Sanford Health is closing its Sanford POWER strength and conditioning programs, sports academy workouts, team practices and competitions as well as Sanford Wellness Centers for the next two weeks to slow the spread of COVID-19.
Hy-Vee is enhancing sanitization in its stores, making some adjustments in food service areas and working with suppliers to restock inventory.
The city of Sioux Falls is planning to limit gatherings in city-owned facilities to fewer than 250 people for at least the next 14 days.
The Sioux Falls Area Chamber of Commerce has canceled all its public events in March in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Sanford Health is limiting visitors to its facilities beginning Friday, and Good Samaritan already has started restricting who can come into its locations.
Avera is recommending people not visit its long-term care centers and will start limiting visitors at its hospitals and clinics within the next week.
The April 15 Zac Brown Band concert at the Denny Sanford Premier Center has been postponed.
The remainder of the NAIA DII Men’s Basketball National Championships at the Sanford Pentagon has been cancelled.
“It takes time, but we absolutely believe we are capable of producing a therapeutic response to this virus faster than anyone, and that’s what we are putting into place now.” As the world battles COVID-19, this Sioux Falls company is fighting back in a big way.
The CEO of the Good Samaritan Society was face-to-face with Vice President Mike Pence talking coronavirus this week. Here’s how it went.
