Category: South Dakota

When the proposal to turn a beer distributor’s warehouse into a church first came before a Nebraska congregation, some members were supportive but skeptical that the cavernous building would ever feel like a place of worship.

As Our Savior Lutheran Church of Norfolk prepares to celebrate Easter Sunday, however, the Rev. Lee Weander said the congregation’s response to its home of seven months has been phenomenal.

“We recently completed our traditional worship space, and everybody is stunned that, that room is in a warehouse,” he said. “It looks like a 150-year-old church was torn down and reconstructed.”

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Paul and Marley Ann Opsahl knew they didn’t want to go through the process shingling their house yet again. Home ownership for the Yankton couple had become more of an anchor than a sail.

The Opsahls did, however, want their next home to reflect their lifestyle. They found it five years ago in Dow Rummel Village. Since then, the couple has stayed engaged in opportunities to help shape the retirement community—including the planning process that preceded Dow’s Rummel’s ongoing expansion and renovation.

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Come April, Sidney Smith and Chris Maks have a date with destiny. For Jake Buckmiller, it will happen in October 2019.

Put a little less dramatically, that is when the three engineers-in-training with TSP, Inc. are eligible to sit for the first time for the testing that could earn them their license as Professional Engineers

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Interior design is embedded within the architectural discipline at TSP, right where space planning and artistic functionality meet. The practice is an integrated service in our full-scale projects, and it’s a crucial part of what makes rooms and entire facilities “just work” for clients. Certain designers elevate that practice to a profession. This week, two […]

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This week, Carly learned that she had successfully passed the one-day exam she took in October and now is licensed in South Dakota as a Professional Engineer. She already has passed the exam for LEED GA.

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