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December #ScenesFromTheRoute

Working with Novak Sanitary Service, we trained their crews to use their camera phones to share what they encounter as they collect trash and recycling. Here’s what they spotted in December.

5 years ago

What does accessibility in higher education really mean? These four things

This is what it looks like when higher education is truly more accessible: From your location to level, learning style and time.

5 years ago

Need a little January jump-start? This program is for you

If you’re ready to create fitness habits that last, you need a January jump-

start. This program will get you there.

5 years ago

Family business meetings: What to do, what to avoid

The family meeting: It’s a valuable experience if you’re a family business, but it takes the right approach.

5 years ago

What’s included in new COVID relief, extenders, spending authority legislation

What does the new COVID relief legislation mean for you? Whether you’re asking as an individual or a business, this will give you the answer.

5 years ago

Like Minervas salmon? You’ll love this new dish

One of the newest dishes at Minervas in downtown Sioux Falls brings the restaurant’s famed salmon into a pasta dish.

5 years ago

The building trends, technology, products driving next year’s design, construction projects

How we use space: At work, at home, inside, outside. It’s all changed in the last year — and it’s their job to understand what it all means for building projects in the year ahead.

5 years ago

Avera Research charts new courses to help communities

Medical research can take a lot of forms — these two programs go beyond gathering data to offer change in the lives of Native Americans.

5 years ago

DSU College of Business and Information Systems takes on artificial intelligence, disruptive technologies

A new year is a great time to learn about the technology of tomorrow. Enjoy this fascinating insight on artificial intelligence and other disruptive technologies courtesy of the experts at DSU.

5 years ago

Artist’s legacy will live on with help from new fund supporting the arts

A new charitable fund established in memory of local art legend Carl Grupp is aiming to inspire young artists and ensure that local creativity continues to thrive.

5 years ago

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