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Huskies finish 2nd after another great season

Find A Way. That was the Huskies theme this year as reigning Class B State Football Champions. And they did just that, they found a way through the regular season; found a way through the semi-finals; and found themselves back at the Dome.
Dakota Valley defeats Aberdeen Roncalli to advance to State

The Dakota Valley volleyball team went up against Aberdeen Roncalli, in the neutral site of Watertown, for the Class A SoDak 16 Qualifier. Both rosters came to play on Tuesday, Nov. 7 with hopes of punching a ticket to the state tournament.
Fluellen encourages students to choose success

Pupils at Dakota Valley filled the Performing Arts Center on Thursday, Nov. 9 to listen to guest speaker Wesley Fluellen reflect on his childhood, professional basketball achievements and the importance of choosing to be successful. Teachers and staff were also in attendance for this speaking engagement put on by SportsWorld.org that has the motto of “encouraging positive choices”.
Hanson retires after 22 years of military service

November 11 – Veterans Day, a day to remember all of those who served for the United States of America. However, for one local veteran, this Veterans Day weekend will be one he never forgets.

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Siouxland Recovery Fund launches assistance program for flood victims

The Siouxland Recovery Fund, in collaboration with the Community Action Agency of Siouxland and the Salvation Army of Siouxland, is proud to announce the launch of an individual assistance program to support the needs of flood victims in Woodbury, Union, Plymouth, and Dakota Counties.

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Horizon Health Elk Point was awarded a $1,250 grant

“We are so grateful for our partnership with Union County Electric Cooperative and the Operation Round Up committee for this grant,” Horizon Health Foundation Executive Director Tracy Pardy said. “The support helps us move our mission forward to provide quality care for our patients. Thank you.”

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Dakota Valley 16U baseball region champs

A new format for regional play in the 16U division for South Dakota VFW had Dakota Valley winning twice on Wednesday, July 28 and advancing to state. The Panthers had to win 2 out of 3 games versus their regional opponent in order to be a state qualifier. And they did just that in swift fashion.

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Dakota Valley Panthers plan for fall sports

Dakota Valley Athletic Director Bill Clements ran the 2024 fall sports meeting on Monday, August 5 in the school’s high school gym. He spoke to a large crowd about the upcoming autumn sports season.

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DV school board declares state of emergency

The historic flood wreaked havoc on Dakota Valley School’s school grounds. The school board met to address the damages and ensure the safety of the students. In a special board of education meeting held on July 24, 2024, crucial decisions were made to repair the school grounds and ensure that the upcoming school year started on time.

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Notice of controlled blast

A controlled blast will be conducted on the BNSF Rail Bridge over the Big Sioux River to demolish the bridge. During the blast, everyone within 1,000 ft is asked to remain indoors. The blast is scheduled for 7:00 a.m. on the morning of Friday, August 16. Remain indoors from 6:30- 7:30 a.m. All roads within this area will also be closed during the blast. Security will be at various checkpoints in…

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Flood Update

Per daily press releases, from North Sioux City, flood relief construction will look to slow down around McCook Lake as the community waits to hear back on the presidential declaration request. The slow down is being done in an attempt to get the most Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) aid available. Governor Kristi Noem submitted the request for a presidential disaster declaration on…

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Elk Point-Jefferson plans for Fall sports

Sports athletes and family members attended the Elk Point-Jefferson Fall Kickoff on Monday, August 5 to hear about what is ahead for the Huskies this school year and throughout the upcoming season. Superintendent Philip Schonebaum was the first speaker of the evening. He started the meeting with a discussion about having a good culture and embracing the EPJ school community as family.

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DANR harmful algal blooms

The South Dakota Department of Agriculture and Natural Resources (DANR) reminds the public to remain vigilant when recreating on lakes around the state as harmful algal blooms (HAB) can develop rapidly and without notice during the warm summer months.

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Two reported cases of West Nile in Union County

The Union County Board of Commissioners convened for their regular session on July 23, 2024, at the Courthouse in Elk Point, SD. The meeting, commencing at 8:30 a.m., was attended by Commissioners Michael Dailey, Kevin Joffer, Richard Headid, and Tom Kimmel.

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