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Warriors take 1st place

On Wednesday, June 28th youth participants in the summer PGA Junior golf league at Two Rivers Golf Course competed in a league championship day. The Warriors took home 1st place honors and the Tigers were runner-ups.
Independence Day celebrations

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Dakota Valley Panthers take on Washington, D.C.

Middle schoolers at Dakota Valley packed in a lot of history and tourism from June 2 to June 5 as they travelled to the nation’s capital. The trip was a chance for Panther students to take in Washington D.C. and surrounding areas. It is a planned event that has happened annually for a number of years.
Royal Canin adds artwork to building

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Joint agency training held at Graham Airfield in North Sioux City

A joint agency training was held Wednesday, June 28 at Graham Airfield. The North Sioux City Fire Department worked with Graham Airfield staff to create an emergency response plan outlining emergency contacts, different hazards on the property, accessibility to the airfield, as well as discussed their planned and proposed projects to anticipate how emergency responders can ensure effective emergency response to the airfield in the event of an emergency. Stephen Jones discussed buildings, access, onsite hazards and points of contact for the airfield in the event of an emergency, as well as how notification of the National Traffic Safety Bureau (NTSB) and Federal Air Administration (FAA) is handled.

Elk Point-Jefferson Huskies go 1-1 during week

News Staff

Thursday, April 11, 2024

The Elk Point-Jefferson Huskies played Tea Area on April 5 and Sioux Falls Christian April 6. The Huskies took on the Titans in Tea and lost 15 to 7.

Dakota Valley Baseball wins home opener

News Staff

Thursday, April 4, 2024

By Kelly Riibe

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Urban Farms to build indoor vertical farm in NSC

News Staff

Thursday, April 4, 2024

An indoor vertical farm is being planned to be constructed in North Sioux City within the next year. Urban Farms, Ltd.

Prouty announces campaign for Sheriff

Jim Prouty

Thursday, April 4, 2024

Union County Sheriff Jim Prouty announced on March 25 that he will be seeking a full term as Union County Sheriff after his appointment by the Union County Commission to serve as the interim Sheriff of Union County after the untimely passing of long-time Sheriff Dan Limoges.

Dakota Valley Baseball wins home opener

News Staff

Thursday, April 4, 2024

Dakota Valley took down Baltic handedly in their 1st ballgame of the season, at home, on March 29. The final was 12-3 to end things after Baltic’s at-bat in the 7th. The Panthers grabbed 8 hits in the contest and looked strong.

USD Chamber performs at St. Paul Church

News Staff

Thursday, April 4, 2024

On March 5, guests were captivated by familiar and new melodies at a concert held at St. Paul Lutheran Church of rural Elk Point. The USD Chambers, directed by Dr. David Holdhusen, is the college’s premier vocal ensemble.

Lady Panthers start season with back-to-back wins

News Staff

Thursday, April 4, 2024

The Panther softball team started their 2024 season off with back-toback wins versus Canton and Elk Point-Jefferson. Dakota Valley played both games at home. They defeated the C-Hawks on March 28 by a score of 19-4 and then took down the Huskies, 18-9, on March 29.

Hauger named to Barron’s ranking of Top Financial Advisors

News Staff

Thursday, April 4, 2024

Edward Jones Financial Advisor Jon Hauger of Dakota Dunes has been named to Barron’s magazine’s Top 1,200 Financial Advisors. He subsequently ranked No. 6 in South Dakota. It is his third year among Barron’s top financial advisors. He previously ranked 6th in 2022 and 2023.

Elk Point-Jefferson Huskies open season with win, loss

News Staff

Thursday, April 4, 2024

The Elk Point-Jefferson Huskies opened their softball season at home against Lennox on March 28. The Huskies defeated the Orioles through the run rule 18-3.

Dunes approves resolutions

News Staff

Thursday, April 4, 2024

A Bond Resolution for the force main improvement project was approved at the Dakota Dunes Community Improvement District Board of Supervisors meeting March 18. The resolution approves the issuance of debt of $411,708 and for the South Dakota Clean Water State Revolving Fund Loan Program to finance a portion of the costs of the project.

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Warriors take 1st place

Independence Day celebrations

Dakota Valley Panthers take on Washington, D.C.

Royal Canin adds artwork to building

Joint agency training held at Graham Airfield in North Sioux City

Elk Point-Jefferson Huskies go 1-1 during week

Dakota Valley Baseball wins home opener

Urban Farms to build indoor vertical farm in NSC

Prouty announces campaign for Sheriff

Dakota Valley Baseball wins home opener

USD Chamber performs at St. Paul Church

Lady Panthers start season with back-to-back wins

Hauger named to Barron’s ranking of Top Financial Advisors

Elk Point-Jefferson Huskies open season with win, loss

Dunes approves resolutions

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