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Dakota Valley Panthers Region 1B champions

The last regular home baseball game for the Panthers brought a win. It was versus Vermillion and also a celebration of the seniors on Monday, May 15. Fans, friends and family honored Jaxon Hennies, Randy Rosenquist, Jake Pruchniak, Isaac Bruns and manager Cody Morse for their dedication to the game.

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DV board votes on SDHSAA ballots, amendments

The Dakota Valley school board met May 9 and held a three-hour long meeting. The board had many items to address including voting on items from the South Dakota High School Activities Association (SDHSAA).

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Staff win state awards

The staff of the Dakota Dunes/North Sioux City Times and the Southern Union County Leader-Courier were recently presented with awards from the 2022 South Dakota Newspaper Association Better Newspaper Contest. The awards were presented at the 2023 convention held in May.

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Bishop Heelan band to play at Peach Bowl

The Bishop Heelan High School band was invited to perform at the Chick-Fil-A Peach Bowl in December. Forty high schools across the country were selected to perform at the game.

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County Commissioners hear tower estimate

At a prior meeting, the Union County Board of County Commissioners were informed the current communications tower couldn’t be relocated and would have to be replaced. At their meeting May 16, the commissioners heard the estimate for building a new tower at a different location on the courthouse property.

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Memorial Day services

American Legion Post 319 will conduct its Memorial Day Services May 30 at McCook Cemetery and Civil Bend Cemetery. Post members will be at McCook Cemetery at 10 a.m. and Civil Bend Cemetery at 11 a.m.

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Library announces summer program to council

Liane Welte, North Sioux City Community Library Librarian, announced this summer’s reading program at the North Sioux City City Council Meeting May 15. All Together Now is this year’s theme and promotes Community Unity. A planned event to kick off summer reading is going to be held June 6 at the library.

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Helping improve sight for 25 years

For the last 25 years, the Rabbitt family has been taking care of families across the nation and improving the sight of many within the North Sioux City community. Rabbitt Family Vision Center, currently located at 100 River Drive, began their business as Outpost Optical in February 1998.

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It’s just the beginning

The 2023 Dakota Valley Seniors graduated May 13 in the Dakota Valley High School Gymnasium. With the gym full of friends and family, the seniors walked to their seats to “Pomp and Circumstance” by Elgar, performed by the Brass Ensemble.

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Corvette Enthusiasts hold Memorial Ride

The Corvette Enthusiasts graced Elk Point with their presence Sunday, May 7. For the first time in three years, the group began their cruise from Elk Point in honor of late member Becky Jolin who passed away suddenly on Feb. 3, 2023.

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