The Log Cabin reopened at 7 a.m. Saturday and sold a week’s worth of beer in one day.
Parting with the 18-foot iconic statue is bittersweet, said Jerry Wallenstein, who is retiring and closing Buck’s Muffler Shop at 12th Street and Cliff Avenue on May 25.
A northwest Iowa bank that built its business in agriculture has expanded to Sioux Falls with a mission to better serve its existing customers and widen its customer base.
One of the newest food trucks in Sioux Falls features a backyard grill on the “porch.”
A convenience store and gas station that has been closed for a couple of years at Sixth Street and West Avenue will reopen under new ownership.
The flavors of summer are arriving at restaurants, but don’t wait for us to try the beer floats.
One of the most well-known “dive bars” in Sioux Falls will return.
Farmers market season is getting underway, and at least three will operate in Sioux Falls this year.
It’s time to relax at a winery, learn from an award-winning cookbook author and chef about indigenous cooking, try a new cookie and beer, and meet a farmer.
Van Nguyen started the food truck with her mother, Oanh Phan, in April.
