Sioux Falls History

It wasn't the fantastic deals that brought folks out to shop early. It was the government.

I had never heard of Nick Piantanida and I had no idea the world wide tragic news he made in 1966, a tragedy that began in Sioux Falls.

WOW! Get a nostalgia overload watching these old Hy-Vee commercials from the 70s, 80s, 90s, and 2000s. Then get depressed because of the prices.

Two years before his legendary "I Have a Dream" speech in Washington DC, Dr. King visited Sioux Falls, South Dakota.

In 1918 the United States government advised shoppers to hit the stores in October and November.

We have lots of fun photo opportunities we have in Sioux Falls. Hopefully, the only naked guy you’ll be snapping a picture of is David.

Labor Day is way more than the end of summer. It's a national salute to the workers who built the strength, prosperity, and well-being of our country.

I came across this video recently. It's a news report from KELO-TV's Eugenia Hartig in 1968 about the (then) new student made mural at Cleveland Elementary.

Get a real good look at how dynamic the east side of Sioux Falls is.

Before they were superstars, Green Day played a few shows in Sioux Falls. You can watch a couple of them here: