The pouring, petting and purring is getting closer at Sioux Falls’ first cat cafe.
The state’s first midwife-owned birth center welcomed 40 infants in its first year — and the coming one promises to be even busier.
His sculptures have become part of the South Dakota landscape — and now the owner of this sculpture park needs help finding vandals who damaged his work during the off-season.
Take a swing at this! A new downtown frozen treat shop has added miniature golf.
A business offering a Mexican frozen treat will open on West 41st Street this July.
The newly rebranded Employment Disability Resources wants to let businesses and employees immediately know where to turn for education, awareness and resources to promote the successful employment of people with disabilities.
Construction has started on Sioux Falls’ first cat cafe, and owner and CEO Heather Wendlandt expects to welcome her first customers and a full-time inhabitant by midsummer.
Laundry strips, shampoo bars and toothpaste tablets: They’re all low-waste goods sold by this new business.
“I want people to understand that there is a very easy and evidence-based approach to improving their insomnia.”
From established businesses to new ones, and options for more — the seeds of change are taking root in this stretch of downtown.
