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SD company buys CHS facility in Parker

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) — A grain facility in Parker once owned by two large agricultural conglomerates is now owned by a South Dakota-based company focused on transforming plastic waste into new products. ZahnTech, with facilities in Lennox and Canton, bought the grain facility once owned by Cargill and then by CHS. ZahnTech is partnering […]

Parker, SD · 2d

ESPN Sioux Falls

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Poor Sioux Falls Dog Has Been Returned To Shelter Four Times-Why?

Say hello to Luther. He has spent nearly his entire life at a shelter, and right now Luther is holding onto hope

Sioux Falls, SD · 2d

Yahoo Sports

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Sioux Falls Christian wins 11A state title again

Vermillion, S.D. (KELO) — The Sioux Falls Christian Chargers defense posted its sixth shutout in 12 games this season to claim the 11A state championship over Lennox, 41-0. This is the second straight season the Chargers have defeated the Orioles in the state championship game after losing to them back in 2024.

Sioux Falls, SD · 1d
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Three South Dakota Men sentenced in Federal Firearms Case

MITCHELL, SD (Mitchell Now) — Three South Dakota men have been sentenced to federal prison for possessing firearms despite prior felony convictions, according to a release from U.S. Attorney Ron Parsons. U.S. District Judge Karen E. Schreier sentenced Dominic Dwayne Houston, 28, of Sioux Falls, to three years and...

Sioux Falls, SD · 1d
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Apartment of the Week: Prairie Towers

This Apartment of the Week is sponsored by Cresten Properties. Contemporary finishes, spacious layouts and amenities that extend beyond the apartment itself make Prairie Towers an appealing option for renters in south Sioux Falls. “Prairie Towers is a great choice for those looking for an updated apartment with a modern...

Sioux Falls, SD · 3d

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Sisters start mobile business featuring customized mini pancakes

Two sisters have turned a mini-pancake fundraising effort into a business. Parker-based Stack & Drizzle, owned by Katy and Wendy Nankivel, started after they made mini pancakes at four events this summer to help send Katy’s daughter to Washington, D.C., for FCCLA nationals. “The feedback from the community was...

Sioux Falls, SD · 3d

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Republicans Get More Backing for Amendment L/60% Threshold in Smaller Counties; Larger Counties Like Majority Rule

Voters’ rejection of Amendment L at the polls last week was the third time in eight years that Republican legislators’ attempts to require than a simple majority to pass certain ballot measures has failed. In 2018, the Republican Legislature offered Amendment X (2018 SJR 1), which would have...

Sioux Falls, SD · 2d

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Restaurant Roundup: North-side breakfast addition, Wileys toddler rave, new menu items

Just like the south-side location, the north-side Tinners now serves breakfast from 9 a.m. to noon Saturdays and Sundays. Invictus Pizza Kitchen is serving up an extra breakfast day this month. The restaurant opens early every first Thursday of the month to serve breakfast pizzas, and it’s adding Sunday, Nov. 15. Stop by from 9 to 11 a.m. The menu also includes coffee and mimosas.

Sioux Falls, SD · 2d

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Sioux Falls entrepreneur launches patented sandal, seeking to improve on classic style

All slides are not created equal. At least, not now. Cody Ulven learned how similar slides — the open-toed, backless sandals with two wide bands across the top of the foot — could be when he cut a couple of pairs apart. He had been shopping with his children at Target when a wall of slides caught his eye.

Sioux Falls, SD · 2d

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Downtown maker marketplace to close

A downtown Sioux Falls store that sells locally made merchandise will close next month. Wild Peach & Co. opened early this year inside the Harvester Building, 196 E. Sixth St., in the space that had been JuLiana’s Boutique La Femme. Owner Bobbi Clayton previously had been a partner in...

Sioux Falls, SD · 1d

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10 years in, Sioux Falls online boutique ranks among nation’s fastest-growing businesses

This piece is sponsored by Prairie Family Business Association. An online boutique business that started in a Lennox basement now ranks among the fastest-growing private companies in the country. That sort of meteoric success was all but inconceivable to Karly Smallfield when she started Wild Oak Boutique out of her...

