Ordinances dominate meeting

North Sioux City’s City Council had an agenda full of ordinances and resolutions Dec. 5.

CNOS gives back with Angel Tree Tradition

The staff at CNOS have always enjoyed Christmas and season after season, they’ve been helping hundreds of local children and families enjoy it too. CNOS’s Angel Tree tradition began over 20 years ago when the doctors at CNOS suggested that instead of giving them gifts for Christmas, the CNOS team could help spread a little bit of magic to less fortunate children in the area.

Holiday decorations everywhere

There are a lot of fun holiday characters to be spotted during the day in Dakota Dunes as many entryways are decorated for the winter season. On Fawn Hollow Drive, members of the Peanuts gang plus the Grinch Who Stole Christmas are on display.

This weeks papers delayed due to icy roads.

The December 15 edition of the Times and the Leader-Courier will be delayed. Due to icy roads, the papers cannot be delivered to us from the printing plant. We hope they can be delivered later today or tomorrow morning. We apologize for this unexpected delay. The online version of the papers will be online tomorrow, as usual.

SDSU Extension offers training on updated Cottage Food Laws

South Dakota State University (SDSU) Extension is providing training for food processors who would like to sell food products from their homes following updates to the state’s cottage food laws earlier this year.

USD’s DNAP program receives full accreditation

The University of South Dakota’s Doctor of Nurse Anesthesia Practice (DNAP) has received full accreditation for the program by the Council on Accreditation of Nurse Anesthesia Education (COA), demonstrating its readiness to deliver the degree preparing registered nurses to become Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetists (CRNA).

Names released in Union County fatal crash

A Vermillion, SD, woman has been identified as the person who died early Saturday morning, Nov. 26 in a vehiclepedestrian crash that occurred north of North Sioux City.

Noem signs executive order banning TikTok

Governor Kristi Noem signed Executive Order 2022-10, which bans the Chinese social media platform TikTok for state government agencies, employees and contractors using state devices. This order is in response to the growing national security threat posed by TikTok due to its data gathering operations on behalf of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP).