Shueys receive award from OSU

Release from Oklahoma State University In December 2021, Rob Shuey concluded his career voyage, a nearly 41-year journey at Tyson Foods Inc., as the senior vice president of Tyson International Fresh Meats. Reaching such career prestige was a marathon, not a sprint, Shuey said.

Women dies in I-29 accident

One person died early Saturday morning, Nov. 26 in a vehicle-pedestrian crash that occurred at Interstate- 29 mile marker five, one mile north of North Sioux City at 4:54 a.m.

NSC Parks and Rec receives clarification, has upcoming events

A bill submitted for over $19,000 by the North Sioux City Parks and Recreation board turned into a lively conversation on spending authority. Mayor Patti Teel asked what the Parks and Rec was buying? Tammy Steemken with the North Sioux City Parks and Recreation Board informed her that they were going to update benches at the parks.

New ladder truck will better serve communities

The North Sioux City Fire Department has recently added a new ladder truck to their fleet. The current ladder truck was built in 1997 is approximately 28 feet long and has a ladder that extends 75 feet.

Resident gift tree

Brad Fowler State Farm Insurance is sponsoring a Wel-Life Resident Gift Tree. Gift tags are available at his office at 113 W. Main Street of Elk Point. People are able to pick up a gift tag, purchase a gift or gifts as indicated on the tag with a $20 value. If people don’t have time to shop, but would still like to participate, they can donate $20 and the shopping will be done for them. All gifts need to be returned, wrapped with the gift tag on the outside of the package by Dec. 15. For any questions or more information, call 605-356-3371.

Nursing Home to close in Elk Point

Another South Dakota nursing home is closing its doors. Prairie Estates Care Center in Elk Point has announced its upcoming closure as of Jan. 14, 2023. The closure is due to a combination of the ongoing underfunding of Medicaid, the current staffing crisis and costs related to the COVID-19 pandemic.