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Huskies defeat Cougars in overtime win

The Elk Point-Jefferson Huskies were challenged by the Viborg-Hurley (VH) Cougars Dec. 19 in Elk Point. The Class B team really dug in their claws and tried their best to down the Huskies, but the Huskies prevailed.
Downtowns decorate for holidays

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Santa visits Horizon Health

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A familiar face takes the helm

Andrew Tramp is a familiar name to those who live in Dakota Dunes as he’s been the Finance Officer for three years. Now, after the Dakota Dunes Community Improvement District (CID) Board of Supervisor’s meeting Monday, Dec.
Veterans honored with Christmas wreaths

The North Sioux City Two Rivers American Legion Post 319 members honored veterans buried at the McCook Cemetery and Civil Bend Cemetery Saturday, Dec. 16. The legion members did this by placing approximately 110 Christmas wreaths at gravesites.

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EPJ Huskies slam competition win both matches

Fresh off their tournament championship, at Irene-Wakonda on September 7, the Huskies took that momentum up against West Central (WC) and came out victorious on Tuesday, September 10. Elk Point-Jefferson bested the Trojans by 3 sets to 1 in a great win.

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Husky golfers play tough course, competition

The Huskies golf team gathered in Vermillion, on Monday, September 9th, to take on area schools at The Bluffs Golf Course for 18 holes of competition. Elk Point-Jefferson placed 5th in team scoring for the varsity golf meet at a +61.

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Elk Point-Jefferson fought a hard battle against Winner

It was Military Appreciation Night on Friday, September 13th when the Huskies hosted Winner for a home football game. The evening was full of honor and excitement as Elk Point-Jefferson knew they had a tough contest against Winner.

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North Sioux City approved for $300,000 LIIP grant

The Governor’s Office of Economic Development (GOED) approved three SD Works loans, two Revolving Economic Development and Initiative (REDI) fund loans, and one Local Infrastructure Improvement Program (LIIP) grant at this month’s meeting.

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The Women’s Wednesday Club

The Women’s Wednesday Club is one of the oldest organized clubs in Elk Point and has continued as a literary club for 125 years. Preliminary work on a constitution was started in 1899 with seventeen women in the club.

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Preventative measures now are your best shot for a healthy winter season

Fall is for pumpkin spice not colds and flus so take precautions today to make sure you can enjoy the fall and winter months without a pesky cough or runny nose. Horizon is currently offering flu vaccines at $40 per vaccination.

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Elk Point City Council approves sale of property

The Elk Point City Council convened for a regular meeting on Monday, September 9, 2024, at 7:00 pm in the council chambers of City Hall. The meeting covered several critical agenda items and decisions. Mayor Deb Mc-Creary presided over the meeting with full attendance from council members, including Lance Penfield, Amanda Abraham, Renee Irwin, Kris Hurlbert, Kenneth VonHaden, and Ben Irlbeck…

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NEVER FORGET

The September 11th attacks on the United States happened 23 years ago. Yet, many can recall exactly where they were and what he or she was doing when the terrorist group, al-Qaeda, crashed passenger planes into the Twin Towers. No matter a person’s age, be it young or old, what happened on that fateful day is a core memory for all.

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NEVER FORGET

The September 11th attacks on the United States happened over twenty years ago. Yet, many can recall exactly where they were and what he or she was doing when the terrorist group, al-Qaeda, crashed aircrafts into the Twin Towers and made attacks on America.

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Council discusses recovery, residents want it in writing

The North Sioux City, City Council regular meeting was held on September 3, 2024. The meeting commenced promptly at 7:00 p.m. with Mayor Teel leading proceedings. The council comprised Kodi Benson, Gary Bogenrief, Jim Christenson, Joan Christiansen, Bob Davis, Lonnie Green, Lynn Hoffman, and Greg Meyer, along with City Finance Officer Amy Lilly, Interim City Administrator Andrew Nilges, and City…

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