Thursday morning was an exciting time for students, teachers, and parents as kids throughout the area returned to the classroom while others went to school for the very first time.
While many kids are getting excited for the new year South Dakota EMS for Children is hoping parents are making safety a top priority as classes start.
Agriculture is South Dakotas biggest industry so exhibitors from around the country are gathered in Mitchell to help show off the latest in farming technology.
The event is aimed to be fun for the whole family with a free pancake feed, games, and more but the event’s main focus is teaching the public how to stay safe in their everyday lives.
Agriculture is South Dakota’s largest industry so today the Sioux Falls chamber of commerce and sponsors from around the area decided to give back to farmers.
Tuesday all Sioux Falls Scooter’s locations are giving 100% of their sales to foster organizations in the area including: Royal Family Kids Sioux Empire, Family Visitation Center, Sioux Falls, East River Foster Parent Network, Sioux Falls CASA, and Children’s Home Society of South Dakota.
Natural Grocers began in colorado over 65 years ago. The shop is now preparing to open its doors in Sioux Falls for the very first time Wednesday morning.
Thunder Road has been a part of Sioux Falls for many years but General Manager Ryant Friez along with others felt like something was missing so they decided to add food to its offering with its restaurant Rev It Up Grille.
Sioux Falls’ newest pizza place has had quite the journey as its owner Josiah Urban move the shop and his family all the way from New Jersey to open the restaurant.
Innsokate started in Washington D.C. in 2013 thanks to a collaboration between USA skateboarding and the Smithsonian’s Lemelson Center for the Study of Invention and Innovation.
July is one of the busiest months of the year for the Children’s Inn in Sioux Falls. The Inn is using its social media platforms along with several sponsors to raise awareness for domestic violence in the area.
Most people never learn how to play the harp but for others such as Jeremy Chesman and Anna Vorhes, the instrument has become a major part of their lives since they first gave it a try.
The Teafest car show has been hosted by Octane Ink for the last 7 years but octane president Jon Powell has been a part of the show as a fan or organizer since the show’s early years.
Charlie’s pizza began in Yankton in the late 1950′s and quickly expanded to Sioux Falls within the next few years but in 1988 over 33 years ago the shop left the city until returning this spring.
Sioux Falls is famous for its many restaurants and shops, but area native Lexus Paulson thought there was something missing so she decided to bring a new restaurant to the area.
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