Jodi Schwan

2 weeks ago | siouxfalls.business | Jodi Schwan

June 8, 2025Here’s the first thing to know about population growth in South Dakota: The surge in moving from other states driven by pandemic-era regulations clearly appears to be over. In its place is a growth rate that’s sluggish at best as I’ll explain shortly. Now here’s the second thing to know: This scenario would be considerably more dire without the continued growth of the Sioux Falls metro area.

3 weeks ago | siouxfalls.business | Jodi Schwan

June 6, 2025A company that offers immersive, virtual ways to visit a zoo is hoping to find a local franchisee in Sioux Falls. Axiom Holographics has developed a hologram zoo concept, which takes guests on five laps of an approximately 5,000-square-foot facility with experiences in settings including Australia, Asia, Africa, prehistoric times and space.

3 weeks ago | siouxfalls.business | Jodi Schwan

June 5, 2025A large new master-planned residential community is coming to northwest Harrisburg. Kelly Construction has acquired a 300-acre tract of development-ready land along a full mile of Louise Avenue between Highway 106 and 272nd Street. The site sits at the southeast corner of the roundabout at Louise Avenue and Highway 106 — about 1,000 feet south of the soon-to-be-completed South Veterans Parkway.

3 weeks ago | thedakotascout.com | Jodi Schwan

A local group of investors has purchased Spring Creek Golf Course. The 126-acre, 18-hole course southeast of Sioux Falls was built in 1994 and sits along the Big Sioux River adjacent to Good Earth State Park at Blood Run. It was purchased by Fore Score LLC, led by Dann Grevlos, who serves as managing partner. “From the time our family first considered this opportunity, we’ve been committed to keeping the course public,” he said in a statement.

3 weeks ago | siouxfalls.business | Jodi Schwan

June 4, 2025A local group of investors has purchased Spring Creek Golf Course. The 126-acre, 18-hole course southeast of Sioux Falls was built in 1994 and sits along the Big Sioux River adjacent to Good Earth State Park at Blood Run. It was purchased by Fore Score LLC, led by Dann Grevlos, who serves as managing partner. “From the time our family first considered this opportunity, we’ve been committed to keeping the course public,” he said in a statement.