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One of the food delivery companies in Sioux Falls, Bite Squad, plans to deliver hot meals to families in need this Thanksgiving.

Augustana University will premiere "The Thanksgiving Play" Thursday night. Performances run through Sunday.

Irving Berlin's "White Christmas" will be at the Washington Pavilion in Downtown Sioux Falls Friday through Sunday.

There are several opportunities throughout the month of November to help a non-profit in Sioux Falls, LifeScape.

The Dakota Angler Ice Institute is Friday through Sunday at the Sioux Falls Arena.

The Turner County Youth Charity Pheasant Hunt is sponsoring a concert featuring a Grand Ole Opry member, Mark Wills, to raise money for McCrossan Boys Ranch.

Mike Brody started comedy at an open mic in 2000 and has been touring across the world ever since.

The production of "Steel Magnolias" will be performed in multiple cities in southeastern South Dakota in November.

Noah Deist is an independent singer and songwriter from Sioux Falls, who just released a new single called "Just Go."

Giving Hope Bingo, formerly known as Burnside Bingo, is celebrating its three year anniversary by donating money to several local organizations.

The owners of Wild Bird Connection in Sioux Falls said some birds decide to go all the way south while some stay in South Dakota after migrating from the north.

1 Million Cups is celebrating Women's Entrepreneur Week in Downtown Sioux Falls on Wednesday.

The Brandon Valley Hockey Association is hosting the Bingo, Bidding, and "Boos" event on Saturday at the Holiday Inn in the city.

"The Play That Goes Wrong" will be at the Washington Pavilion Friday and Saturday for three performances.

This Saturday is the 5th annual "She Said Yes to the Dress" event in Vermillion.

The Etc. Expo for Her is Friday and Saturday at the Sioux Falls Convention Center.

The inaugural Public School Proud event will be on Thursday, November 7th at Raven Industries.

It's an evening of music, friendship, and food, hosted by the LifeScape Ambassadors.

Z*stonish joined KSFY Thursday morning to show off one of his latest tricks. Also joining him was a Halloween-themed, creepy clown in honor of his newest venture: a haunted house.

One of the longest-running festivals in Sioux Falls is taking place September 7. The 56th Annual Sidewalk Arts Festival is from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., and admission is free.

The September issue of 605 Magazine is on stands today. From Hot Springs to Rapid City to Sioux Falls the newest issue is all about design across South Dakota.

The 5th annual All American Blood Drive through the Community Blood Bank will hopefully draw more donors and even new donors out to the Bloodmobiles.

A recently released study says 39% of South Dakota high schoolers feel symptoms of depression and anxiety.

One Dell Rapids family has spent a large portion of the summer asking for donations and hanging up flyers for their 5th annual Poker Run. It all started half a decade ago when their father and grandpa was fighting for his life with ALS.

Many farmers across South Dakota are now preparing for harvest, but some have unplanted fields across the state.

For many families back to school means back to busier schedules. With being busy it can be difficult to eat healthy and it becomes harder when looking for healthier options for kids.

Glen and Elaine Koch opened their business in Shriver's Square building along Phillips Avenue 17 years ago. They have now moved into a new location inside the same building.

Lincoln High School's marching band is one of the largest bands in the Upper Midwest, with more than 200 members.

Todd Heitkamp with the National Weather Service is participating in Kilts for Kids. He joined KSFY Morning News Friday.

You have probably seen him at a Sioux Falls Canaries game, but maybe not known the story behind the cute, feathered 'Peep.' It's just not something you find on every 10-year-old's resume.