At the last meeting, the Dakota Dunes Community Improvment District Board of Supervisors instructed District Manager Andrew Tramp and board member Janet Finzen to bring back playground designs and proposal costs to be discussed at the next meeting.

Panther high school students, involved with Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA), attended the state leadership conference on April 21-23. The event was held in Sioux Falls and allowed members to showcase their talents in the subjects of Family and Consumer Science (FACS).

Richard Headid of North Sioux City has officially announced his candidacy in the race for Union County Sheriff. Headid, a graduate of West Sioux High School in Hawarden, joined the North Sioux City Police Department as a police officer in March of 1995.

It’s been 10 years – 10 years of upgrades, customers and being a part of the community. In 2014, De Lone Wilson purchased the Dunes General Store in Dakota Dunes, SD and transformed it into the Cubby’s at the Dunes.

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The North Sioux City City Council met in regular session on April 15 to conduct many items, including canvassing the latest city council election and approving a severance agreement for former City Administrator Eric Christensen.

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Andrew Carnegie had a passion for libraries. Between 1886 and 1919 his donations of more than $40 million (over $1 billion today) paid for 1,679 new library buildings in communities that were unable to do so due to a lack of funds. He was quoted as saying “A library outranks any other one thing a community can do to benefit its people.” Thank you leaders, donators and visionaries for establishing a library in this community as Carnegie did in his time around the nation.

New findings in regards to the yearly audit were presented to the Dakota Valley School Board at their meeting April 8. As is the case in most small towns or school districts, the audit report found a “significant deficiency resulting from the lack of segregation of duties.” The recommendation, per the norm, was to “recommend that district officials be cognizant of this lack of segregation of duties and attempt to provide compensating controls whenever and wherever possible and practical.”