City of Hustle: A Sioux Falls Anthology
A part of Belt’s City Anthology Series, a unique take on the South Dakota town residents call “the Best Little City in America.”

 

In 1992, Money magazine named Sioux Falls, South Dakota, the best place to live in America. This rich anthology offers an inside look at the city through the eyes of both longtime residents and recent transplants. In over forty-five essays, you’ll hear stories about the city’s past, including the region’s legacy of violence against Native Americans and Sioux Falls’s status as a “divorce destination” in the late 1800s. But you’ll also discover the ways the city’s savvy planning and entrepreneurial gumption have helped it navigate twenty-first-century challenges.

 

You’ll read about:

 

·      the end of George McGovern’s presidential run at a Sioux Falls Holiday Inn

·      the vibrant Jewish and Syrian-Muslim communities that helped form the city

·      the first sit-down strike in American labor history

·      firsthand accounts of how South Sudanese refugees are shaping the city today

 

Edited by Patrick Hicks and Jon K. Lauck, City of Hustle: A Sioux Falls Anthology gives an insider’s perspective on what’s really going on in so-called “flyover country,” and it shows why that name misses so much of the true richness that makes up life there every day.  

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City of Hustle: A Sioux Falls Anthology
A part of Belt’s City Anthology Series, a unique take on the South Dakota town residents call “the Best Little City in America.”

 

In 1992, Money magazine named Sioux Falls, South Dakota, the best place to live in America. This rich anthology offers an inside look at the city through the eyes of both longtime residents and recent transplants. In over forty-five essays, you’ll hear stories about the city’s past, including the region’s legacy of violence against Native Americans and Sioux Falls’s status as a “divorce destination” in the late 1800s. But you’ll also discover the ways the city’s savvy planning and entrepreneurial gumption have helped it navigate twenty-first-century challenges.

 

You’ll read about:

 

·      the end of George McGovern’s presidential run at a Sioux Falls Holiday Inn

·      the vibrant Jewish and Syrian-Muslim communities that helped form the city

·      the first sit-down strike in American labor history

·      firsthand accounts of how South Sudanese refugees are shaping the city today

 

Edited by Patrick Hicks and Jon K. Lauck, City of Hustle: A Sioux Falls Anthology gives an insider’s perspective on what’s really going on in so-called “flyover country,” and it shows why that name misses so much of the true richness that makes up life there every day.  

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City of Hustle: A Sioux Falls Anthology

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City of Hustle: A Sioux Falls Anthology

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A part of Belt’s City Anthology Series, a unique take on the South Dakota town residents call “the Best Little City in America.”

 

In 1992, Money magazine named Sioux Falls, South Dakota, the best place to live in America. This rich anthology offers an inside look at the city through the eyes of both longtime residents and recent transplants. In over forty-five essays, you’ll hear stories about the city’s past, including the region’s legacy of violence against Native Americans and Sioux Falls’s status as a “divorce destination” in the late 1800s. But you’ll also discover the ways the city’s savvy planning and entrepreneurial gumption have helped it navigate twenty-first-century challenges.

 

You’ll read about:

 

·      the end of George McGovern’s presidential run at a Sioux Falls Holiday Inn

·      the vibrant Jewish and Syrian-Muslim communities that helped form the city

·      the first sit-down strike in American labor history

·      firsthand accounts of how South Sudanese refugees are shaping the city today

 

Edited by Patrick Hicks and Jon K. Lauck, City of Hustle: A Sioux Falls Anthology gives an insider’s perspective on what’s really going on in so-called “flyover country,” and it shows why that name misses so much of the true richness that makes up life there every day.  


Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781953368355
Publisher: Belt Publishing
Publication date: 10/11/2022
Series: Belt City Anthologies
Pages: 315
Sales rank: 1,038,427
Product dimensions: 5.90(w) x 8.90(h) x 0.80(d)

About the Author

Patrick Hicks is the author of The Commandant of LubizecIn the Shadow of Dora, Adoptable, and The Collector of Names, among others. His work has appeared on NPR, The PBS NewsHourAmerican Life in Poetry, and his first novel was selected for National Reading Group Month. He is the writer in residence at Augustana Universityas well as a faculty member in the MFA program at Sierra Nevada University. He was recently a finalist for an Emmy and hosts the popular radio show, Poetry from Studio 47.


Jon K. Lauck is the author of several books, including The Lost Region: Toward a Revival of Midwestern History (University of Iowa Press) and From Warm Center to Ragged Edge: The Erosion of Midwestern Regionalism, 1920–1965 (University of Iowa Press). Lauck has worked for several years as a full-time professor, a part-time professor, and a lawyer. He currently serves as an adjunct professor of history and political science at the University of South Dakota and as editor in chief of Middle West Review. He earned his PhD in history from the University of Iowa and his law degree from the University of Minnesota.

Table of Contents

Introduction

Jon K. Lauck

 

City of Hustle

Larry Fuller, Evan Nolte, Mike Cooper

 

Hdihunni

Avery M. Jones

 

Blood Run

George Shurr

 

The Pomp Room

Patrick Lalley

 

The Breweries

Austin Lammers

 

Joyland Park

Carolyn Johnson

 

The Big Sioux River

Cheyenne Marco

 

Zandbroz and Phillips Avenue

Jeff Danz

 

Building a Cathedral

Hannah Redder

 

John Morrell

Michael J. Mullin

 

Fear and Loathing: McGovern ‘72

Daniel Max Gerling

 

Theodore Roosevelt in Sioux Falls

Duane Jundt

 

Jewish Sioux Falls

Mara W. Cohen Ioannides

 

Statues and Sculptures

Virginia Olson

 

Why Sioux Falls and Sioux City are Different

Mary Hartnett

 

The New Sioux Falls

Christopher Vondracek

 

KELO

Beth Jensen 

 

Theatre

Bob Wendland

 

Seney Island

Jonathan Ellis

 

Culinary Sioux Falls

Chris Madsen

 

Pettigrew

Tom Dempster

 

Falls Park

Marty McGoey

 

South Dakota’s Main Street

John Kennedy Claussen Sr.

 

City of Hospitals

Margaret Preston

 

City of Banks

Douglas J. Hajek

 

City of Stone

April White

 

City Governance

Tom Greco

 

USF

Stephen Jackson

 

Augustana

Sandra Looney

 

Kilian Community College

Charles Rogers

 

Divorce Capital, USA

Grant Wentzel

 

Sister Cities

Andrew Erickson

 

The Lost Boys

David Jal

 

A Kiss beneath the Clock: A Short Story

Steven Wingate

 

The Nordic Hall

Elinor Nauen

 

Sioux Falls Railroads

H. Roger Grant

 

The Missing Amidons

John Andrews

 

Yankton Trail Bridge

Stu Whitney

 

The Center for Western Studies

Harry F. Thompson

 

The Urbanization of Sioux Falls

Jon C. Teaford

 

The Syrian Muslim Community

Edward E Curtis IV

 

Fenn’s Bros.

Daren Anderson

 

The Banquet

Eric Schulte

 

Joe Foss

Randy Brown

 

Latinx Comunidad

Marcella Prokop

 

The Schools

Linda Hallstrom

 

The Halloween Blizzard of ‘91

Gavin Woltjer

 

Pandemic: You are Here

Destiny Binder-Buckley

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