Community

A Luverne man has had a lifelong love of the Minnesota Vikings and the team is recognizing him for it.

With time running down in the 2021 “Heroes Behind the Badges” blood drive, Sioux Falls Fire Rescue holds a narrow lead in donations over the Sioux Falls Police Department.

Chamberlain's Christmas statues are a crowd favorite and a major talking point for the town on the Missouri River.

Rob Scheitler decorated his house growing up with his dad, and he now carries on the tradition with his wife and daughter. It's turned into Christmas Acres.

The Multi-Cultural Center plays a big role in the education of many area students with the after-school services they provide, including an early Christmas gift.

South Dakota family receives national recognition for their inspiring story of fostering and adoption.

Hy-Vee is stepping up once again to help area residents struggling to eat with the ongoing covid pandemic.

Holiday Jam with the Hegg Brothers is back for a 12th year at the Washington Pavilion.

The Washington Pavilion is showing special holiday movies, hosting holiday festivals and putting on the production of Elf the Musical Jr.

Two men from a Sioux Falls company are out to help other businesses and their own by eating food that’s truly South Dakota’s own.

The SculptureWalk board president, Regan Smith, said Jim Clark will retire after the spring 2021 installation of art on the SculptureWalk.

The Salvation Army is running a $20 challenge this Saturday turning your donation into $100.

Community Blood Bank has seen some improvement in the overall blood supplies for local hospitals, as community members respond to the call to donate but more donations are needed to bring back supplies from the brink of complete depletion.

When 12-year-old Jace was diagnosed with cancer in October of 2019, followed by the pandemic in 2020, he began spending a lot of time inside his home.

LifeScape has partnered with Southeast Technical Institute to modify toys for kids and adults of all abilities.

The Link, the community triage center, which will be located in downtown Sioux Falls announced a major gift from a local employer on Thursday.

The annual Children’s Home Society Gift Wrap Booth returns to The Empire Mall this weekend.

Volunteers of America is a faith based non-profit organization, founded in 1896 in New York City before branching out to South Dakota in 1920.

Stu Whitney started as a sportswriter at the Argus Leader thirty years ago. Wednesday was the last day at the Argus for the news columnist and content coach.

The need for blood donations continues to be a major focus for local healthcare providers. The call for residents to give blood provides a special gift and hope to patients in the hospital during the holiday season.

Sara Sheppick with Child Protection Services and the DSS says there are 880 foster families in South Dakota, but that’s not enough.

Festival of Trees and Lights, part of a series of events in Sioux Falls Alive, will be Saturday Nov. 28th from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Washington Pavilion.

Turkey meals are going to a very special bunch, those who serve our nation.

It’s about that time of year when you notice a familiar bell and red kettle.

A number of people were able to enjoy a free Thanksgiving dinner at The Banquet, thanks in part to the generosity of the National Wild Turkey Federation.

The Glory House has been helping people in the Sioux Falls area for more than 50 years. Now, their program is getting a boost from the United Way.

Jaxon Warren had his wish granted on Friday and got to share the moment with loved ones in Sioux Falls by going on a shopping spree.

The Washington Pavilion is giving families in the area a new way to celebrate the holidays.

Harvest Festival at the Washington Pavilion this weekend.

The Sioux Falls Area Community Foundation awarded more than $16,000 in grants to local teachers through its 2020 Excellence in Education Initiative.