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Piece of history donated to museum

Ernie Nickels was 14 when the decision was made to tear down the Union County Courthouse and build the current facility. His mother, Wilma Strand, wanted a piece of the history that was being demolished.
A Homecoming victory

It was a great evening for the Homecoming game as the Panthers took on the Lennox Orioles Friday, Sept. 30. Dakota Valley ended the month with a solid victory as they outscored their opponent 47-- 24. Lennox struck first as their quarterback passed to an open man very early in the 1st quarter, but the point after kick was no good. The Panthers answered when Senior Ethan Anema found fellow senior Jaxon Hennies for a completed touchdown pass. Hennies fended off a tackle to push through to the end zone and get the score. The extra point (PAT) kick was good by Ethan Christiansen to put the Panthers up 7-6. Senior Randy Rosenquist ran back a punt in the 1st quarter to score another 6 points for Dakota Valley. Christiansen was once again solid for the PAT and the Panthers were up 14-6. However, the Orioles were able to respond as their quarterback connected with the same receiver from earlier to score again. The PAT was good this time for Lennox and the 1st quarter ended with Dakota Valley leading 14-13. Junior Trae Piel ran in the Panther’s 3rd touchdown of the evening in the 2nd quarter. Piel also recovered a fumble to keep the Panthers in control. The next score for Dakota Valley occurred as Anema headed to the end zone with the ball, but had it knocked out. The fumble was recovered by Owen Hanshaw for another Panther touchdown. A Lennox injury halted the game with 1:40 left in the 1st half. When play resumed, Senior Lake Kistner had a blocked punt to give the Panthers good field position. However, an interception on an Anema to Hennies pass attempt almost caused trouble for the Panthers. But, Anema showed grit and chased down the interceptor to force him out of bounds and end the half with no damage done. The Panthers led 28-13 at half.
Girls head into post season play

By Kelly Riibe times1reporter@gmail.com The Dakota Valley girls soccer team faced off against #2 ranked Tea Area Tuesday, Sept. 27 and travelled to Vermillion on Thursday, Sept.
Fire Prevention Week kick off

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Dakota Dunes holds Fall Festival

The Dakota Dunes Community Association (DDCA) held their 8th annual Fall Festival Sunday, Oct. 2 in the afternoon from 3 to 6 p.m. The weather cooperated and it was a gorgeous fall day as residents of Dakota Dunes came to the tennis courts of the country club for entertainment, food and fun.

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History in the making: Girls defeat SFC, down Garretson

It was an incredible evening for Panther girls soccer on Tuesday, Sept. 5 as Dakota Valley beat Sioux Falls Christian for the first time since the start of the DV girls soccer program. The score would be a 2-1 victory that happened in epic fashion.

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Ride for Miracles to hold send-off ceremony

The Siouxland Miracle Riders will be heading out on their 8th Ride for Miracles on Monday, Sept. 18, to help Siouxland children.

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Open House to be held at NSCFD

The North Sioux City Fire Department is looking forward to seeing everyone at their Open House on Sunday, Oct. 8, 2023.

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Klestchke hole in one

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CNOS Sports Medicine’s team approach offering fall sports injury screenings, concussion clinic

It’s the time of year when school sports are in full swing. Area athletes can be treated and recover from a potential injury with free sports injury screenings and a concussion clinic offered at CNOS’s Dakota Dunes location ONLY.

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NAIA tournament held in North Sioux City

The top NAIA women’s volleyball programs from across the country flooded the CNOS Fieldhouse over the Labor Day weekend for the 3rd Annual United Sports Academy/College of Saint Mary Labor Day Classic Tournament.

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How important is a good night’s sleep?

Getting a good night’s rest, which consists of four to five sleep cycles, allows our bodies, brains and emotions to perform at the optimum level. In fact, sleep affects our growth and stress hormones, immune system, breathing, blood pressure and heart health. All of us have experienced a day following a poor night’s sleep, but, if lack of sleep continues consistently it can greatly impact us and…

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Council approves $25K in appropriations to MLA

At a previous council meeting on July 24, the council had tabled a $50,000 appropriation request from the McCook Lake Association. The North Sioux City City Council revisited the item at their Sept. 5 meeting.

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World record breaking event

Dakota Valley alum and current Wayne State College volleyball player, Ally Beresford, was a part of history on Wednesday, Aug. 30 as the world record for the largest crowd to watch a women’s sports event was smashed. A reported 92,003 were on hand for the epic volleyball event.

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Petition presented to revoke license

The Union County Board of County Commissioners held a brief, regularly scheduled meeting Tuesday, Sept. 5.

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