“If you stand inside at midnight, you’ll see a parent pushing two carts: one for groceries and one with a sleeping child wrapped in a blanket.” Listen to this fourth-generation South Dakota grocer and you won’t view hunger the same way again.
Behind this distinctive skeleton in west-central Sioux Falls is a story of doing small things for great community good.
For multiple reasons, police calls have doubled to the Downtown Library this year. As Jodi writes, it’s time to decide what the community wants the building to be.
There still are dining-out dollars to be captured by savvy operators, but locally, Jodi writes that it feels like restaurants are competing in a saturated landscape for cautious consumers.
If you’ve been struggling in a more polarized world, take heart from this: One of the country’s fastest-growing churches just proved how many people respond when politics are set aside.
For The Empire Mall’s golden anniversary, Jodi reflects on what it means for business in Sioux Falls — and what might be next.
The evidence is eye-opening and compelling: A timely look at the dangers of disconnection.
In this week’s column: Jodi’s words, Chat GPT’s image and an AI wake-up call.
“It’s absolutely packed.” Behind these downtown success stories is a broader reminder to keep the momentum going.
No sales tax – on almost anything. It has been the reality for residents of one state this month, so we took a closer look at the “holiday.”
