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Here's who will advise Sioux Falls mayor-elect Christine Erickson Original

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By Angela George Verified
| Argus Leader Verified
July 13, 2026, 12:06 p.m. CT After Sioux Falls mayor-elect Christine Erickson prevailed in a monthlong election saga with a four-point recount win Thursday, July 9, she’s holding true to one of her first promises: Ready on “day one.” Ahead of her pending inauguration ceremony July 17, Erickson has announced her transition team for city office.
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How Christine Erickson became Sioux Falls' first female mayor

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By Angela George Verified
| Rapid City Journal Verified
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$95M Switchyard development breaks ground on century-old rail depot

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By Angela George Verified
| Argus Leader Verified
Our downtown railyard whistled sounds of prosperity for nearly a century, creating a massive industrial boom for Sioux Falls in the late 1880s and early 1900s. Then 10 acres of gravel sat quiet for nearly a decade after the city purchased the land from BNSF, groves of rail cars that still move through the northern part of the city today.
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