Area patients now have even more options for life saving diagnostic tools thanks to CNOS and the new Imaging Center expansion at their Dakota Dunes Clinic location. The grand opening for the expansion was held May 9.

Mother’s Day weekend and Dakota Valley graduation typically collide on the calendar to make for busy and memorable moments. This year it is especially true as half a dozen mothers have twins graduating in the 2023 class.

Changes over the last few months have been noticed happening by travellers and residents of Union County at Park Jefferson Speedway. Most noticeable was the dirtwork being done in what used to be the spectator parking area.

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The purchase agreement with Graham Aviation was publicly disclosed at the North Sioux City Council meeting May 1. After an executive session on April 11, the council had approved the Fifth Amendment to Real Estate Purchase Agreement with Graham Aviation and authorized Mayor Patti Teel and Finance Of_cer Amy Lilly to execute the agreement.

Adams Homestead and Nature Preserve will be hosting their annual Donkey Dash 5K Fun Run/Walk on Saturday, May 20. Registration opens at 9 a.m. with the run and walk beginning at 10 a.m. Online registration is also available at www.GetMeRegistered.com/DonkeyDash or contact the visitor center to receive a form via email.

StudentsfromtheSiouxland Career Academy’s Fire Science Program had the opportunity to train with some different equipment than they’re used to thanks to the North Sioux City Fire Department. The 23 students were able to utilize May Day training equipment April 21 for about four hours.

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The cause for the house _re at 801 Campbell Street in North Sioux City has been determined by South Dakota Fire Marshal Paul Coon. The _re, which was reported at 11:13 p.m. on April 18, was ruled not criminal in nature and started from a company vehicle parked outside of the residence. The _re burned from the vehicle, to the side of the house and up to the attic. It burned quickly mainly due to the high winds at the time.

Governor Kristi Noem and the Governor’s Office of Economic Development announced the latest ConnectSD broadband grants. These awards will make quality, high-speed internet available to underserved households in South Dakota.