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After selling out of cut-your-own Christmas trees in just six days last year, Riverview Christmas Tree Farm held a pre-tag event earlier this month, offering the premium service as a way to ease the stress for some families. “We were open six days last year, and we still sold over 1,000 trees,” said Shari Gannon, […]
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The Parade of Lights is back after being canceled last year because of the pandemic, and retired city public health director Jill Franken will serve as the grand marshal. The parade, which is organized by Downtown Sioux Falls Inc. and presented by First Bank & Trust, starts at 7:30 p.m. Nov. 26 on Phillips Avenue,
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After two wins, a Sioux Falls family ended its streak on “Family Feud.” The Zomers made it onto the board in the episode that aired today, but lost three out of four rounds to the Bonitatibus family from New York. Dale and Myra Zomer, son Damon, daughter Cierra and son-in-law Matt Triplett landed a spot
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Mr. Bendo, Captain 11, lawyer Scott Hoy and other notable figures in the story of Sioux Falls will live on through a new mural on a central neighborhood pizza shop. Sunny’s Pizzeria at 26th Street and Walts Avenue began searching this summer for an artist to paint the building’s north wall. Wyatt Dickson won the contest
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Don’t cry into your Guinness too much. The annual St. Patrick’s Day parade in downtown Sioux Falls has been canceled for the second year in a row because of concerns about the COVID-19 pandemic. The show will go on in 2022, and planning for that is already underway, said Shawn Cleary, chair of the St.
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