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Jerry Fromm graduated with the 31st class of Leadership Sioux Falls. The Sioux Falls Area Chamber of Commerce has sponsored this community development program for 31 years. It is designed to meet the need for active participation of informed and dedicated community leaders. Read more.

Sanford Health employees welcomed the addition of a new west-side clinic Monday, saying the facility would better serve a growing part of Sioux Falls. Read more.

ASCO is ready for the big storm! Pictured is ASCO’s snow equipment ready for action. It’s going to be a busy 48 hours! Forecasters are predicting that Sioux Falls and other parts of southeastern South Dakota will receive 6-8 inches of snow. We are under a blizzard warning through tomorrow.

Danny Viereck is on the front page of the Argus Leader’s Community Section today. Viereck was removing ice from Washington Square Thursday while Art Cagney ensured no one was hit by the falling ice.

The SDSU Dana J. Dykhouse Stadium won this year’s AGC South Dakota Build America Award. The goal of the Build America Award is to honor a deserving member for their public relations efforts, to encourage other organizations to engage in positive public relations, to foster the image of the construction industry and to award in […]

The Washington Pavilion Kirby Science Discovery Center (KSDC) announced that it will be opening a new area on the science center’s 4th floor on Friday, December 23, where kids can let their imagination take over with the addition of a 300-piece Imagination Playground Block and Connector set. Read more.

Businesses Donate Food, Construction Equipment to Help After Building Collapse

Sanford Imagenetics was featured in Prairie Business Magazine’s December Issue. Check it out on pages 56-58: Prairie Business Magazine December 2016

Eight story mixed-use building with retail, office space and condominiums Read Story  

The Better Business Bureau is warning you to be on the lookout for scammers, posing as paving companies.  It is not a new con, but it continues to happen in the area during the summer months. Read Story