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Elk Point-Jefferson Huskies go 1-1 to start season

The Elk Point-Jefferson Huskies opened their baseball season in Scotland April 10. They were pitted against the Scotland/Menno Trappers and walked away with a victory.
EPJ students tour ThermoBond

On Friday, April 14, ThermoBond had the pleasure of providing Elk-Point Jefferson’s Intro To Tech students with a tour of their plant. “Intro to Tech is a class that explores different ways that technology is integrated into our everyday lives,” Heath VanRoekel, Production Manager said.
State flower begins to bloom

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Panther boys take 1st, girls 2nd at Ponca

The talented Panther boys and girls track squad made their way across the river to Homer, NE to take top placements in a multitude of track and field events. The day was hot and extremely windy, but Dakota Valley performed well.
EPJ teacher awarded communication poster

Elk Point-Jefferson’s 6th-12th grade special education teacher Cassandra Schmith won a free communication poster April 4. Dustin Rhoades, owner of Ability Tech, presented her with the poster along with his son, Kayden. She won the poster through a nomination as part of Ability’s Tech We All Have A Voice mission.

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Panthers participate in Parkston Classic

Both the boys and the girls basketball teams for Dakota Valley travelled during winter break for the Parkston Classic on Dec. 29. Teams from throughout South Dakota played at the Parkston Armory to close out 2023.

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Boonstra, Lukken place at Farrand Invitational

The 49th Annual Floyd Farrand High School Wrestling Invitational happened on Dec. 30 for the Panthers. Many fierce and ranked competitors hit the mats for this tournament which was held at Sioux Falls Lincoln.

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Dakota Valley hosts first ever Esports camp

The first ever Dakota Valley Esports camp was held on Saturday, Jan. 6 in the Panther’s game lab.

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Panther girls begin 2024 on winning side

An excellent start to 2024 was had by the Dakota Valley girls basketball team. The Panthers took care of business on the road against Viborg-Hurley (VH) on Friday, Jan. 5 and then decimated the Warriors of Sgt. Bluff-Luton the next day on Jan. 6.

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Changes to Sugar Daddy’s

A restaurant in North Sioux City posted various messages about changes to their business over the last weekend. On Friday, Jan.

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Scouts collect Christmas Trees

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First snow day 2024

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Thornton recalls service in WWII

Of the 16.1 million Americans who fought during World War II (WWII), there are only 119,550 veterans remaining, according to 2023 Department of Veteran Affairs statistics. Of the 119,550 living veterans, 463 of them live in South Dakota. One of those 463 WWII veterans resides in North Sioux City.

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Santa Claus donates to Civil Bend Cemetery

Mr. and Mrs.

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Kjose learns how to help keep semis on the road

I-State Truck Centers are known for their work with semitrucks and trailers and helping keep products on the road. “As you know everything we use or buy comes on a truck,” Scott Beatty said.

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