I have referred Caring Traditions to several clients and they have been pleasant to visit with, do…read morewhat they say they will do and do it in a timely manner. Would never hesitate to refer them to the people that need them. Wonderful Service!

From the owner: Caring Transitions of Sioux Falls SW is your trusted provider for downsizing, relocation, estate…read moresales, and online auction services in Yankton, North Sioux City, Mitchell, Tea, Harrisburg, Sioux Falls, Vermillion, and the surrounding areas of Main City, State. Our experienced specialists are here to support you with several life transitions, whether you're relocating for a new career, managing the estate of a senior loved one, or just downsizing your current home; we strive to alleviate the stress of these challenges. Schedule a complimentary consultation to discover how we can customize our services to the specifications of your upcoming life transition."

I visit this store on repeat! it is my golf go to! I have purchased my driver and now a set of…read moreirons. I have purchased my daughters driver and my sons driver from here. Someone greets you when you walk in the door and they are always willing to help... with smiles! They are more than willing to let you hit some balls and try out different clubs to find your best fit.

Driving north, I stopped at the Sioux City Art Center to see the Corn Room Murals from 1927 by…read moreGrant Wood. These delicate oil on canvas mounted on board panels of Iowa cornfields were rediscovered in 1979, saved, and removed from the local Martin Hotel in the 1980s. The vibrancy of the panels is no more. Seeing them in the small gallery here is like looking at ancient murals. The viewer is faced with the creamy yellows, tans, and browns but little detail remains. However, sit and gaze at these for a while, let your imagination help you, and you'll get a sense of how lovely these panels must have been. For the local community, this Grant Wood work, even in its diminished state, is an important historic and cultural touchstone. The Art Center itself is a nice space for exhibitions. The few here were more interesting than I expected. I was especially taken with Teo Nguyen's giant acrylic on vellum 'Lotus Pond,' from 2018-22.

Another small city art museum that pleasantly surprised me. It has a small permanent collection yet…read morehas some great pieces; including a Thomas Hart Benton that I wanted to see since hailing from Kansas City. They also had a whimsical temporary exhibit - "The Art of the Brick" with full scale sculptures made with Lego's, and an exhibit of area high school students that was truly awe inspiring with paintings, drawing and sculpture.The price was free, parking was easy and next to the interstate downtown. An easy and rewarding stop for anyone driving I-29. Nice job Sioux City!

Kevin made his way to our rural property to fix my broken phone screen through a claim under…read moreVerizon and was very kind, quick, and non-intrusive. He finished the repair in less than 30 minutes.

I brought in a 12.9 inch iPad pro with a severely damaged screen, and it was able to be repaired in…read morea few days. Other local places in Sioux City flat out refused to work on that specific model of iPad, and Best Buy was going to charge twice as much. Very grateful to the staff!