Jodi’s Journal: Combatting the ‘reading recession’
As the school year winds down, news nationally reports a “reading recession” among young people. In this week’s column, Jodi digs into the need to reverse it.
As the school year winds down, news nationally reports a “reading recession” among young people. In this week’s column, Jodi digs into the need to reverse it.
“You see a lot of chatter but not real actionable items like Sioux Falls has put in their plan.” In this week’s column, Jodi takes an inside look at the success of Forward Sioux Falls.
A higher turnout is expected for this year’s first-ever combined state and local election. But as Jodi writes, it also demands voters seek out information in a bigger way too.
It’s a short message in Jodi’s column this week — but a powerful one that can make all the difference.
Should a wife always obey her husband? When it comes to equal rights, have things gone far enough? The answers were eye-opening – especially from young men.
From Brandon to Crooks and beyond, there are clear signs this year that regionalization has arrived.
As we mark nine years in business, we thank you so much for supporting us! In today’s column, Jodi details the theme that appears ready to define the next nine years.
“South Dakota can’t develop a museum mindset where we don’t want anything built and we don’t want any change. That’s not a path forward.”
In this week’s column, Jodi breaks down the biggest business news story in recent Sioux Falls history.
In this week’s column, Jodi heads to Trader Joe’s in Omaha and comes home with an experience you might consider seeking locally.