Dakota Valley Art students compete in Art Wars

Dakota Valley high school art teacher Demi Harlan and some of her students were in Vermillion on Friday, Feb. 9 for the 2024 Art Wars competition. This event was hosted by South Dakota High School Activities Association and was held at the University of South Dakota.

 

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Bridge Grant recipients announced

The South Dakota Transportation Commission awarded 24 preservation, rehabilitation, and replacement Bridge Improvement Grants (BIG) totaling approximately $20 million at the recent commission meeting held in Pierre. The goal of the grant process is to enhance the overall condition of critical assets that South Dakotans are dependent upon each and every day. These struc- tures provide the link…

 

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Elk Point-Jefferson Husky season comes to close

While the Huskies competed hard all year long, their season wasn’t meant to continue past the first round of regions as they fell to the Vermillion Tanagers 74 to 68 on Feb. 27.

 

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Panthers fight hard at state tournament, Boonstra places 3rd

Much success was observed by the Panther wrestlers at state on Feb. 22, 23 and 24 in Sioux Falls. Dakota Valley represented their school and the wrestling program well in front of large crowds at the Denny Sanford Premier Center.

 

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Huskies wrestle well at state tournament; Ewing places 8th

Four Elk Point-Jefferson Huskies traveled up I-29 to Sioux Falls to participate in the 2023-24 State Wrestling Tournament Feb. 22-24.

 

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Dakota Valley Panther boys head into post-season

It was a long road trip on President’s Day for the Panther boys basketball team as they traveled to Groton despite no school being in session on Monday, Feb. 19th. It was a tight 1st half with the score tied at 29 after the 2nd quarter. However, Groton pulled away on their home court and DV took the loss 54-71.

 

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Water, sewer rate increases on March billing

The second readings of Ordinances Nos. 202401 – Water Rate Increase and 2024-02 – Sewer Rate Increase were held Feb. 20 at the Dakota Dunes Community Improvement District Board of Supervisors meeting.

 

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Panther girls basketball season ends in Lennox

The first game of Class A regional play for the Panther girls basketball team was at Lennox on Tuesday, Feb. 20. It was a barn burner contest with Dakota Valley as the underdog at the #5 seed in Region 4. Lennox hosted and was seeded 4th.

 

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Council hears request to move pedestrian path, bike trail

The North Sioux City City Council began their meeting on Tuesday, Feb. 20 with a moment of silence in observance of the unexpected passings of North Sioux City City Council Member Doug Berg and Union County Sheriff Dan Limoges.

 

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Dakota Valley athletes contribute to successful hockey season

Twenty-eight wins and four losses of regular season play secured not only the League Champion Title for the Sioux City Metros, but a spot in the National Tournament held in Pennsylvania March 20-24. First the Metros set their sites on defending the title of State Tournament Champions earned in the 22-23 tournament. As number one seed, the Varsity team will join seven other teams from the MHSHL …

 

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