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Huskies bring home 4th place in season opener

The Elk Point-Jefferson Huskies held their own on the mats to begin the 2023-24 wrestling season in Flandreau, SD at their annual Booster Club Invite Dec. 2.
Panthers compete in first tournament of season

Competition started for the Dakota Valley wrestling team on Saturday, Dec. 2 in Orange City, IA at the Lyle Lundren Duals hosted by MOC-Floyd Valley school. The following areas in Iowa make up the MOC-Floyd Valley district: Maurice, Orange City, Alton, Hospers and Granville.
Giving Tree up at Dakota Valley

The Giving Tree is up and ready for participants at Dakota Valley. The tree is located inside the High School Lobby.
Annual Thanksgiving Turkey Trot held

The Annual David Romo Memorial Turkey Trot occurred at Adams Homestead and Nature Preserve on Thanksgiving morning this past Nov. 23, 2023. It was a volunteer fun run that runners, joggers and walkers enjoyed from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. before embarking on their holiday plans.
JBS to host Santa Paws Holiday photoshoot

Jefferson Beer Supply, local Siouxland brewery, will be hosting their second annual Santa Paws on Dec. 9 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. It’s a holiday photoshoot for your family and pet(s). Bring your dog, cat, rabbit, lizard or any other pet to come get photos taken with Santa Claus. Photography will be done by Cass Schmith of Back Roads Artistry. Each participant will receive three to five photos in an online gallery available the following day and one printed 5x7 which can be picked up in the taproom on or after Dec. 23.

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Elk Point-Jefferson lady Huskies dominate MVP

The Elk Point-Jefferson volleyball squad took care of business in their first match of the 2024 season. They hosted Mount Vernon/Plankinton on Thursday, August 29 and had a clean sweep victory. The Huskies dominated to win 3 sets to 0 against their opponent.

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Husky cross country teams run well in first meet

Over 600 runners and more than 30 teams were in attendance for the Beresford XC (cross country) Invite on Friday, August 30. It was the kick-off meet of the season for Elk Point-Jefferson. And many Huskies ran well on The Bridges Golf Course.

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NSCPD making a life saving difference

On June 7, 2024, at Cubby’s Gas Station in Dakota Dunes, the North Sioux City Police Department displayed exemplary dedication and quick thinking that saved a life. Officer Levi Saunders, Sergeant Jesse Henrichs, and Officer Isaac Wodtke responded to a cardiac arrest situation at the gas station, and their swift actions proved to be nothing short of heroic.

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Elk Point-Jefferson Huskies devour Parker Pheasants

The Huskies played hard and showed no mercy to Parker on Friday, August 23 as they trounced the Pheasants by a score of 54-0. It was the first football game of the 2024 season for Elk Point-Jefferson and great things were observed on the field.

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DV eager for rematch Friday

Saturday, August 24 was the first soccer match for Dakota Valley boys. Despite a 2-7 loss, great things were observed on the pitch as the Panthers played Freeman Academy in the away contest.

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Panther golfers start season breaking school record

The Panther boys varsity golf roster started the season strong by breaking a school record on Tuesday, August 20th. Dakota Valley won the West Central Early Bird Invite at Central Valley Golf Course in Hartford with an impressive team score of 297.

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Rooted in the past, growing into the future

Contributed by Joni Noble Part two of a three part series. 1926 The first step in building the third church was digging a basement.

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County discusses stoplights, detours

On August 20, 2024, the Union County Board of Commissioners convened for their regular session at the Elk Point Courthouse in South Dakota. The meeting commenced at 8:30 a.m., was presided over by Chairman Richard Headid, and attended by Commissioners Michael Dailey and Tom Kimmel. Commissioner Kevin Joffer was absent.

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Huskies first day back

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Gates to replace guards in restricted flood areas

The regular meeting of the North Sioux City City Council on August 19, 2024, began at 7:00 p.m., with Mayor Teel leading the Pledge of Allegiance. With Kodi Benson, Gary Bogenrief, Jim Christenson, Bob Davis, Lynn Hoffman, and Greg Meyer present.

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