The end of the COVID-19 pandemic designations is a cause for reflection. For many communities, that includes looking back on what they’ve learned during the unique struggle and preparing their community for the future.
Those who attended Monday’s event say it’s important to continue the tradition of showing appreciation to the service members who died while defending our freedom.
Native American students in the K-12 public school system in South Dakota have trailed their white peers in every academic metric for generations, and recent attempts to allow for Native-focused charter schools have failed.
Memorial Day weekend is a special time to honor those who have served in our armed forces. On Saturday, many generations came together to honor our fallen heroes.
Throughout the summer on the fourth Saturday of each month, people are invited to stroll the lawn at Bronze Age Art Casting to take in original pieces and view demonstrations.
The Sioux Falls Area Humane Society is holding its 24th annual Cruisin’ for Critters Poker Run on Saturday, and the event’s organizer, Madison Godschalk, gives some information on what to expect.
The homeless population is growing in Sioux Falls and the surrounding area. Non-profit organizations in Sioux Falls continue to work together to try to end the cycle of homelessness and care for the community. Lately, they’ve seen a growing need for hygiene products and meals.
An Aberdeen couple turned a hobby into a business, and less than three years after opening Hub City Axe Throwing, they’re preparing to host their first sanctioned tournament.