“Sometimes, change is exactly what we need. We need someone to push us.” This company is using a corporate chaplain to help employees cope with change, and he shared some simple wisdom worth passing along.
Sales tax collections in Sioux Falls fell 9.4 percent in June, but that’s a solid improvement from the 13 percent drop the previous month.
The “Mask It Up To Shut COVID Down. It’s Your Choice.” initiative will start July 27.
Royal Fork Buffet is closing after almost four decades in Sioux Falls, unable to overcome changes in restaurant dining because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
All signs point to people using alcohol to cope during the pandemic. But if it hits a tipping point, there are ways to get help.
Walgreens at 41st Street and Louise Avenue is offering drive-thru COVID-19 testing.
For this pitcher, graduate school includes another season. For other students, these programs are offering a valuable option in an uncertain job market.
Find out which stores are requiring shoppers to wear masks.
While there was a week-over-week increase of South Dakotans filing new claims for unemployment, the number of those continuing to receive benefits dropped by 1,200.
Sioux Falls-based Raven Industries will help the federal government provide medical supplies to support the pandemic response.
