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Before you throw out those plastic bread clips, try recycling them back into your life. Wine Glass Label Don’t determine whose wine glass is whose by the color of the lipstick stain on the rim. Put a colored bread clip on the bottom of the glass...

Located on a quiet street in southwest Rapid City, Andrew Jandt’s home is one where old meets new, and seemingly divergent styles can mingle happily. Jandt, who works full-time as a senior supply chain analyst for an energy firm and part-time as a visual...

My sisters are getting married three weeks apart in different (far away) states this summer. I could maybe swing one trip, but there's no way I can afford to go to both. Do I pick one and piss the other off, or do I...

By Denise DePaolo Images by Liz Painter Sioux Falls' love affair with the food truck may have flickered and sputtered at times, but if the popularity of Food Truck Friday is any indication, the fires are burning brightly once more. For the second year, coworking space...

Much like the recently revitalized maker movement, South Dakotans are realizing that outdoor skills aren’t to be taken for granted. They are a part of our state’s culture and have practical, real-world applications. South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks special projects coordinator Emilie Miller...

Girls Pint Out (GPO) is a national craft beer organization geared towards women. It began in Indianapolis in 2010, and has grown to include more than 80 chapters in 35 states. Now, GPO has found roots in Brookings, with Wooden Legs Brewing Company as...

f you’re ready to let your geek flag fly, SoDak Con is for you. Founder and executive director Shareece Tatum wants to give people who like geeky things a safe place to be themselves. She describes it as “a very welcoming place that lets...

By Leah Vanden Bosch Images by Anthony Williams Nikko McFadden is making a name for himself, and this time around, it's for all the right reasons. After spending time selling drugs, living on the streets, and behind prison bars, McFadden is pouring his struggles into rhyme,...

Submitted Images If you’ve attended a major outdoor event in Sioux Falls, you’ve seen them. Men and women in fluorescent green, milling amongst the crowd, picking up discarded items and sticking around to clean up. They’re the Ecomaniacs and they’re the unsung heroes of the...

Learning to walk is kind of hard work. You’re using muscles you have never used before. Often times, you crash and burn. Injuries can ensue. And if you’re my son, your extra large thighs — which came by way of waking everyone up and...