Sheriff Prouty joins national public service campaign

    Union County Sheriff Jim Prouty today joined a nationwide public service campaign led by the National Sheriffs’ Association to help communities respond to substance use disorder with prevention, treatment, recovery and support.

    NSC advances $13.5M budget

    The North Sioux City City Commission approved the first reading of a $13.51 million municipal budget for 2027 during its regular meeting Tuesday, Sept. 8.

    Fleurish to host fall celebration

    Fleurish Flower Farm will open its gates for a full day of fall activities on Saturday, Sept. 26, of‑fering visitors a cozy sea‑sonal experience at the family‑run farm just west of Elk Point.

    Election guide and key fall dates

    South Dakota residents face a series of key fall deadlines to register, cast advance ballots and participate in the Nov. 3 general election.

    EPJ honors inaugural Hall of Fame class

    Elk Point-Jefferson’s inaugural hall of fame induction took place on Saturday, September 6, 2026 at The Pointe in Elk Point, South Dakota. Past and present Huskies, plus many from around the community, were on-hand for the special event that recognized the first class of Husky hall of fame (HOF) recipients.

    Jefferson addresses audit backlog

    The Jefferson City Council approved a residential fence variance, sold surplus equipment and addressed backlogged municipal audits during its regular meeting Tuesday, Sept. 8.

    09.11.01 NEVER FORGET

    For some, 2001 was a very long time ago. Yet, memories of the 9/11 attacks that year never fade from the mind’s eye. Many still see the Twin Towers on fire or recall the gripping confusion and fear as people tried to reach loved ones they knew in New York City. America, and the world, mourned when terrorists hijacked four commercial aircrafts to use as weapons. Two planes crashed into skyscrapers in lower Manhattan and another hit the Pentagon in Washington D.C. The fourth aircraft was downed in a field thanks to brave passengers who overpowered the terrorists. The attack was horrific and it is an episode of history that will never be forgotten.

    DV claims varsity bronze, JV crown at Chargers Invite

    On the 1st day of September, the Dakota Valley (DV) golf team traveled to the Chargers Boys Golf Invite in Sioux Falls. It was a varsity and junior varsity (JV) event with the Panthers claiming bronze as a team for varsity. First place was secured by DV’s JV roster at the Spring Creek Golf Course.