There’s a retail phenomenon in Sioux Falls that has South Dakotans setting their GPS coordinates and filling up their gas tanks for a pilgrimage that promises more bang for their buck than a fireworks stand on July 3rd.
Savers stands as a beacon of bargain hunting in a world where inflation has made even the dollar menu feel like highway robbery.
The parking lot tells the story before you even step inside – license plates from across the Mount Rushmore State, from Aberdeen to Yankton, Rapid City to Watertown.
When you push your cart through those automatic doors, you’re immediately enveloped in that distinctive thrift store atmosphere – part treasure hunt, part time machine, with a dash of “someone’s grandma’s attic” thrown in for good measure…