City ‘cornerstone’ of public works retires with decades-long legacy of transportation projects
Shannon Ausen, who has served in city government since she was a 20-year-old college student, retires this week after almosts 34 years of putting her engineering skills to work supporting some of the most impactful transportation projects in Sioux Falls history.
Flex space available for lease suits warehouse, office, other light-industrial uses
Locate your business adjacent to a longtime local success story with this available flex space for lease in southwest Sioux Falls.
Southeastern Electric Cooperative awards scholarships to 11 students
Congratulations to these 11 scholarship recipients, honored for Southeastern Electric Cooperative’s commitment to support children of rural electric cooperative members.
Augustana University accounting graduates once again rank No. 1 in S.D., top 10 in nation for CPA pass rates
Impressive results: Augustana University accounting grads are among the nation’s best when it comes to passing their CPA exam.
Sioux Falls’ longest-running parade proves perfect fit for new community partner
“The parade brings people together across generations, something we deeply value as a community bank.” Meet the new Emerald City sponsor of the St. Patrick’s Day Parade.
Top Hat Bar & Lounge announces plans to relocate
An iconic Sioux Falls bar is leaving its longtime location.
Director of merchandising brings ‘agriculture DNA’ to career in Sioux Falls
This week’s Up-and-Comer is Tim Norling, director of merchandising at POET.
