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How a Sioux Falls company became national educator for water industry

When the pros who supply the nation’s water and wastewater services are ready to learn more about their industry, they look to a Sioux Falls company.

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January #ScenesFromTheRoute

Working with Novak Sanitary Service, we trained their crews to use their camera phones to share what they encounter as they collect trash and recycling. Here’s what they spotted in January.

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Embracing growth: MarketBeat expands into 9,000 square feet downtown

“It checked all the right boxes for us.” Come with us for a look inside the impressive — and intentionally designed — MarketBeat headquarters.

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After record-length construction season, Knife River anticipates solid 2024

How to end a record year? Making asphalt even into December! We look ahead with the leader of Knife River South Dakota to what the coming season could bring.

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Attorneys’ fees in South Dakota: What to know

“If I win, the other side has to pay for my attorney’s fees, right?” Not exactly. Prepare to rethink how that generally works.

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POET, Summit Carbon Solutions announce carbon capture partnership

Sioux Falls-based POET and Summit Carbon Solutions have announced what they’re calling a groundbreaking partnership.

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Large partnership announces effort to address child care

There has been a lot of talk around child care — now here’s some action toward supporting some of the industry’s needs.

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Second marriage and money: Blending families with finances

Before they said “I do” to a second marriage, they did some serious work on merging finances — and shared it in the latest edition of “Common Cents on the Prairie.”

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Fiserv discloses extent of Sioux Falls layoffs

Financial services tech company Fiserv Inc. plans to lay off an estimated 80 workers in Sioux Falls in the coming months.

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Apple Tree Child Care centers extend operations through February

Apple Tree Child Care Centers will continue to operate at least until the end of February while the owner sorts through options that could keep them open.

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