‘Dirty Jobs’ host funds scholarship for tech ed students in South Dakota
Celebrity Mike Rowe’s visit to South Dakota last year to promote technical school education has inspired him to help fund scholarships for those students.
Celebrity Mike Rowe’s visit to South Dakota last year to promote technical school education has inspired him to help fund scholarships for those students.
“The more we learn, the more we can build better and better robots to help us drive cars, explore space, do very detailed surgery and many other tasks unimaginable to our parents and our parents’ parents.” That’s a fifth-grader explaining why this program is so important. Doesn’t that make you want to learn more?
An indoor triathlon this weekend will give athletes a taste of competition while raising money for a good cause.
Giving Back recognizes businesses and organizations that are helping our communities. Here’s a look at who gave back in February.
It’s that time of year: Consider donating your unused airline miles to Make-A-Wish South Dakota.
“I could say his name in a lot of circles, and people wouldn’t know him,” Mayor Paul TenHaken said. “But the impact that Rich is having in our city is tremendous.” Meet Rich Merkouris, a servant leader with a big vision.
Giving Back recognizes businesses and organizations that are helping our communities.
Federal government employees and their families can enjoy a free visit to Sky Zone Indoor Trampoline Park in Sioux Falls during the partial government shutdown.
Within hours of launching its no-fee, no-interest loan program for federal workers one week ago, it became clear to First Dakota National Bank that the demand was big.
The Original Pancake House in Sioux Falls is offering a free breakfast to any federal government employee.