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Dakota Valley’s Daddy Daughter Dance

The Dakota Valley PTO Daddy Daughter dance was held on Saturday, March 25 at the DV elementary school building from 6 to 8:30 p.m. This was the first time the event has been held post-COVID and it was a resounding success. Many attended all dressed-up and it was a fun time for all. The night was a success in large part to the many volunteers who donated items and helped chaperone. Kellie Markve and Emilie Schroeder, both members of the DV PTO, coordinated the event which included slow songs, fast tunes, cotton candy, balloons, plenty of photo opportunities and more.
Schutte spends time in Africa helping orphans

For faith, family and the drive to help others, Dakota Valley student Tyler Schutte visited West Africa for a memory making trip. It was an experience that showed him first-hand how far kindness can go, especially in a third world country. Schutte travelled to Bamako in Mali, with his parents, Kyle and Stephanie of Dakota Dunes, this past February for 10 days. The trio stayed with the operators of ASEMALI orphanage and provided love and service to those in need.
Nilges girls attend signing

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Youth Huskies wrestle at AAU State Tournament

Four Huskies participated in the AAU state wrestling tournament in Aberdeen on March 25-26. The event took place at Northern State University in Wachs Arena.
Valley Ag celebrates 10 years at Spink location

Since purchasing the land in 2012, Valley Ag has been working on making the Spink location of their company complete. Well, they are finally done with construction and celebrated with an Open House March 23.

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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.

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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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Mental health is important, especially this holiday season

At some point, the stress of the holidays can get to everyone. Whether it’s all the shopping for gifts, holiday baking, travelling or sometimes even the stress of having the family altogether – the holidays can be overwhelming for some individuals. Marissa Tuttle wished to remind everyone that it’s important to remember to make your own mental health a priority this holiday season.

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Annual Lutefisk dinner comes back full blast

After having to cancel the last couple years of the Annual Meatball and Lutefisk Dinner, the St. Paul Lutheran Church was able to celebrate the tradition once again. On Dec. 9, the church brought back the tradition after a hiatuses stemming from the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Swatek places in Elk Point-Jefferson Husky Invite

The Elk Point-Jefferson Huskies took to the mats twice this week – once in Vermillion on Dec. 12 for a Quadrangular and again at home on Dec.

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Huskies down Pheasants, Warriors, lose to Chargers

The Elk Point-Jefferson Huskies had a long week of play as they hosted Parker, travelled to Sioux Falls and then went down to Sioux City. The boys did well going 2-1 for the week.

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Elk Point-Jefferson Huskies win one, lose one

The girls got off to a thunderous start as they took to their home court against the Parker Pheasants Dec. 14. The Huskies stormed the court and never looked back giving the Pheasants no chance of coming back in the game.

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Donations benefit the Husky Angel Tree

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Wakefield given ultimatum; variance approved

The Jefferson High School Property (JHS) was first on the agenda for the Jefferson City Council, the only exception, the owner was present. The council moved into executive session for legal matters right away and reconvened in 10 minutes with a statement from the City’s Attorney Sabrina LaFleur-Sayler. She stated the former JHS property has been found in default and the city would proceed with…

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EPJ board holds discussion on Safe Return Plan

A short discussion was held on the Elk Point-Jefferson School District’s Safe Return Plan to which no changes were made. The Safe Return Plan is a “blueprint is to provide a framework for how Elk Point-Jefferson Public Schools will respond to the COVID-19 pandemic and its impact on the educational program within our school district during the 2022-2023 school year. The framework is structured…

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