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605 Day 5K to help the Alzheimer's Association

1 day ago | keloland.com | Summer Raderschadt

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) — Lucas Hamilton runs for a myriad of reasons. “I try to stay active with two kids. I think I need to stay active,” runner Lucas J. Hamilton said. But tonight he is running for a cause that is close to his heart. “About ten years ago, my grandmother passed away from Alzheimer’s disease. And this was when I was in graduate school studying aging and dementia. So that’s how I got connected to it initially.
The yellow We Care Pedicabs are back in downtown SF

3 days ago | keloland.com | Summer Raderschadt

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) —Whether it’s a school bus or a taxi, people are used to getting around in yellow vehicles. But now, a way to get around in a yellow pedicab is back in downtown Sioux Falls for the summer. If you’re in downtown Sioux Falls on the weekends, there’s a good chance you might see a bright yellow pedicab driving people around. RJ Oladejo is one of the new operators of the We Care Pedicabs. He rides for a few different reasons.
New tech from DSU professor can trace the dark web

4 days ago | keloland.com | Summer Raderschadt

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) —Dakota State University is known for being a leader in the cyber field, and one professor has received a patent for her cutting-edge technology that many people once thought was impossible. Many of us have heard of the dark web, but we may not be entirely familiar with its nature. However, DSU professor Arica Kulm is very familiar with it. She says the difference between the dark web and your regular web browser starts with the URL.
Pottery studio teaching people how to throw it down

1 week ago | keloland.com | Summer Raderschadt

TEA, S.D. (KELO) —Many people can draw, paint, and do other art forms in your own home. But there is one medium that would be rather expensive to try at home, which is why a new business is giving rookie artists the opportunity to learn how to throw it down. For many people, pottery isn’t their forte. “Not really into art. I’m more into sewing and quilting. And so this is something totally new,” Carla Scott said. But the same can’t be said for Skyler Stencil.
You can’t bike at Great Bear… at least not yet

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Summer Raderschadt

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) —If you like the nature around Great Bear, there will be a new way you can enjoy it in a few months. Amidst the business of Sioux Falls, Great Bear has become an oasis that many people flock to, to spend time outside. “I rode here today, and I went down one of the hills here, and it was pretty fluid.
The small town farmers market you won't want to miss

1 week ago | keloland.com | Summer Raderschadt

HARTFORD, S.D. (KELO) — While summer doesn’t officially start until June 20th, for many the season hits when the Farmers Markets come back. Deep Creek Honey is a business that is rooted near Hartford, South Dakota. “About 20 years ago, we decided, he has his crazy idea that we’re going to start this honor system honey stand out at Wall Lake. So it’s just the stand at the end of our driveway.
SDSU students win NASA competition

1 week ago | keloland.com | Summer Raderschadt

BROOKINGS, S.D. (KELO) —Four SDSU students are reaching for the stars and are doing extremely well in the process. Laura Peterson just graduated from SDSU with a mechanical engineering degree. She is also part of the team that was one of eight finalists for NASA’s Gateways to Blue Skies contest. “They gave us the project statement of finding an aviation solution to an agricultural problem by the year 2035,” SDSU mechanical engineering graduate Laura Peterson said.
Honoring fallen heroes with Memorial Day Program

1 week ago | yahoo.com | Summer Raderschadt

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) — While for some people Memorial Day just means a three day weekend, for others it’s a time to remember those who died while serving our country. Donald Metcalf spent his Monday morning at the Military Heritage Alliance in Sioux Falls. “There’s a long weekend for camping and barbecuing, but the primary reason is to remember our fallen heroes,” attendee Donald Metcalf said.
Honoring fallen heroes with Memorial Day Program

1 week ago | keloland.com | Summer Raderschadt

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) — While for some people Memorial Day just means a three day weekend, for others it’s a time to remember those who died while serving our country. Donald Metcalf spent his Monday morning at the Military Heritage Alliance in Sioux Falls. “There’s a long weekend for camping and barbecuing, but the primary reason is to remember our fallen heroes,” attendee Donald Metcalf said. It was something he thought was important to do. “I am just here to support our fallen heroes.
You may not see them, but you'd notice if they're gone

1 week ago | keloland.com | Summer Raderschadt

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