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Dakota Valley girls soccer season opens against Tea Area

Panther girls soccer started their season at home on Friday, Aug. 11 with a match versus the Tea Titans. It promised to be a great contest as the 2023 South Dakota high school soccer preseason coaches poll had Tea ranked #1 for Class A girls and Dakota Valley ranked #4.
Chamber serves August Friends Feast

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Vendor fair, car show held

A vendor fair and car show were held in North Sioux City on Aug. 5. People were able to spend the day from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. in Centennial Park, browsing various vendor tables, cars and motorcycles. Next year’s vendor fair and car show is being planned for June 22.
Adams’ hosts annual celebration

Vehicles crowded the parking lot and many were on-hand for the annual Adams Celebration at the state park’s homestead and nature preserve on Saturday, Aug. 12. Festivities began in the morning and went throughout the day with many enjoying the chance to step back in time and enjoy the beauty and wonder of Adams Homestead and Nature Preserve.
Ash Tree removal begins in Dakota Dunes

The ash tree removal project in Dakota Dunes is in full effect as Gardner Tree Service was working in the 500 block of Oxbow Trail on Wednesday, August 9th. Trees in the Meadows and Prairie neighborhoods of Dakota Dunes have been marked with a blue circle and are slated to be removed in 2023 with replacement trees scheduled to be installed in October.

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Lady Panthers play in DAK-XII tournament

The DAK-XII conference tournament for softball happened on Monday, April 22. The Panthers entered the quarterfinals as a #5 seed, and avoided the early morning play-in rounds, to face off against #4 seed West Central. The Trojans came into the tourney undefeated and were the 2023 Class A state softball champions. However, the Panthers rose to the challenge in a good game that ended in a DV loss…

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Dakota Valley dominates ballfield against Scotland/Menno

The Dakota Valley boys baseball team were the away squad for their game on Monday, April 22 versus Scotland/Menno. There were no runs scored early in the contest, but by the 3rd inning the Panther bats got hot enroute to a 12-1 victory.

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Girls golf team ties for 4th at home meet

The Panther girls golf crew were in a field of 10 teams at their home meet on Monday, April 22. The Dakota Valley Girls Golf Invite took place at Two Rivers Golf Course in Dakota Dunes.

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Tulips begin to bloom in Dunes

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Headid announces run for Sheriff

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.

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Changing skyline between Elk Point, Jefferson

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Elk Point-Jefferson girls go 1-1 in tournament, triangular

The Elk Point-Jefferson Huskies travelled to Sioux Falls to play in the DAK-XII Softball tournament Monday, April 22. The girls were ranked #8 and played #9 Lennox in their first match-up.

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Huskies back on the course

The Elk Point-Jefferson Huskies hit the golf course on Monday, April 22 between rains to play a round of golf. According to Head Coach Kelly Haberling, it was tough day with the weather and it was the Husky’s first 18-hole event.

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Jacobs crushes Elk Point-Jefferson school record

A record held for 11 years, was shattered April 23 at the Dakota Valley Invite. In 2013, Caitlin Davis set a school record in the long jump with a distance of 16’11” which broke the record previously held by Hannah Wilkinson from 2006. The new record, set by Paige Jacobs, is 17’2”.

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Huskies tame Tornadoes

The Huskies travelled to Turner County on Wednesday, April 24 to take on the Centerville Tornadoes. There would be no major whirlwinds from the Tornadoes as their only run would come from the bottom of the 1st inning to start the game with the lead 1-0.

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