Here’s a look at recent changes in the business landscape in the Sioux Falls area.
Customers who step into Chef Ellen’s new retail space for her prepared-meal business will be tempted by the aromas wafting from the open kitchen.
Pier 1, which filed for bankruptcy in February, is seeking court approval to close its stores.
Chuck E. Cheese will allow a limited number of customers back into the dining room and game area starting today.
Assuming nothing else disrupts their businesses, many of the retailers shut down since September’s tornadoes are planning to reopen in June.
J.C. Penney Co. Inc. has filed for bankruptcy and plans to close some of its stores but hasn’t released a list yet.
There are more stores and services reopening at Dawley Farm Village.
Here’s a sign of the times: A new store built around selling sanitizer.
They’re normally competitors, but when it comes to measures to slow the spread of COVID-19, many in the bar and restaurant industry have become collaborators.
“I feel like momentum is picking up.” With a big new housing development, a new community pool and a new restaurant coming, Lennox is ready for a big year.
