Andy Ott is the founder of Verity Networks, a cost-effective, expert IT solution helping small businesses in Sioux Falls. He sat down with Sioux Falls Simplified to talk about the importance protecting your information online.

Amber Hardy is the founder of Mend It 605, a nonprofit that helps folks repair their clothes and other textiles at no cost.

Alina Hedman is the urban conservation education coordinator with the Minnehaha Conservation District. She sat down with Sioux Falls Simplified to talk about spring yard work and how to support pollinators in your own back yard.

Brandon Hanson is the new CEO of Downtown Sioux Falls, Inc. He sat down with Sioux Falls Simplified to chat about his new role, goals for downtown and his go-to coffee shops.

Brooke Sieff is the program director at REACH Literacy, and she also oversee's the nonprofit's "Bee a Reader" virtual mentorship program.

Josh Johnson is a park operations manager with the City of Sioux Falls and has worked with the city for 16 years. He sat down with Sioux Falls Simplified to talk about all of the behind-the-scenes of the annual Falls Park Winter Wonderland display that lights up this weekend.

Nurses Nicole Hanson and Jackie Faryna launched Nurse Connect earlier this year as a way to help patients navigate care needs both at home and in the clinic.

Kate Feilmeier and Darlene Hillmar both work at the Children's Home Shelter for Family Safety. They sat down with Sioux Falls Simplified to talk about domestic violence and the upcoming Take Back the Night event.

Brian Bieber is a Sioux Falls writer, director and filmmaker.

Emmalie Holt and her husband opened Lavender Lane Flower Farm earlier this month northeast of Sioux Falls near Brandon and Corson.

Lisa Romkema will begin her new job as CEO of Sioux Empire United Way (SEUW) at the end of this month. She sat down with Sioux Falls Simplified to talk about the importance of philanthropy, her experience in the nonprofit sector and how giving goes far beyond money.

Sarah Lindemulder has been teaching yoga since 2012, and last year, she opened her own studio – Joy Collective Yoga.

Dakotah Jordan is the education and postvention manager for Lost & Found, a nonprofit that works to eliminate suicide.

Mahlen sat down with Sioux Falls Simplified to talk about what commercial real estate is, how it plays into growth and more.

Siyanne Redda is an 18-year-old senior at Washington High School and in her second year of serving on the Mayor's Youth Council.

Sara Lum is the vice president of Startup Sioux Falls. She sat down with Sioux Falls Simplified to talk about Founders Day on March 6 and the inaugural "State of the Startups" event.

Melissa Bunkers is a certified nurse practitioner, a functional medicine provider and the founder of Revive Functional Medicine.

Jordan Taylor is the co-owner of En Place Catering, Bread & Circus and Pizza Cheeks. He sat down with Sioux Falls Simplified to share his culinary expertise about what you should know cooking your Thanksgiving meal.

The City of Sioux Falls has a brand new website with an increased focus on being user-friendly and accessible.

Holly Renken is a member of the executive board for The Foster Network in Sioux Falls. She chatted with Sioux Falls Simplified about what it's like to be a foster parent, what kids need and how to support the work the nonprofit is doing in the community.

It's the 50th anniversary of the Jaycees Feargrounds. Here's a look at how it all comes together.

Long-time musician and educator Bart Torbert is bringing Beer Choir to Sioux Falls with the first event from 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 7 at Remedy Brewing Company.

Senator John Thune visited Startup Sioux Falls on Tuesday. Here's what he had to say.

Rocky Welker is the executive director of Habitat for Humanity of Greater Sioux Falls.

Ariana Vandersnick and Andrew Fritz are a coffee power couple. We chatted with them about all things coffee roasting ahead of the opening of their new brick-and-mortar location set to open later this summer.