City sets stage for growth with plan to expand sanitary sewer
Development can’t happen without steps like the city is about to take — here’s what’s planned to support growth essentially in all directions.
Development can’t happen without steps like the city is about to take — here’s what’s planned to support growth essentially in all directions.
After a record-breaking convention, Sioux Falls is setting its sights on what it will take to compete for this business in the future.
Ready for a look at what the year ahead could hold? Here’s our 2024 preview video.
Why does Sioux Falls need to consider a new convention center? The leader of Experience Sioux Falls says the city is losing business daily for multiple reasons.
Construction crews made solid progress on the first 2-mile segment of South Veterans Parkway, but future segments won’t move forward until right-of-way acquisition is done.
A vision for 2050 has just been announced: Move the Sioux Falls Convention Center downtown and turn the existing facility into space for indoor recreation.
The group working on a proposal for the Riverline District downtown plans to bring its vision forward next week.
This week’s Up-and-Comer is Lindsey Mossman, a wellness specialist at the Sioux Falls Police Department.
“I don’t know if it’s a corridor today, but it certainly will be in the near future, and it’s something we need to pay it attention to.”
Sioux Falls added more than 5,000 people and produced its second-largest building year ever in 2023.