Good morning, Sioux Falls.

In March, local groups including MarketBeat, Sioux Falls Area Community Foundation, The Human Bean and JJ’s Kicks 4 Kids donated to nonprofits supporting health care, education and community services.

Hy-Vee stores will offer discounted A1C screenings in April and Movers for Moms is collecting donations for women entering the workforce.

Manufacturing engineering manager Jerzy Nielsen was named this week’s Up-and-Comer at Showplace Cabinetry after a high school internship launched his career.

He continues to work locally (Harrisburg) and stays rooted in Sioux Falls where a collaborative work environment drives his success.

Asian Cuisine Express opened on March 31 at 1420 W.

41st St. in Sioux Falls—replacing a long-time Taco John’s—with a drive-thru, counter service, and customizable Asian entrees, while owner Cong Lin noted that plans to add sushi are on hold due to limited kitchen space.

POET celebrated Women’s History Month by spotlighting its female STEM leaders in a press release dated March 31.

The release shared how experts in IT, finance, and engineering use early inspiration (from home experiences) and teamwork to drive innovation at the company.

Breakfast lovers will soon enjoy Early Bird— a popular breakfast and brunch chain opening at the former Jacky's Burrito Express, 3101 West 41st Street.

Open daily from 6:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. this August, Early Bird offers creative dishes beyond standard eggs and toast.

ExperienceSiouxFalls.com launched its redesigned website on March 31 to offer travelers an AI Trip Planner that answers questions and suggests activities.

The site uses vibrant colors and hand-drawn illustrations (inviting visitors to explore dynamic content) to create an engaging digital experience.

Sioux Falls native Thomas L.

Fawick invented the modern rubber golf club grip in 1949, replacing leather grips to improve traction+ comfort. His breakthrough remains a celebrated piece of our local history.

Xcel Energy said federal tax credits will lower electricity bills by about $2.26 a month for 10 months, starting May 1.

This refund program will save South Dakota customers a total of $6 million + comes from a $130 million credit for its nuclear facilities.

Jefferson High School’s indoor drumline practiced after school on March 24 to prepare for upcoming performances at the school — associate director Kevin Kurtz guided students in Sioux Falls.

South Dakota health officials announced a new five-year plan focused on better postpartum care, safe sleep education, and improved access for mothers and infants.

The strategy includes pilot programs such as the Canopie app and safe sleep kit distribution, aiming to boost care statewide – including rural and tribal communities.

A custom-built 5,000-sqft house by Oakland Homes sold for $2.6M during the week of March 9 as part of the fall Parade of Homes at The Sanctuary on Sioux Falls’ eastern edge, overlooking the Big Sioux River valley.

Sioux Falls Stampede vs. Waterloo Black Hawks

7:05-8:05 p.m. — Sioux Falls Convention Center — Ticket prices vary — Cheer on the Stampede as they face off against the Black Hawks in this exciting hockey showdown.

The Noble Gnarble

7-8:30 p.m. — Washington Pavilion — Ticketed event — Dive into an underwater adventure full of imagination and heart!

Nebraska Cornhuskers vs Iowa State Cyclones Women's Volleyball

12-4 p.m. — Sanford Pentagon — Sold out — Witness a thrilling spring volleyball match as the Cornhuskers take on the Cyclones.

FRIENDS Night Out featuring Dueling Duo

6-10 p.m. — The Social — $75 — Celebrate your favorite show with live music, dinner, and nostalgic vibes at Central Perk.

Zach Dresch Comedy Night

7-10 p.m. — Lucky's Club 224 — Ticket prices vary — Enjoy a night of laughter with comedian Zach Dresch and special guests.

2026 Homeschool Prom: Starry Night

7-11 p.m. — Laurel Ridge Barn — Ticket required — Enjoy a magical night under the stars with music, dancing, and lasting memories.

Party for the Planet

10 AM – 2 PM — Sertoma Park — Free entry — Celebrate Earth Day with community activities and conservation efforts at the Big Sioux River.

Jeremy Hegg Solo Performance

6:30-8:30 p.m. — Trio Jazz Club — Check local listings — Enjoy an evening of soulful jazz tunes from Jeremy Hegg.

The Music Man

7:30 p.m. — Washington Pavilion — Check website for pricing — Enjoy a classic musical comedy as a salesman finds love in River City.

Grave Solace Live Concert

7-10 p.m. — Bigs Bar — Free entry — Get ready to rock out with MAUL, SUREFIRE, GRAVE SOLACE, and more at this wild night of music!