Month: March 2020

Have questions about your trash pickup? There’s an app for that

Wondering if it’s a recycling week? Or when your trash gets picked up after a holiday? The answer is waiting on your smartphone, thanks to a new app released by Novak Sanitary Service.

4 years ago

Empire Mall to close until March 29

The Empire Mall is closing until March 29 as part of a nationwide closure from owner Simon.

4 years ago

Downtown Parker Block building offers street-level office, on-site parking

This available office space in the Parker Block building on Main Avenue combines a sought-after downtown location with an even more sought-after amenity: parking.

4 years ago

Wealth manager: What you’re feeling is normal

“Markets, like all of us, hate uncertainty. None of us truly knows the eventual impact this virus will have on our economy.” But this wealth management leader has some solid perspective to consider.

4 years ago

Sioux Falls named among most recession-proof cities

If the financial turmoil caused by the COVID-19 pandemic leads the country into a recession, this study finds Sioux Falls is better positioned than most places.

4 years ago

Bishop suspends Catholic Masses in Sioux Falls

Bishop Donald DeGrood has suspended all Masses in the Sioux Falls Catholic Diocese indefinitely.

4 years ago

Pickle Barrel reopens under new ownership

Meet the new owners of The Pickle Barrel, which reopened Tuesday in central Sioux Falls.

4 years ago

Grocery updates: Hy-Vee sets new hours, adds reserved time for at-risk shoppers

Starting Wednesday, Hy-Vee is adopting new hours of 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily and making other changes. The situation inside all grocery stores keeps evolving, with longer waits for pickup and some new hours for seniors.

4 years ago

GreatLIFE to open golf courses Wednesday; use of fitness centers limited

Two GreatLIFE fitness centers are closed, but golf courses will open Wednesday to take advantage of 50-degree temperatures.

4 years ago

S.D. retailers: Supply chain for food, supplies is intact

The South Dakota Retailers Association is assuring consumers that the supply chain for food and sanitary supplies remains intact, and that businesses are taking extra precautions to minimize the impact of COVID-19.

4 years ago

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