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Community saves books from Inwood’s library after storm

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By Fiona Sullivan Verified
| KDLT-TV (Sioux Falls, SD) Verified
INWOOD, I.A. (Dakota News Now) - Storms knocked down power lines and trees in the town of Inwood and left the public library completely unusable. The power has since been restored, but the library building remains out of service. The library was the only building in Inwood to sustain major damage. On Sunday, community members transported the entire book collection from the library to Bethlehem Lutheran Church, where the books are now being stored.
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Construction slows down business at downtown Sioux Falls restaurant

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By Fiona Sullivan Verified
| KDLT-TV (Sioux Falls, SD) Verified
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (Dakota News Now) - Construction on 8th Street and 3rd Street along Weber Avenue in downtown Sioux Falls is expected to be complete around mid-August. Railroad crossing improvements will be installed, which include new lights, crossing arms, and a median. With that come street closures that have affected some local businesses since construction began in May. Roots of Brasil has been a staple in downtown since 2022.
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Augustana University’s mobile ministry ‘God Pod’ hits the road

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By Fiona Sullivan Verified
| KDLT-TV (Sioux Falls, SD) Verified
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (Dakota News Now) - Augustana University has launched a mobile recording studio as part of its new Sacred Discoveries initiative, aimed at helping young adults share their personal faith stories across the country. The van, known as the “God Pod,” allows people to record podcasts and videos on location. It is part of a broader effort to advance the university’s mission of combining faith, learning, and collaboration for students and communities.
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