Armour native trades suit for sneakers

['Jennifer Leither Joined The Mitchell Republic In April She Was Raised In Sioux Falls', 'S.D. Where She Attended Lincoln High School. She Continued Her Education At South Dakota State University', "Graduating In December With A Bachelor'S Degree In Journalism. During Her Time In College", 'Leither Worked As A Reporter For The Campus Newpaper', 'The Collegian. She Also Interned For Anderson Publications In Canistota', 'Sd The Summer Of Upon Graduation', 'Leither Continued To Reside In The Sioux Falls Area', 'Worked As A Freelance Writer For The Argus Leader For A Number Of Years.'] Mitchell Daily Republic | Mitchell, South Dakota 2025-09-23 17:30:50

— Most people know Tony Nour in a suit and tie, balancing spreadsheets and strategy as a Senior Vice President at First Premier Bank. But this month, the Armour native is lacing up his running shoes and tackling something far more personal and emotional — 437 miles across South Dakota, one leg at a time. Nour is one of 12 runners selected for The 437 Project, a four-day, relay-style run stretching from the Wyoming border to Sioux Falls. His training regimen included the Sioux Falls Half Marathon on Sunday, Sept. 21, which served as his final long run before The 437 Project. The 437 Project raised more than $300,000 in 2024, and organizers hope to surpass that this year.