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Retail flex space is ready for small businesses at ideal location in Tea
This paid Site Spotlight is sponsored by Javers Construction Inc. Move your small business right into one of the Sioux Falls area’s fastest-growing communities. Javers Construction has developed unique flex spaces designed to suit a wide variety of small retailers just off Interstate 29 in Tea’s Bakker Landing development.
University expects ‘strong enrollment number’
Official enrollment numbers for South Dakota State University won’t be known for a couple weeks, but judging by the smiles coming from top administrators, the news should be good. “We are really excited at South Dakota State University about what we’re projecting for enrollment for the fall 2024 semester,”...
DWU adjusts business hours to allow for employee flexibility
Dakota Wesleyan University offices will operate during new business hours of 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. effective immediately. The change, called Core Hours, was implemented at the suggestion of the university’s Employee Engagement Committee. It is an effort to recognize that many employees have family and personal commitments that sometimes require time away during the workday.
South Dakota company is ready to provide prescription vaccines
Being ready in a world where a disease can quickly cripple an industry is critical. According to Dr. Alan Young at Medgene in Brookings, they are ready with a rapid development cycle for prescription vaccines to fight emerging animal diseases such as Avian Influenza virus H5N1, Porcine Circovirus PCV-4 and Avian Metapneumovirus aMPV.
When will Rapid City Sam's Club begin using new AI exit scanners?
RAPID CITY, S.D. - You may have noticed that the Sam's Club in Rapid City has installed a new structure near the exit that looks like gates. These "gates" are a new device created for Sam's Club that uses AI to check the carts of customers to ensure that all of the items have been payed for.
Wildcat soccer picks up first win
Just over a week after opening its season with a 5-3 loss on its home field, the Custer High School soccer team picked up its first win of the season by the exact same score, defeating visiting Douglas-New Underwood 5-3. “I thought we came out a little slow. They have had me a little nervous the first few minutes,” head coach Hannah Rehmeier said of her squad dealing with the 11 a.m. start time. “They really started to move the ball well.”
South Dakota Farmer pilots new combine from Case IH
Amid the sprawling fields of Groton, South Dakota, Nick Strom, a fourth-generation farmer with a nearly 4,000-acre corn and soybean operation, has always balanced tradition with progress. Recently, his operation took a significant leap forward when he was chosen to pilot a new combine from Case IH. Like most producers,...
Cutest pet of the week: Sullivan
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - This is Sullivan, and he is a Poodle Dachshund mix. He just turned 2-years-old in March, and his fun fact is he loves to bark at everything. To submit your furry friend for the cutest pet of the week, you must include the name of your pet, what kind of animal, the age, and a fun fact.
On the Move and In the News
It is so exciting to see businesses grow their teams and move to new locations to better themselves for whatever reason. Need more space? Better foot traffic? Whatever the reason, we want to shout it from the roof tops that our members have moved or made the news! Scroll through this page to see what our members have been up to.
Kampeska Chapter of Izaak Walton League Awards Scholarships and Continues Conservation Legacy
{KXLG – Watertown, SD} As the new school year begins, the Kampeska Chapter of the Izaak Walton League of America (IWLA) has proudly awarded two $1,000 scholarships to deserving students. Eva Benike from Waubay, attending Lake Area Technical College (LATC) and majoring in environmental conservation, hopes to pursue a career with Game, Fish & Parks. Peyton Lauseng from Watertown is attending South Dakota State University (SDSU) and majoring in microbiology.
Harrisburg reaches ‘pivot point’ with new commercial, focus on planning
This paid piece is sponsored by Sioux Metro Growth Alliance. Here’s an eye-opening projection: In the next 25 years, Harrisburg is expected to eclipse 40,000 residents. “It’s rapid, exponential growth, and with that comes both opportunities and challenges,” said Bryce Healy, who joined Sioux Metro Growth Alliance as an economic development and member relations specialist earlier this year.
46th Dakota Bowl set for Saturday in Sioux Falls
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) — The Annual Bob Burns Dakota Bowl has been one of the most anticipated high school football games each year, for it’s 45 year history. This year’s game features Harrisburg and O’Gorman and marks the 46th time the Dakota Bowl is being played. It will be a two day event with […]
South Dakota football opens season against non-DI opponent for first time since 2014
VERMILLION, S.D. (KCAU) – Coming off a 10-3 season that ended in the NCAA FCS Playoffs Quarterfinal round, the ‘Yotes return 15 starters including quarterback Aidan Bouman, who finished 11th in the nation in pass efficiency and contributed 20 td’s last season. Historically, USD is in 8-17 since turning division I in 2008 while the […]
Real Estate Spotlight: Piedmont homes worth looking at
PIEDMONT, S.D. - Buying a home in Piedmont, South Dakota offers a charming escape with its serene landscapes and tight-knit community. Located just a short drive from Rapid City, Piedmont combines the tranquility of rural living with the convenience of urban amenities. The area is known for its picturesque views of the Black Hills, making it an attractive option for those seeking a peaceful setting with easy access to outdoor activities.
Rawlins Municipal Library To Close In Early September To Move Sections
PIERRE, (KCCR) — Changes are on the way to Rawlins Municipal Library in Pierre. Library Director Abby Edwardson says sections of the library will be moving around and that will necessitate a brief closure…. The change will not only be good and safer for children using the library, but...
Sioux Falls puts $77 million dollar bond on hold til after general election
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) — Plans for two new aquatic centers and a health and recreational facility in Sioux Falls are being put on hold for now. As the city finalizes its budget for next year, community leaders claim there’s too much uncertainty right now and it all has to do with Initiated Measure 28.
Johnsons purchase Faith and Bison weekly newspapers
Ravellette Publications, Inc. announces the sale of The Faith Independent and The Bison Courier to Krissy Stocklin-Johnson and her husband, Russel Johnson. The Johnsons’ first issues will be the week of September 2, 2024. Ravellette Publications, Inc, with the corporate office in Philip, SD also publishes the Pennington County Courant, Wall, SD; The Murdo Coyote, Murdo, SD; and The Pioneer Review in Philip. They also publish a nine-county advertiser, The Profit.
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