Good morning, Sioux Falls.

Sioux Falls nonprofit The Banquet, which serves free meals to families and working poor, began in June 1985 and will mark its 40th anniversary on June 17.

The program now prepares 16 meals a week from two locations and relies on dedicated volunteers—some with years of service—to support its mission.

Neighborhoods in Sioux Falls can register for National Night Out on Tuesday, August 5 as registrations remain open until July 24 — city parks are reserved on a first-come basis and first responders will join the celebration.

A new development in southeast Sioux Falls near 57th Street and Veterans Parkway is offering 10 stand-alone 3,000-square-foot office buildings for owner-occupants at $1,225,000 each—each building features executive offices, conference rooms, a kitchenette, lobby and a two-stall garage. The project is in a growing area with new retail stores, senior housing and medical facilities and offers flexible customization and SBA 504 loan benefits for small business owners.

Local businesses have relied on the H-2B visa program to fill seasonal jobs amid a tight labor market, with firms like The Yard Barbers, Journey Group, and Ramkota providing support such as housing, transportation, and green card sponsorship — workers from Mexico and Guatemala have helped boost operations and meet seasonal demands.

Downtown has been updated with 80 new sculptures—installed by May 3—for SculptureWalk Sioux Falls, now in its 22nd season—featuring art from around the world.

Governor Rhoden named Tonia Warzecha and Greg Von Wald to the South Dakota Board of Education Standards—Warzecha, the superintendent for Dakota Valley in North Sioux City, will soon join the Tea district while Von Wald from Rapid City brings experience as former president of Mitchell Technical Institute and ex-CEO of Golden West Technologies. They replace Terry Nebelsick and Justin Zajic, restoring the board to a full seven members.

West Maple Street has been closed for emergency repairs by MidAmerican Energy between Westport Avenue and the Russell Street frontage road—work will be completed by the end of Friday, May 9—and drivers should use alternate routes and exercise caution.

South Dakota trade and economic development officials are leading a delegation of businesses and industry associations to Mexico this week to boost export sales of agriculture, manufacturing and biotech products — Joe Fiala and incoming CEO Jesse Fonkert will host seminars and meet with Mexican government officials to attract foreign investment in South Dakota.

Avera Race Against Cancer

8-9 a.m. — Avera McKennan Fitness Center — Registration fee applies — Race to support local cancer care with activities for all ages and fitness levels.

Good Shot Judy Presents A Century of Swing

N/A — May 12 — Washington Pavilion — $59.43 plus taxes and fees — Experience the smooth sounds of the Big Band Era with classics like 'Beyond the Sea' and 'Fly Me to the Moon'.

Pop Up Fabric Boutique

10 a.m. - 2 p.m. — Hyatt Place Sioux Falls – South — Free entry — Explore the latest fabric collections from top brands while mingling with local designers.

Funkin Friday with Funk-UH-Fried

7-11 p.m. — The Social — Tickets required — Celebrate the debut of the revamped Funk-UH-Fried band and enjoy a night of funky tunes and dance.

Men's Bible Study

7:30-9 a.m. — Scooter's Coffee — Free entry — Engage in a video series exploring the biblical transition from Isaac to Jacob.

Night Ranger Concert

7:30-9:00 p.m. — The Alliance — $63.43 to $252.15 — Experience a night of classic rock with Night Ranger, including a VIP meet & greet.

Men's Bible Study at Invitation Church

7:30-9:00 a.m. — Scooter's Coffee — Free entry — Explore the video series from Isaac to Jacob while enjoying coffee with fellow men.

Sioux Falls Canaries vs. Cleburne Railroaders

6:35 p.m. — Sioux Falls Stadium — Affordable tickets available — Experience the excitement of live baseball with the Canaries taking on the Railroaders.

Live Performance by CAKE

3:00-5:30 p.m. — W.H. Lyon Fairgrounds — Tickets from $35 — Experience a high-energy alternative rock show featuring iconic hits from CAKE.