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Restaurant to open in the old Sports Page location.

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The weather is more suitable for ducks than for competitive swimmers but these cold mornings aren’t keeping these swimmers from outside practices.

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The light show that had illuminated Sioux Falls' Falls Park for more than a decade has gone dark.

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A South Dakota fisheries biologist says stocked shad appear to be helping provide food for Lake Oahe walleyes in South Dakota and North Dakota.

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South Dakota officials say a preliminary estimate indicates that the state's gross domestic product rose by 1.9 percent last year.

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South Dakota State University will soon begin to offer a new tribal studies major.

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If you'd like to find out what's happening in Sioux Falls this week, Teri Schmidt of the Convention and Visitors Bureau has the information.

Here are a few of this week's events:

"You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown at the Orpheum Theatre

ASA National Fast Pitch Qualifier at Sherman Park

Festival of Cultures at Falls Park

Moonlight Movies at Fawick Park

Flag Day Event at Veteran's Memorial Park

Eastbank Saturday Market at 8th & Railroad

For additional happenings in Sioux Falls, check out the video with Teri Schmidt!

The Sioux Falls Canaries beat the Gary SouthShore RailCats 9-5 on Sunday afternoon at the U.S. Steel Yard and completed a three-game road sweep of the RailCats for the first time in team history. Playing their best baseball all season, the Canaries have won five of their last six games.

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South Dakota State pitcher Layne Somsen has been selected by the Cincinnati Reds in the 22nd round of the Major League Baseball.

The right-hander from Yankton was the 675th player overall selected in the three-day draft

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South Dakota junior Megan Glisar capped a big weekend for the Coyote women's track team with a sixth place finish in the high jump at the NCAA Track & Field Championships in Eugene, Oregon.

Glisar, the 2012 NAIA indoor champ for Morningside College, made her first four jumps Saturday, the last at six feet, before failing on three attempts at 6' 1 1/4". 

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