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The July issue of 605 Magazine is filled with ideas to get outdoors throughout the state.

A Sioux Falls teenager living with a rare disorder received a special gift Thursday.

A theater kid from Madison, South Dakota grew up and eventually found her place in the business she loves.

A raffle for a shed is raising money for summer programs in the Boys & Girls Club of Moody County.

A new series of speakers over at the national campus at Good Samaritan Society is entertaining the entire society’s print.

A member of the Sioux Falls Storm’s front office has overcome obstacles in life to make her dream come true of working for the team.

The Presentation Sisters were supposed to host their 25th annual golf tournament in Aberdeen last year. But because of the pandemic, it was postponed to 2021.

Golfers at Brandon Golf Course were up for the challenge on Monday for a good cause.

It’s now easier for some kids to get books from Siouxland Libraries, thanks to a new program run by one of the libraries’ staff members. We think she's Someone You Should Know.

The executive director of the Community Blood Bank, Ken Versteeg, said the "Lend an Arm" blood drive helped collect 89 donations.

As kids are out of school for the summer, many families are looking for things to do, and 605 Magazine's June issue has plenty of ideas.

Most restaurants are participating in the Dine Out for LifeScape event Tuesday, but The Barrel House is participating in it Monday.

After missing out on crucial fundraising opportunities over the last year, many organizations are counting on the success of this year.

LifeScape recently opened what the organization is calling a continuum home to help adults transition from children's services to adult services.

The city of Sioux Falls hired a couple consulting firms to create a comprehensive ADA Transition Plan that looked at what the city currently has for accessibility and what the city can plan for the future.

Employees with the VA in Sioux Falls got some exercise Wednesday and helped homeless veterans at the same time.

Forty of the red chairs will be raffled off and commemorative plaques will also be available to purchase.

Roughly 130 volunteers chipped in Thursday to help prepare hiking trails, paint cabins, and remove brush.

South Dakota students are getting a chance to get their hands dirty while learning outdoors.

“To empower women to develop and grow personally and professionally. There are about nine sessions, and then following that is a one-year relationship with a mentor sessions on how to be an authentic leader, a session on diversity, equity, and inclusion, the one coming up is a session on how to negotiate for yourself,” said Stahl.

A Sioux Falls man used his career in the food business to help others and we think he's Someone You Should Know.

A community of tiny homes designed for homeless veterans and their families could be coming to northwest Sioux Falls.

DTSF says this year’s competition is set to be the largest in its history with participating breweries, beers sold, economic impact, and overall community support.

It’s been over a year since DTSF’s streets have been paraded on. But after an announcement Tuesday, you can officially mark your calendars for Saturday, June 26th.

The Sioux Falls Arts Council is asking for artists to submit pieces of art that could be wrapped in vinyl art around utility boxes near Downtown Sioux Falls.

An event at the W.H. Lyon Fairgrounds this weekend aims to help with the Budget when it comes to your kids’ clothes.

The competition featured racers on motorcycles, ATVs, go-karts, and Outlaw lawnmowers, all using syrup to act as a traction aid.

Travis Robinson joined the Sioux Falls Composite of the South Dakota Civil Air Patrol four years ago. He was recently named its new commander and we think he's Someone You Should Know.

Combined, the businesses raised around $1,600 to help The Banquet, which serves around 700 meals a day to those in need.

Kerri Tietgen says she comes from a family of strong women and she wants to bring that same passion to help empower women in the Sioux Empire.