Adopt a free virtual 'pigeon' to deliver news that matters to you | Adopt Now
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]. Here’s a good sport at St. Mary Elementary School: Ms. Shields, who was slimed by students as part of a fundraiser for the school. Memorial Middle […]
School news: Slimed for good cause, aero gardens, Ninja Warrior Junior contestant Read More »
What’s home unless you make it your own? My 605 takes you inside the lives, loves and little secrets of those who call South Dakota – area code 605 – home. This week’s My 605 features Krista Youngberg, experience director at GreatLIFE Golf & Fitness and owner of pigeon Spector. My home in the 605 is: DTSF!
My 605: Krista Youngberg Read More »
We cover new restaurant openings literally all the time at our sister site, SiouxFalls.Business, which also means we can dig into the menu so you know what’s in store for you. Here are our four picks to eat this week. Josiah’s Coffeehouse, Cafe & Bakery has new daily lunch specials Monday through Thursday. Each will satisfy
4 new things to eat this week Read More »
The Week Ahead is our hand-picked event guide to the next seven days in Sioux Falls and slightly beyond. For guaranteed placement or to promote your event ahead of time, email [email protected] about a featured event listing.\ Oct. 15-17: Oktoberfest at the Country Apple Orchard Another weekend, another Oktoberfest event. This one’s hosted at the
The Week Ahead: Oct. 14-20 Read More »
The Union Gospel Mission in Sioux Falls is hoping farmers and gardeners will donate leftover produce this harvest season to help feed the homeless. “Getting fresh produce to the hungry and homeless is critically important. We’d be delighted to be beneficiaries of backyard and community gardens,” CEO Eric Weber said. The center at 220 N.
Got produce? You can help feed the homeless 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]. How great is this? Today is Native American Day, which means no school, so last week Native students at Washington High School arrived before dawn to
School news: Native American culture, first state champ, class of 2039 Read More »
Construction season is here, so we’re giving you a weekly look at what projects are done, where you’ll find traffic impacts and what’s scheduled next. What’s done It’s a big one! Work at the intersection of 33rd Street and Minnesota Avenue is complete. All lanes are now open to traffic. There might be periodic lane
Road Report: Week of Oct. 11 Read More »
A snow leopard at the Great Plains Zoo has died after she and other big cats in the feline complex fell ill and one tested positive for the virus that causes COVID-19 Baya died Thursday evening after becoming sick earlier this week, the zoo said in a statement Friday. It had announced earlier on Thursday
Snow leopard dies at zoo after big cats quarantined with COVID-19 Read More »
If you’re heading to the Great Plains Zoo, you won’t be seeing the big cats for a bit. An Amur tiger tested positive for COVID-19 after zookeepers observed coughing and lethargy. Since Keesa’s positive test, several other big cats, including two Amur tigers and two snow leopards, have exhibited symptoms, the zoo said in a
Great Plains Zoo’s big cats quarantined with COVID-19 Read More »
By Mick Garry, for Pigeon605 After a few minutes of conversation with Easton Zueger, you quickly gather in that he’s a thoughtful 18-year-old who speaks in complete paragraphs. He’ll answer your questions like it’s an essay test that he’s going to ace. This Sioux Falls native, whose taste for the sport of hockey has already
From stick boy to Stampede player, high school senior takes the ice Read More »