Good morning, Sioux Falls.

Several road construction projects across Sioux Falls are affecting travel this week.

On Tuesday, Sept. 1, closures on East Tenth Street and more starting Monday, Aug. 31 on South Marion, Russell, South Minnesota, and South Cathy Avenues will cause delays so drivers should plan extra travel time.

Businesses recognized in August include Fareway, whose customers contributed $158,200 for Variety, Human Bean donating $466 for St. Jude, and Hy-Vee providing $296,000 via its food drive plus local support for Avera Children’s Hospital.

Pathward staff volunteered 300 hours, while Planet Fitness supplied equipment to Sioux Falls Fire Rescue.

On Aug. 29, hundreds gathered at the Washington Pavilion for 'A Life of Significance' memorial service honoring late T.

Denny Sanford, age 90, who died on July 18; speakers included former Mayor Paul TenHaken and Sanford's sons.

The 2026 C3 Technology Summit will be held Sept.

28 and 29 at the Canopy by Hilton in downtown Sioux Falls to bring broadband service providers together for practical sessions on cybersecurity, artificial intelligence and regulatory updates.

South Dakota Lottery announced its new pigskin-themed game Powerball Xs & Os — players pick eight NFL teams to win cash prizes and a rolling jackpot, with ticket sales starting Tuesday, Sept.

8 and drawings set for Sunday, Sept. 13 at 9 p.m. Central.

Startup Sioux Falls launched a CEO Roundtable for leaders of seven- to eight-figure companies on Aug.

31. Sponsored by Eide Bailly LLP and The First National Bank, the group meets every other month to share strategies and build trust (with monthly virtual sessions available).

The fourth annual Mitakuye Owas’iƞ All My Relatives Festival took place Saturday, Aug.

29 at the Levitt at the Falls, drawing young skaters, local fashion designers and community members with cultural performances, vendor booths and family activities — showcasing vibrant traditions.

Amazon has opened a new $25 million, 108,000 sqft last-mile distribution center at Foundation Park, employing 266 people, + with ongoing projects like Smithfield Foods’ expansion and CJ Schwan’s new facility promising further job growth and local development.

The former Spring Creek Golf Course, now The Creek Golf Course, is celebrating its rebrand today with a series of events Sept.

1-6 after a record season. New owners (Fore Score LLC) have upgraded hole No. 12, refurbished the clubhouse, and plan further improvements to boost play next season.