“We know who the farmers are, and we know what they’re trying to accomplish by growing specialty coffee.” This former Minnesotan has brought his specialty coffee business with him following a move to South Dakota.
The next couple of weeks will bring several chances to buy local – from produce to paintings. Here’s a look at what’s coming up:
Levitt at the Falls set an attendance record Saturday with 8,000 coming to see Brule.
It’s part farmer’s market, part art market, and it’s growing in downtown Hartford despite starting with no budget.
“I’m still dumbfounded.” He designed it on the fly and then watched it take off on social media. Meet the designer behind this image that is getting Sioux Falls talking.
It’s hard to find a better soundtrack for summer than folk music. And two events coming up offer a perfect chance to enjoy the best of Americana while giving to great causes.
This new traditional barbershop is connecting with the local arts community. Here’s the story behind Ty’s Barbershop.
After this Sioux Falls chiropractor became a mom, she became an inventor with a pillow to help her own sore neck. Less than two years later, her product is carried by many major retailers.
There’s a new addition to the local farmers market scene that’s ideal for west-siders.
Taste South Dakota-made cheeses and ice creams with a day of fun for the entire family at the inaugural Great Plains Cheese & Ice Cream Festival.
