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Vehicle Profile: The 2011 Honda CR-V
The CR-V is number one for a reason.
It has been America’s best-selling crossover SUV for the fourth straight year. Given the overall excellence of the 2011 Honda CR-V, its overwhelming popularity comes as zero surprise. Honda’s compact crossover delivers a killer combination of style, quality, confidence and efficiency. That tradition continues in 2011, and the lineup gets a new trim level to boot.
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Vehicle Profile: The 2011 Hyundai Sonata
The 2011 Hyundai Sonata earns highest scores ever in independent survey.
From standing at the top of reviewers’ wish lists to earning the title of Top Safety Pick from the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety (IIHS), the Hyundai Sonata has laid claim to a number of prestigious awards since its dramatic 2011 model year redesign. Perhaps most meaningful among them, however, is the Sonata’s recent AutoPacific President’s Award, given to the new sedan for its outstanding and unheard of customer satisfaction ratings.
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Vehicle Details: The 2011 GMC Sierra HD Capabilities
All-new 2011 model improves on towing, power and control.
Workhorse trucks are expected to earn their keep through a combination of strength, power and sheer grit. The 2011 GMC Sierra HD line of pickups has all three, and then some, led by the new Denali 2500 HD and 3500 HD models.
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Vehicle Details: The 2011 Chrysler Town & Country Safety
Safety is key in the 2011 Town & Country.
Family, minivans and Chrysler; they’ve been a classic trio ever since the original minivans rolled out in 1983. When you're loading up loved ones, safety is one of the primary concerns, and the 2011 Chrysler Town & Country takes care of your brood like a protective matriarch.
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Don’t Leave Your Skin Out to Dry
Protection is the key to keeping that summer glow all winter long.
On a cold winter day, there’s nothing better than turning up the thermostat and taking a nice hot shower. Or if you’re the type to embrace the snow, you might head outdoors for some skiing or ice-skating. Whether indoors or out, however, don’t forget about your skin. Winter weather can wreak havoc on your body’s largest organ, so stock up on some tips for keeping your skin in good health.
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Where Are They Now?
A Christmas Story.
In mid-November 1983, the American public was introduced to what would quickly become a true holiday classic. A Christmas Story told the tale of a young Ralphie Parker, a boy who wanted but one thing for Christmas: a Red Ryder BB gun. Every year we watch, and every year we are left wondering…what happened to our favorite dysfunctional family?
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Ski Lessons for Kids at Great Bear
No matter how old or how young, whether you’re experienced or a total beginner, the experts of the Great Bear SnowSports School in Sioux Falls can transform your winter by teaching you to ski or snowboard. Instructors teaching methods follow the American Teaching System, adopted by the Professional Ski Instructors of America. The professional staff of downhill, cross-country and snowboard instructors focuses on a positive environment fostering progress at the child's own pace.
Saturday SnowBears
Snowbears is for skiers 6-14, and snowboarders 7-14.and is offered on Saturday mornings starting on Jan 2nd and ending on Jan 30th from 9am to 11am. The program puts an emphasis on safety, fun and allows participants to move through the levels at their own pace. This is a 3 lesson program where YOU can choose which Saturdays your child attends. Class size is limited so sign up early!
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Get Artsy in Iowa
Start 2011 off right by exploring your creative side.
With the hustle and bustle of life today, many people don’t get the chance to pursue hobbies and talents that once brought so much joy. Now, however, is your chance. Make 2011 a year of rediscovery or simply try something brand new in the limitless world of the creative arts. Whether you want to fly solo or get the entire family involved, Iowa’s artists will put your intellect and imagination to work.
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Feeding South Dakota
Here in this state, Feeding South Dakota provides emergency food assistance to thousands of people in any given week and hundreds of men, women and children EVERY DAY.
Whether you know it or not, you have something that can change someone’s life TODAY. In your pantry sits a ketchup bottle, box of cereal, can of soup or other staple that could feed the hungry.
With each dollar you give, Feeding South Dakota can provide 9 pounds of food to the hungry. A single dollar can feed a four-person family for FIVE days, $20 can feed a family for a week or $135 for a BackPack Program donation to help children in the state who would go hungry on weekends. We can honestly say that every dollar you give makes a difference. Click here to donate to Feeding South Dakota or to mail your donation, click here to download the form.
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Mac Needs a Home
My name is Mac and I came to the shelter as a stray. I am a very sweet cat who likes playing with toys, loves attention, and enjoys back rubs. Because I was found as a stray the staff doesn't know if I have lived with other pets. I'm friendly and wouldn't mind a home with children! I was recently neutered! I have been micro-chipped, frontlined, and started on vaccinations. Take me home today.
Call 605-338-4441 or visit the Sioux Falls Humane Society, 3720 East Benson Rd., Sioux Falls, SD.
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Windshield and Wiper Maintenance Tips
Keep a clear view of the road by taking care of these two important items.
A chipped and scratched windshield can wreak havoc on your ability to see clearly while driving, especially when the sun is low on the horizon and the light illuminates every imperfection in the glass. Even more bothersome are chips that have the potential to develop into windshield cracks. While many chips appear harmless at first, exposure to temperature changes and road vibrations can cause them to expand into actual cracks in the glass.
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Veg Out
A little creativity goes a long way to help kids eat their veggies.
During the colder months, finding fresh fruits and vegetables may be difficult, and getting your kids to eat them even more so. From new preparations of old favorites to some future favorites they (and maybe you) have yet to try, these surefire hits promise to get your kids inducted into the Veggie-Lovers Club.
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Winter Green
Stay green even during the coldest months.
With energy consumption at its peak during the winter season, it may seem a daunting task to remain eco-friendly. With these simple steps, you can stay warm and do your part to keep the planet safe.
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