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Patrick Lalley
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Editor and Reporter, Sioux Falls Live
Sioux Falls
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Biography
I excel at content, including writing, editing, broadcasting and marketing. Then I package that content and deliver through digital channels of email, SEO, social, earned and sponsored media. My goal is to meet the needs of consumers and thrive in a changing marketplace. I have 25 years of daily newspaper experience as a reporter and editor as well as broadcasting and marketing.
personal and professional development., science cycling, music fitness, business politics,Society
Parenting, crafts.
Content
By Patrick Lalley Verified, Stu Whitney Verified| Sioux Falls Live Verified Sioux Falls city councilors got a glimpse at where the city’s revenues are headed Tuesday, and they aren’t up. Sales tax growth slumped in the first quarter of 2025, expanding at just a smidge above 0 percent compared to last year. The 2 percent sales tax that Sioux Falls collects on goods and services is the most important revenue source – funding many employee salaries, including public safety workers – as well as road construction, maintenance and other capital projects.
By Patrick Lalley Verified, Stu Whitney Verified| Sioux Falls Live Verified SIOUX FALLS – Keeping cattle waste out of the river that runs through the state’s largest city will cost about $11 million over the next five years, and the city will pay more than half the price. One of the designers of the water quality program that money pays for, however, told an audience in Sioux Falls that past investments have paid off. The Big Sioux River is polluted with dissolved soils, agricultural chemicals and livestock waste beyond levels safe for uses like fishing and swimming.
By Patrick Lalley Verified, Stu Whitney Verified| Sioux Falls Live Verified Sioux Falls city councilors got a glimpse at where the city’s revenues are headed Tuesday, and they aren’t up. Sales tax growth slumped in the first quarter of 2025, expanding at just a smidge above 0 percent compared to last year. The 2 percent sales tax that Sioux Falls collects on goods and services is the most important revenue source – funding many employee salaries, including public safety workers – as well as road construction, maintenance and other capital projects.
Company Info
Sioux Falls Live
Sioux Falls, United States