Krueger hard. He joined teams. He traveled the country going to road races
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While you’ve been watching the Summer Olympics in Tokyo, Taryn Kloth has been dreaming of Paris. That’s where the Olympic traveling carnival heads next for the Games in 2024. Kloth is training and planning with hopes of qualifying for Team USA in women’s beach volleyball. It’s a seemingly contradictory destination for a woman who grew
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A Sioux Falls ministry is bringing nationally known author Jack Alan Levine to Sioux Falls to raise awareness about drug addiction in the city. Levine’s presentation is the featured event of Sioux Falls Rising – The meeting to end addiction! The event Friday, organized by Washed Clean Addiction & Recovery Ministries, will run from 1
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Connection is a universal tenet of addiction recovery. Whether it’s alcohol or the various chemical substances used to dull reality, a frequent thread is isolation, a way to stay in one place that feels better than another place. At least for a while. That’s an over-simplification of a deeply complex mental and physical condition. But
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Whitetail deer aren’t supposed to chase chickens. They aren’t supposed to clean the cat. And they aren’t supposed to hang out with people like a dog. But Pearl does. Pearl the whitetail deer is as much a member of The Good Earth Farm family as Charlie and Weird Harold, Buck and T-Bone. And if that
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If you see Kasey Abbott walking down Phillips Avenue on the way to his loft in the Carpenter Building, you might think he’s just another empty nester who moved downtown to get away from mowing the lawn. Which is true. However, you’d never know that Abbott, 62, is the center point of a proclamation presented
Fate intertwines Sioux Falls cycling leader with honoring descendants of Wounded Knee Read More »