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.

Kadyn Wittman is a Democratic state lawmaker representing District 15 in Sioux Falls. We caught up with her about what she learned and what she's bringing back to South Dakota.

Rachel Polan is the marketing director for Sioux Falls Pride and has lived in Sioux Falls since 2015. They chatted with Sioux Falls Simplified about activities going on this month, ways to support LGBTQ+ people and the joy of picnics in the park.

Dr. Bianca Johnson is a pediatrician at the Sanford Health clinic in Harrisburg.

Cynthia Mickelson has been on the Sioux Falls School Board since 2017, but this summer, her seat will be filled by someone new.

Duyen Nguyen is a junior at Washington High School.

Travis Entenman is director of the Friends of the Big Sioux River, an organization that tracks water quality and advocates for policies that prioritize keeping the river clean.

Stacey and Dan Berry own Covert Artisan Ales in Sioux Falls. Last week, they were named "Mash Madness" champions for their Pineapple Hwhip sour.

Zach Dresch is a Sioux Falls comedian, improviser, musician and more. Since he's a local expert on making people laugh, it only seemed fitting that we sat down with him ahead of April Fools Day to get smart about the local comedy scene.

Wendy Mamer is the Suicide Loss and Support Coordinator for the Helpline Center, which means she helps people statewide who have been affected by suicide.

We caught up with Sadie Swier, director of SD CEO East Women's Business Center, to talk about women in the workforce and Women's History Month.

Kayla Klein is the director of Early Learner South Dakota, one of the partners in the new South Dakota Child Care Business Collaborative.

Sioux Falls Simplified caught up with Kyte about the work that goes into Election Day and what voters should know.

Kayla Huizing runs SoDak Stays with her husband Albert Huizing. We chatted with her about the local Airbnb and short-term rental scene.

We chatted with playwright Luke Tatge about the local theater scene and the upcoming debut of his original musical, "Salem."

We chatted with Patrick Hicks, one of the two people (Jon Lauck being the other) behind a new anthology about Sioux Falls history.

Maddie Peschong is a brand photographer, business coach and all-around social media expert who has helped lots of people find and define their own personal brands.

Marcela Salas owns and operates Salas Salsas along with her mother. In her business, she's also integrating generations of Mexican culture passed down from her grandmother.

We chatted with Siouxland Libraries Director Jodi Fick about library card costs (spoiler: $0), her favorite library features and what's on her nightstand right now.

No Fun Team Founder John T. Meyer wants to help people better understand NFTs (aka non-fungible tokens).

Dustin Powers is the city's business development coordinator, and he's the main man behind-the-scenes of Sioux Falls' downtown 2035 plan.

We caught up with Brienne Maner, executive director of Startup Sioux Falls to talk about what it takes to start a business, Startup Sioux Falls' upcoming downtown move and Sesame Street Live.