Entrepreneurial Excellence: Confidence, conviction and tenacity to take a high potential business and scale it into a market leader.
Alana Snyder: A confident business owner who has shown conviction...
Sara Jamison of Sioux Falls dreamt of starting a business a few years ago, but it wasn't until August of 2018 that she took the leap to begin working towards opening her very own store.
“I actually really love the...
Known for Danish Days, a four-day celebration to honor Danish heritage, Viborg is more than stegt lever and knee-breeches.
As 605 multimedia designer Yany Avelar and I pulled into town, we took notice of the plethora of Danish flags. Every other...
Known for “antiques, vintage, and curiosities,” Urban Archaeology not only has unique finds, but it’s all in a well-designed, impeccable space in downtown Sioux Falls.
Curator and co-owner of Urban Archaeology Dustin DeBoer has had the business with wife, Rachel,...
Around a few nondescript corners in Emmanuel Baptist Church, sit rows of brown paper bags, piles of white bread, and trays of deli meat waiting to be assembled. This is the headquarters for Lunch is Served, a Sioux Falls nonprofit that...
While pursuing her Bachelor's degree in Fine Arts from South Dakota State University, Elkton native, Emilie Nettinga, remembers being told that the only career path for someone with her degree was education.
After graduation however, she went on to work at several...
South Dakota native and interpreter at Natural Beauty, Sara Benson, saw a need for more accessible hospitality in Sioux Falls. Benson took to creating an Airbnb that felt comfortable, affordable, and was unique to the area. 605 paid a visit...
Nicholas Skaewski has been in the culinary industry for over eight years, and recently started his own venture of bringing gourmet dining right to the consumer's home. With a stellar team, including Lead Sommelier and Mixologist of Carnaval Brazilian...
For the owners of several local restaurants, serving customers goes far beyond traditional flavors and recipes.
It’s about building a community and sharing a taste of their cultures.
In Sioux Falls, Lalibela Restaurant serves traditional Ethiopian dishes, and Khorasan Kabob House...
What happens when you bring together people form all walks of life; serve them real, home-cooked, locally grown, hearty food get rid of the TVs and put down the smartphones; and encourage people to make genuine conversation?
That is the...
