First Dakota National Bank’s Pro Am Jam is known for its big-name concerts and and large golf tournament. But the bank’s Sioux Falls president, Mike Ness, likely will remember this year’s event for a different reason.
Dakota State University has received a three-year grant of $480,000 to help start a cyber training center — and that’s looking like just the start of new investments for the Madison university.
Fans of the former Bob’s Carryout & Delivery chicken don’t have to wait any longer.
The leadership consulting and training firm Lead to Inspire has released its fall schedule, which includes a class on public speaking and a retreat for women.
The Co-op Natural Foods is celebrating its neighborhood with a second annual block party Saturday.
A stay-at-home mom from Elk Point will debut her all-natural lotion bars, lip balm, and skin products at the 605 Made Night Market Aug. 25.
Eleven South Dakota companies have been named to this year’s Inc. 5000 List, which ranks fast-growing companies.
Loyal Nick’s Hamburger Shop fans stood in the rain Wednesday on the east side of Sioux Falls to get a single or a double.
A new business will sell furniture that has had a gentle life being used to stage houses that are on the market.
After almost a quarter-century in business, Borrowed Bucks Roadhouse is closing, but the owners are looking at other opportunities for Sioux Falls.
