Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 13th of August.
Good morning, Sioux Falls.
Several Sioux Falls companies appear on Inc. magazine’s fastest growing companies list ranked by revenue growth from 2022 to 2025 — seven local firms, including Wild Oak Boutique with a 356% increase, are recognized for strong performance in diverse sectors.
Sioux Falls Development Foundation will host the WIN in Workforce Summit on Oct.
22 at the Canopy by Hilton downtown from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., where keynote speaker Jia Jiang will show how to turn rejection into success; additional sessions on burnout and AI will be announced.
Residents in parts of the Midwest, including here at home, naturally wave at strangers on quiet roads and gather at small-town bars where everyone knows each other, a routine that sparks friendly chats about the weather and day-to-day life.
Siouxland Libraries and SFSD are hosting a free back-to-school resource fair at the Downtown Library (200 N.
Dakota Ave.) on Wednesday, Aug. 19 from 4 to 6 p.m. Families enrolling students will receive help with online registration, meal assistance, and community support services.
Mitchell Technical College ranked fourth (out of over 610 colleges) in a WalletHub study as South Dakota earned third for its community college system, offering a strong option for affordable higher education near home.
Robotic mowers guided by satellites are trimming medians, boulevards, and gardens as part of routine maintenance in town.
The fleet grew from four last year to nine now, freeing up staff to focus on landscaping tasks (and other park improvements).
Sioux Falls Police posted a guide today that explains the requirements for using electric bikes, mopeds and scooters under state law so parents and riders know what to check before riding.
The guide clarifies that vehicles without pedals may be classified differently.
Habitat for Humanity held its groundbreaking ceremony for Cliffview Heights, a new affordable housing complex, on Tuesday, Aug.
11 at 3001 N. Van Eps Ave. in Sioux Falls — local leaders, including Mayor Christine Erickson, attended the event.
Dr. Chandler Jansen and her husband completed their coastal-inspired custom home built by 1J Homes in Sioux Falls, featuring a tailored golf simulator for Dan (6-foot-9) and airy living spaces.
They worked closely with the builder to ensure clear pricing and a smooth design process.
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