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The explosion of pickleball across the country hasn’t slowed down in recent years. If anything, it’s only growing faster.

The city of Sioux Falls and Sioux Falls Thrive made the announcement of a $250,000 startup grant going towards a pilot program called Eat Well Mobile Market.  The mobile market is being modeled after examples in other cities across the United States, including the Twin Cities Mobile Market. 

Sioux Falls Thrive and the Sioux Falls Health Department announced the launching of a pilot program called Eat Well Mobile Market with the goal to provide access to healthy food options in specific neighborhoods around the city. 

The Sioux Falls Health Department will award $250,000 to Sioux Falls Thrive to pilot a mobile market in the city.

The program will be headed by Sioux Falls Thrive and could start as early as August.

The 20th annual Gourmet Guys fundraiser, benefitting the Center for Active Generations, is taking place on Sunday. Wendy McDonnel from Active Generations joined Baylee in the studio to discuss why this event has been important to Active Generations.

The 20th annual Gourmet Guys fundraiser, which is a benefit for the Center for Active Generations, takes place Sunday. Wendy McDonnel from Active Generations and Joe Kippley, who will be one of the chefs, joined Dakota News Now on Thursday.

Miles Beacom, Bob Sutton, and nearly 70 campaign volunteers are part of the Greater Sioux Falls Chamber of Commerce Community Appeals Committee-endorsed campaign.

Rep. Taylor Rehfeldt believes the decline in adult day services is due to poor Medicaid reimbursement rates and expensive start-up costs for providers to enter the field.

Halloween events come in all spooky shapes and sizes for families and kids alike. Heres a look at the things to do around Halloween with the kids.