Selah Space // A Gentle Place to Heal
There’s a hub of collaborative, holistic wellness in Sioux Falls, creating space for women to heal, says Selah Space founder and owner Jada Dobesh.
Whether a woman is...
Building a Reputation // Raeco Builders
Raeco Builders is the first company in South Dakota—and one of 26 nationwide—to earn the AC478 accreditation certification, a credential demonstrating commitment to safety, excellence in quality...
605 Stops By // South Dakota State University Department of Dairy & Food Science
South Dakota State University’s Department of Dairy and Food Science has been an industry-leading program in the United States for more than a century, says Dr. Londa...
605 Spotlight // Legends
Legendary things are happening in Watertown, specifically where Thunder Road used to be, according to Watertown entrepreneur Missy Sinner.
What was once the entertainment chain is now Legends...
Sturgis Buffalo Chip // Welcome Home, Bikers
“The Buffalo Chip was, and still is, the oasis for bikers, and that's also where our mantra, ‘welcome home, bikers,’ comes from,” said Sturgis Buffalo Chip...
Sounds of Pauer // Aberdeen’s Pauer of Music Festival
The power of music is something to behold at Aberdeen’s Pauer of Music Festival. Three days of music, food, activities, community, and engagement will take place from...
605 Profile // Nick Bell
Family-owned, Broken Bone Treats started from a place of love for dogs, owner Nick Bell says.
With a mission to make wholesome, all-natural, human-grade treats owners feel good...
605 Stops By // Jacobson Plaza
Downtown Sioux Falls is ever-expanding, and as Jacobson Plaza comes to life, more year-round recreation is home to the area, says City of Sioux Falls recreation coordinator...
Comfort On The Trail // Fitpacking Backpacking Adventure Vacations
“Fitpacking adds a sense of security and comfort for people,”said owner Beau Devlin. “A lot of people go on trails not knowing what they're doing, and having...
605 Stops By // The Sunflower Festival
“I didn't like sunflowers,” said Sunflower Festival founder and Hydeout Bed and Breakfast owner Beth Simonson. “Then I moved to central South Dakota and fell in love...
605 Spotlight // Dinosaur Park
Since the 1930s, an 80-foot-long Brontosaurus has overlooked the Rapid City’s skyline on Dakota Hogback Ridge.
Built in 1936 as part of a Depression-era initiative funded by the...
A Family Affair // Cedar Wood inn
"I have always liked small family-owned businesses that have a personal approach large chain hotels don't have,” said Starla Pressley of Deadwood's Cedar Wood Inn.
Pressley started as...
