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Panthers win the Old Canteen at the Union County Quad

It was an epic day for the Dakota Valley cross country team as they conquered a feat that has not occurred since 2012. After outstanding showings by runners at all age levels, the Panthers secured a resounding 1st place finish at The Pointe Golf Course in Elk Point to take home the Union County Quad Canteen.

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Graham Airpark closes land sale with North Sioux City

The Claussen Group announced that the Graham Airpark Development recently closed a land sale of 95+/- acres with the North Sioux City Economic Development Committee (NSCEDC). According to Stephen Jones, Graham Airpark Developer, this is a “huge” step forward to building a world-class, public-use Executive Airpark with a 6600’ runway in southeast South Dakota.

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Boaters, cabin owners should be mindful of low water levels

As summer transitions to fall, South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks (GFP) wants boat/ cabin owners to be aware of low water levels in some areas. One of the primary concerns with these low water levels has been launching and loading boats, but cabin owners need to be aware of water levels as well.

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Next Beam named Business of the Month

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Siouxland Humane Society brings back Quilt Auction

The Siouxland Humane Society will hold a live Quilt Auction on Thursday, Oct. 13, at the Sioux City Community Theatre at 1401 Riverside Blvd. Appetizers will be served and a cash bar will be available.

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County sewer pipe project to move forward

Ongoing sewer issues at the Union County Courthouse have prompted an emergency situation to fix old cast iron sewer lines. Curt Hlavacek of Midwest Pipe Lining out of Watertown, SD was present at the Union County Board of County Commission meeting Sept. 20 to discuss his business and how the courthouse could benefit from their services.

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Rosenquist, Morales reign over 2022 Homecoming

Dakota Valley’s 2022 Homecoming Coronation was Monday, Sept. 26 in the school’s performing arts centers. Queen Veronica Morales and King Randy Rosenquist Jr. were crowned after a slew of skits from each of the high school grades.

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New business park named

The residents of North Sioux City have spoken – the new business park is to be named “River Bend Business Park.” Six names were presented to the North Sioux City City Council Sept. 19 at their bi-weekly meeting. The other names were Runway, Union, Lewis & Clark, Forward, Stevens and River Bend.

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Kistners ski three generations on McCook Lake

Labor Day and the unofficial end to summer is always a highlighted time for many, but this past Sept. 5 was uniquely special for the Kistner family, of McCook Lake, as they were able to water ski three generations at one time on the lake.

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Staab reads her book at Storytime

Storytime has started once again at the North Sioux City Community Library and the children were treated with a visit from children’s book author Rebecca Staab. Staab, a mother of three, noticed a lack of farm related children’s books when her family moved out to the farm.

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