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Parent volunteers look ahead to spring
The holidays are here, however many Dakota Valley parents are looking ahead to spring as they volunteer their time to make the Panther’s After Prom, in 2024, a success. The event is scheduled to follow the formal dance on April 13, 2024 and go throughout the night into the early morning hours.
Early deadlines
For the next two weeks, the Dakota Dunes/ North Sioux City Times will have early deadlines due to the Christmas and New Year’s holidays. For those wishing to submit any announcements, advertisements or legals for the Dec.
Northshore Bypass Project update
For many years there has been discussions about traffic on Northshore Drive. The farmto- market and residential road has been an issue for many forms of government, not just the city of North Sioux City. However, once again, the issue of Northshore Drive came before the city council at their meeting Dec. 4.
Pearson: Getting ahead of the game at Helluva
An internship opportunity held between the Elk Point-Jefferson School District and area businesses has helped one local senior get a head start in the work industry. At the beginning of the school year, Tracen Pearson was searching for an internship opportunity.
A decade of making repairs in Elk Point
What started out as a small business out of a garage, has grown into a thriving business adventure spanning over a decade. Brian Oedekoven purchased the building, formerly known as Country Estates, and opened Brian’s Repair in October 2013.
Dakota Valley holiday music program a festive event
The month of December started off in a festive mood for Dakota Valley as the high school held their holiday program on Friday, Dec. 1. The band and choir performed to a full crowd with many music students dressing in concert attire that included hints of red, green and Santa Claus hats and accessories.
