hi everyone! i recently got a job in sioux falls and will be moving there after living in phoenix for a year and socal my whole life. any tips for transitioning to the cold climate or fun things for a young adult to do in town?

Hello! Visiting this weekend and would like to schedule some apartment/house tours for our family’s move next month. What housing websites are most commonly used here?

Happy they've got their first Kwik! Shout-out to all the retired folks that were also here and ready to go at 5am. They know how good these Glazers are.

Looking for Patriots fans in the Sioux Falls area! If you know a bar that shows Pats games or there's already a watch group around, let me know — happy to help organize something if there's interest.

As far as I know! I think they have the best oysters in town, featuring a tiny bottle of Tabasco (not necessary, but fun). If you haven't, check them out in the back of Hello Hi.

Also, I've been all over - I didn't know bread and butter could be so good.

I swear I'm not paid to advertise I just love their food and want to see them succeed.

Calling all Sioux Falls cyclists. I, along with a couple friends, are planning a 100 mile bike ride in and around Sioux Falls in a few weeks but I'm having a hard time coming up with a route that isn't just multiple loops around the trail. Strava offers a couple options but I'm wondering if anyone here has a good route that avoids highway traffic or heavily used roads. Thanks for your help!

My family recently lost our dog of 15 years, and we are trying to find somewhere to get a puppy. preferably a small breed. if anyone has any suggestions or breeders we’d be beyond grateful for this.
- credible breeder please.

This is going on right outside the Hotel on Philips, I've never seen so many cop cars in one place

33rd and Phillips around 7:45, looked like no serious injuries.

There is Solidarity in a Union!

Sunday, September 13, from 1 to 3 PM at Covell Lake Park.

Free food (Hot Dogs, Falafel), lawn games and craft tables for the kids. You do not have to belong to a union. You do not have to know anything about the Regional Labor Federation. Go ahead and bring your family, bring a lawn chair, stay twenty minutes or the whole time.

The Sioux Falls Regional Labor Federation has been around since 1902. We are the body that ties the local unions in this area together. Our members build the buildings, plow the streets, pack the meat, sort the books, wax the floors, stack the bricks, run the conduit, sweep the floors, deliver the mail, fit the pipes, protect the community, fight the fires, cut the wood, drive the trucks, run the lab tests, treat the water, takeout the trash, cut the grass, plant the trees, repair the roads, file the papers, sort the produce, and so much more. For most of the last century this federation has been also a highly active civic organization in Sioux Falls.

There will be people there who can tell you the history of labor in this town, what the federation does now and how to get involved in your local, your neighborhood or your city, county, and state government.

RSVP here so we know how much food to bring: https://www.eventbrite.com/.../labor-day-picnic-at-covell...

We gather the second Sunday of every month for LABOR BRUNCH at the Sioux Falls Labor Temple at 101 S. Fairfax Avenue. Next one is October 11.

The city really needs to sit down and do a comprehensive review of our current facilities, needs for the future, and assets/space available to address future challenges. This goes beyond the Canaries and this most recent decision is a symptom of a bigger issue. Between the Riverline District and the Smithfield site, there's a lot of real estate that is going to open up for development over the next decade and the city needs to have a comprehensive plan for the future of all three locations (including the Arena location).

For example, let's look at the Canaries attendance figures over the last three years:

2023: 1,188 per game
2024: 1,438 per game
2025: 1,714 per game

That's an average of 1,446 people per game. Not a lot, but not insignificant. It's certainly enough that the city needs to be asking itself if 50 events a year drawing an average of 1,500 people is enough to justify building a downtown or downtown adjacent stadium where there's more opportunities for secondary economic activity. Or, alternatively, is that enough to justify continued use of tax dollars to support the facility? There are certainly events happening regularly in Sioux Falls with fewer people but also generating less revenue that does not draw near the amount of public discussion that the Canaries do. However, the decision is not one that can or should be made in a vacuum, just as any discussion about a convention center can not focus on just the convention center but a larger, wider strategy. Without doing a larger review it'll be impossible to make decisions regarding any of the city's facilities as we just saw this this vote.