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Stock up for the game – or just watch it in the liquor store (Patriots fans only!)
Whether you’re restocking from the cold snap, preparing for the Super Bowl or just looking for a new way to warm up, Tom Slattery and his team at JJ’s Wine, Spirts & Cigars are ready to help.
January #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 January.
Avera’s new stress hotline offers 24-hour local support for farmers
“The ups and downs are inevitable in this industry.” But that doesn’t mean farmers have to endure them alone.
Five ‘hidden gem’ gyms to escape the crowds, change up your workout
Is the parking lot at your favorite fitness center looking a little more full lately? Check out these five under-the-radar options that will change up your workout.
City by city, Sioux Falls-area communities add people, projects
The numbers tell the story: Whether it’s new students or taxable sales, they’re going up in the communities of Minnehaha and Lincoln counties.
Bioprinter offers cutting-edge tool for researchers, students
You’ve probably heard of 3-D printers. But this one uses human cells to print living tissue. It’s not science fiction: It has already arrived in Sioux Falls at the USD GEAR Center.
Minervas launches winter chef features
Jan. 29, 2019
This paid piece is sponsored by Minervas.
The chefs at Minervas have crafted outstanding features to get you through winter. From a dish served in a coconut to one named Boar & the Vineyard, try them while they last.
Transformation leader: Meta executive helps bring agility to fintech company
It’s a technique used by major tech companies to improve how work gets done. Meet the man who’s helping bring it to one of Sioux Falls’ major employers.
Pre-professional programs position DSU students for careers in medical, legal fields
Headed to law school, medical school or into another health care occupation? You can get a head start while still an undergraduate with these unique Dakota State University programs.
Good jobs and hot careers: Here’s what’s trending in S.D.
They’re in-demand jobs that pay above the state’s median wage. South Dakota’s Labor Market Information Center recently released its list of Hot Careers in South Dakota.
Early design work leads to big improvements for Dow Rummel residents
As the newly improved Dow Rummel takes shape, it’s easy to see big changes. What’s not so obvious is how residents and designers worked together to make it happen.
Take a first look inside Avera on Louise, set to open later this year
It’s the biggest construction project in the city’s history — and it’s heading toward an opening date. Come with us for a look inside Avera on Louise.
Internet access for all? With Noem’s $5M kickstart and other investments, it may be closer than you think
It’s true: Some places in South Dakota still can’t access the internet. Gov. Kristi Noem said she wants to close that “digital divide.” These seven numbers tell the rest of the story.
Sanford golf team builds relationships, shares news at PGA show
Sanford Health has attended the massive PGA Merchandise Show in Florida for years. “But this year is especially exciting given Sanford’s growing presence in the game.”
After 160-pound weight loss, GreatLIFE member offers advice for the journey
He lost 160 pounds in 18 months. Here’s his advice if you’re trying to change your fitness approach this year.
