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Peoples Bank named March Business of the Month

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Rabbitt donates to library

Rabbitt Family Vision Center, of North Sioux City, has been in business for 25 years and to celebrate they started things off by giving back to the area. Dr. Dan Rabbitt and Offi ce Manager Jeff Rabbitt were both at the North Sioux City Community Library on Thursday, March 2 to donate a low vision magnifier that can be used by all patrons.
EPJ Boys battle hard to win state berth

The Elk Point-Jefferson Huskies showed their grit, determination and persistence to overcome the Waubay/Summit Mustangs March 9. With the 58-50 win, the Huskies advanced to the state tournament.
Years of love built off of laughter and memories

With the help of coworkers, two young people fell in love and have made that love last for 72 years. Danny and Arlene Nyreen were married Feb.
Sioux City Metros capture state title

The Sioux City Metros garnered a first place finish at Midwest High School Hockey League Tournament March 3-5 to be named State Champions. Their 5-4 win over the Des Moines Oak Leafs secured the championship.

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Board approves Back to School Plan

The Dakota Valley School District’s Back to School Plan was reviewed at the Board of Education meeting Dec. 11. The plan, which was adopted on Aug. 9, 2021 has been reviewed and adopted at the end of every school semester since it’s first adoption.

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Vande Vegte learns skills to become electrician

There are various opportunities being made available to generate interest for future seniors to work in the state of South Dakota or help fill the labor gap. While programs such as Build Dakota Scholarship and others have formed, there are other opportunities available on the local level to those looking forward to high school graduation.

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Panther Boys basketball start season strong

The season opener for Panther boys basketball was Friday, Dec. 8th and Dakota Valley did not disappoint versus the Tea Titans.

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Elementary learns about animals

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Council asks for input

The green community sign board outside of Jones’ Food Center has been a staple in Elk Point for many years. Because of the age of the sign, the fate of it was discussed at the Elk Point City Council meeting Dec. 4.

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Elk Point-Jefferson girls dominate season openers

The Elk Point-Jefferson Huskies girls opened their season Dec. 7 on their home court against Canton.

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Huskies wrestle in Quad

The Elk Point-Jefferson Husky wrestling team travelled to Montrose, SD to participate in a Quad against Mc-Cook Central/Montrose (MCM), West Sioux (Hawarden, IA) and Canistota. Overall, the team participated well against their three opponents, but couldn’t overcome some of their matchups against West Sioux and MCM.

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Young Elk Point-Jefferson team working to find their niche

The Elk Point-Jefferson boys are working their way toward learning the court, new plays and putting all the components together. “We’re young and have a lot of new and moving parts to our team,” Head Coach Jake Otkin said.

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Dakota Valley Esports gets first wins in program history

The first full week of December meant the commencement of Esports competitions for Dakota Valley. The Panther squad had matches throughout the entire week, except on Wednesday and the weekend.

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Girls open season against Lennox, Tea Area

The Panther girls opened up their season at home on Tuesday, Dec. 5 versus Lennox. It was a close game with senior Sophie Tuttle, juniors Cameryn Sommervold and Emersen Mead, and 8th graders Ella Otten and Aubree Worden as the starters.

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