Jodi’s Journal: Abdallah’s last day and lasting legacy
It’s so fitting that the first South Dakota Law Enforcement Appreciation Dinner without its founder, Gene Abdallah, featured a quarterback as the guest speaker.
It’s so fitting that the first South Dakota Law Enforcement Appreciation Dinner without its founder, Gene Abdallah, featured a quarterback as the guest speaker.
There’s growing momentum for businesses and individuals to support the needs of our schools — and not a moment too soon.
Buckle up: A new high-speed form of transportation is emerging. And it’s time for South Dakota to consider getting on board.
The man whose vision and design work created some of the most iconic buildings in modern Sioux Falls history has died.
We need a bigger, better, broader vision for the functions that currently exist at the events center campus.
Want a sense of how the media industry has been disrupted? Think about how the way you shop has changed.
Sioux Falls was once named the best place to live in America. So was this town, nicknamed the “Millennial Mayberry.” But things aren’t quite idyllic there — and it could serve as a cautionary tale here.
“I’m so proud of my city.” Maybe you’ve heard it lately. Maybe you’ve said it. There’s a growing sense of energy mixed with civic pride, thanks to a lot of little and not-so-little things that are coming together at the same time.
Steve Johnson thought maybe his camera could help him start a little side business. It led him to a calling instead.
He’s playing the game of Jeopardy “as perfectly as possible.” And his strategy could lead to success in business too.