AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoSports & Stadium Buzz: Sioux Falls City Council is weighing a $1M decision on replacing outfield grass with artificial turf at Sioux Falls Stadium, with conditions tied to the Canaries’ lease and longer-term campus planning. High School Football Tradition: The 48th Annual Dakota Bowl returns Saturday, Sept. 12, as O’Gorman hosts Harrisburg at McEneaney Field—expect camps, music, food, and thousands of fans. Holiday Lights Planning: Float registration is open for the 34th Annual First Bank & Trust Parade of Lights, set for Nov. 27 with a new earlier 6 p.m. start and a Mayor’s Choice Award for judging. Music on the Move: Brookings Public Library hosts Curtis & Loretta on Sept. 14 for “Singing Tales of Truth,” featuring story-driven acoustic harmonies. True Crime for South Dakota: “Dakota Spotlight: Call Me Shelly” screens in Sioux Falls (Sept. 14) and Aberdeen (Sept. 16) from the podcast team behind the case. Local Community Events: Spearfish’s Dakota Five-O Bike Week wraps with “Five-O fever” as 800 riders hit a 50-mile mountain ride. Arts Spotlight: Waterfront Gallery for the Arts debuts Brigid Hoffman’s surrealist work in Pierre, mixing pop culture, Catholic imagery, and dreamlike scenes.
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