SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (KELO) — October is National Hispanic Heritage Month. This year’s celebration in the United States comes at a time when immigration status and deportation are front-and-center.
We gathered stories from local entrepreneurs with Hispanic roots to learn more about the growth of their businesses this year on this week’s Inside KELOLAND.
Hispanic entrepreneurs on the rise
In KELOLAND, the number of Hispanic businesses continues to grow. From food trucks to brick-and-mortar restaurants and even a grocery store, there have been many new additions to the Hispanic business community in Sioux Falls recently.
“Yes, there is a big rise in entrepreneurship in our community,” Luz Selene Zamorano, Founder and CEO of the South Dakota Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, said…