Sioux Falls

This is where you can find great stuff going on in and around Sioux Falls, South Dakota.

Years before his most famous speech, Martin Luther King Jr. visited Sioux Falls in 1961, sharing his vision for civil rights and equality in South Dakota.

Before Gordmans and Crunch Fitness, this Sioux Falls building was a LaBelle’s catalog showroom, offering a forgotten way locals shopped along Louise Avenue.

Looking for a local grocery store open on Christmas in Sioux Falls? Franklin Food Market at 711 North Cliff Avenue offers a unique shopping experience with a personal touch.

Watch this great video of our past. We travel to 1987 and visit stores and offices in Canton, SD for some Christmas greetings. Look for people you know.

The attempt to demolish the old grain elevator became a day that lives on in memory and bobbleheads.

True Ghost Stories Told By the People of Sioux Falls

In the last 10 or so years, lots of businesses have come and gone in the Sioux Empire. Let's take a look back at some of the signs we used to see in Sioux Falls:

The 1990 SDSU Hobo Day Riots in Brookings turned a homecoming celebration into chaos with fires, damage, and lasting controversy in South Dakota history.

Relive the nightmare of the Halloween Blizzard of 1991 that brought the Sioux Empire to a standstill with heavy snow and icy winds.