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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 17, 2026
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Sioux Falls restaurant puts local produce at the heart of its menu (opens the original)
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SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (Dakota News Now) - As local produce reaches its peak, Pizza Cheeks is changing its menu while supporting growers in the Sioux Falls community. For the people behind Pizza Cheeks, cooking with what’s local isn’t just a trend. “Coming from Portland, we saw how important and accessible and how beneficial it was to purchase produce and other things locally as much as possible,” said Barry Putzke, co-owner of Pizza Cheeks. So they brought that mindset back to Sioux Falls in 2017. “
Young sisters hope to top $18K raised for Sanford kids with ‘Brave Bands’ (opens the original)
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SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (Dakota News Now) - Two young sisters turned handmade bracelets into a way to help children and families at Sanford Children’s Hospital. Blakely Langner, 13, and her sister, Gracyn Langner, 9, have made and sold their “Brave Bands” for four years. The bracelets featured different messages, including “Be a Hero,” “Brave,” “Honor,” and “Hope.” For Blakely, the bracelets were a small way to help families going through difficult times. “I just know that some people in life and fami
‘You could just feel the fear’: Remembering 9/11 from the Pentagon (opens the original)
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SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (Dakota News Now) - Twenty-five years later, Brent Hoffman can still remember the moment he realized the United States was under attack. Hoffman was inside the Pentagon on Sept. 11, 2001, about 600 feet from where American Airlines Flight 77 crashed into the building. He had already heard that a plane had struck the World Trade Center in New York. “I think the perception amongst a lot of civilians is that you must’ve been preparing strike plans or sending up aircrafts, but real
How long can you run? The Blood Run keeps runners going for up to 48 hours (opens the original)
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LENNOX, S.D. (Dakota News Now) - One lap. Then another. Then another. For most people, running a little more than a mile and a half is a workout. At The Blood Run at Good Earth Farm, it is only the beginning. The endurance event offers races ranging from three to 48 hours, with runners completing the same loop repeatedly before all of the races finish at noon. Mathew Harten, who took part in the 24-hour race, said the trail-running community helps keep him moving when the miles begin to add up.
‘Best place ever’: Families make lasting memories at Wild Water West (opens the original)
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SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (Dakota News Now) - Summer is going out with a splash, and a hot holiday weekend gave families one more chance to enjoy Wild Water West before the season comes to an end. “Today we are at the best place ever!” Christian said during his family’s first visit to the waterpark this summer. The family planned to make the most of their day, with Christopher already looking forward to some of the park’s slide attractions. “We’re gonna enjoy the rest of the waterpark. We’re going to go
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