Sioux Falls, SD · 2d

Argus Leader

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Sioux Falls maker shop Wild Peach & Co. to close

Wild Peach & Co., a downtown Sioux Falls shop featuring local makers, art and creative workshops, will close its doors Dec. 20. Owner Bobbi Clayton announced the closure Nov. 9 on the local retailer’s Facebook page, a little more than a year after launching the business that began as The Maker’s Circle. More: The Maker’s Circle establishes community through local art and creativity “I tried really hard,” Clayton told the Argus Leader. “I miss my family and can’t continue to work three jobs and still not make it. It’s time to just move on and be thankful for what we had.” Wild Peach & Co., at 196 E. Sixth St., inside the Harvester Building in downtown Sioux Falls, offers handmade goods from local creators, along with DIY workshops, private parties and other events. The business started as The Maker’s Circle, which opened at The Cascade in March 2025. The shop later rebranded as Wild Peach & Co. , taking its name from Clayton’s Wild Peach Creative jewelry business, and moved into the Harvester Building. The new location opened Jan. 1. More: The Maker's Circle to move, rebrand nine months after opening What's next for the local artist and business owner

Sioux Falls, SD · 3d

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New bookstore opens in downtown Sioux Falls

Thursday morning, pallets of books stood on the boardwalk outside Awaken Wild Books, waiting to be unpacked and put on the shelves. The new stock arrived on Awaken Wild’s third day of operation, after a spur-of-the-moment grand opening drew customers in such numbers that the shelves were left a little bare.

Sioux Falls, SD · 2d

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A South Dakota Farm’s Animals Are Feasting on Leftover Halloween Pumpkins

A trailer of pumpkins, corn cobs and hay bales rolled up to a Garretson farm after two weeks of volunteer collecting, and a feast was had, a local station says.

Garretson, SD · 1d

South Dakota Searchlight

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Sioux Falls Democrat seeks recount in state Senate race

One of the five losing South Dakota legislative candidates with a race close enough for a recount has asked for one. Democrat Aaron Matson filed a recount request Thursday afternoon. The deadline to file for a recount is three days after the state canvass of election results. The canvass took place Tuesday. Matson lost the […]

Sioux Falls, SD · 2d

Argus Leader

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SD’s Carter Krull creates 'salt alliance' in 8th episode of ‘Survivor’ 51

Do you like spaghetti? In the eighth episode of “Survivor” season 51, Sioux Falls-based contestant Carter Krull’s funny attempt to bond with Italian contestant Eric in the first episode came full-circle, as the reward for the immunity challenge this week was a big bowl of spaghetti. It was another meatball of an episode Wednesday night. Here’s our recap of how Carter fared in the eighth episode. Spoilers ahead. Carter seeks ‘salt of the earth’ quality in allies We begin back at camp for the merged tribe, “Tovuto,” after the tribal council in which nine castaways voted for Brady, and four (including Brady) had voted for Eric, so Brady was sent home. Mike apologizes for being a little chaotic in his attempts to boot Brady, and Eric wants to know which three people voted for him. “Bueller?” he asks the tribe in the dark as no one speaks up to let Eric know they voted for him. In the morning, it seems the consensus is that the tribe will aim to vote for Mike this week if he doesn’t win individual immunity again. Devin plates his tribe mates a breakfast salad with hearts of palm, mystery nuts and a side of

Sioux Falls, SD · 2d

KELOLAND

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Air travelers in Sioux Falls left wondering what’s next

When the FAA ordered a ground stoppage of all planes Friday, travelers in Sioux Falls were left questioning what comes next.

Sioux Falls, SD · 1d

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Throwback Thursday: Star Lite Drive-In

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (Dakota News Now) - On this edition of Throwback Thursday, Lori Kent with the Local Lou Podcast teaches us about the Star Lite Drive-In Theater!. “This was off West Sioux Highway, which is now Burnside Street, which is named after one of our old mayors. It’s a short street, so not a ton of things are on it, but this drive-in took up a majority of it,” said Kent.

Sioux Falls, SD · 2d

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National Signing Day

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (Dakota News Now) -Today is one of several National Letter of Intent days throughout the year. Among the local athletes to make their decisions were Ruby Moore of O’Gorman who was 1 of 3 local players to commit to South Dakota State Women’s Basketball. Lauyn Burkhard of Aberdeen Central and Maryn Franken of Sioux Center will also be Jackrabbits.

Sioux Falls, SD · 2d