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Take a walk through your local grocery store, Target, or even your favorite gas station. The countless goods that line the shelves were likely all made possible through a truck and a driver to haul them.

How We Money: Married with debt

Common Cents on the Prairie™

Eric and Laryssa Fahrendorf know something about debt. Actually, they know 360,000 somethings about debt. The couple, who have been married for a little more than a year, graduated from chiropractic school with a combined $360,000 in student loan debt.

Common Cents on the Prairie celebrates 10,000 downloads

On the fourth floor of the Bank, in a corner office overlooking downtown Sioux Falls, sits Chief Wealth Management Officer Adam Cox.

How We Money: Money and marriage

Common Cents on the Prairie™

Talking about money can get uncomfortable; that’s why most people avoid the topic altogether. In fact, a study done by Ally Bank showed that 70% of Americans think it’s rude to talk about money.

Detailer’s dream comes true

For most people, cleaning a vehicle probably doesn’t extend much beyond vacuuming, wiping down the surfaces, and a wash. But, Patrick Golay isn’t most people.

An inside look at 605 Running Co. and the Sioux Falls Skedaddle Half Marathon

Working at a running store wasn’t on Greg Koch’s list of career plans. But when he met three brothers with a passion for running, it all changed.

How one of South Dakota’s largest event production companies made it through COVID-19

After going through the process of planning the entertainment portion of his own wedding, Chris Hintz had the desire to help others with that same thing.

7(a) Dollar Volume Lender of the Year

U.S. Small Business Administration Names FNB

The First National Bank in Sioux Falls has been named the 7(a) Dollar Volume Lender of the Year by the South Dakota District Office of the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA).

Linnea Janssen to retire after 43 years with FNB

When Linnea Janssen first started working at Farmers State Bank in Flandreau in 1977, she could never make plans to celebrate New Year’s Eve.

Maggie Groteluschen

South Dakota Bankers Association Emerging Leader of the Month

Shared with permission from the South Dakota Bankers Association. As part of the SDBA’s mission to grow South Dakota’s future bank leaders, we are featuring a monthly emerging leader.

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