Jodi’s Journal: The end of an on-air era
Congratulations to a local broadcasting legend as Bill Zortman logs off the air later this week after a 60-year career.
Congratulations to a local broadcasting legend as Bill Zortman logs off the air later this week after a 60-year career.
Gas prices are climbing as the crucial fourth quarter begins for businesses. In this week’s column, Jodi takes a look at how the consumer could be responding.
Meet the one-woman personal shopper/shuttle for Sioux Falls-area customers desperate for their favorite products from Trader Joe’s.
In a week of discussion over who’s watching us on the road, Jodi considers how data privacy questions could land next in the workplace.
This Labor Day weekend, Jodi puts words to what many of us might be experiencing in the workplace: The role of the AI cleanup crew.
As they voted to bring the sales tax rate up to as much as 7 percent, Lincoln County commissioners taught a lesson about a different sort of cost this week
“It would be a markedly different city had Avera Health and Sanford Health not chosen to grow their campuses in central Sioux Falls.”
The youngest generation of consumers is speaking — and beginning to enter the workplace. What Gen Alpha’s viral toy moment shows about the broader way to engage them.
In a week that brought plenty of retail excitement to the east side, Jodi also found this cornfield counterpoint that serves as a broader call to action.
“Dream with me.” In one of Denny Sanford’s final messages, Jodi captures what he meant to the story of Sioux Falls.