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Dakota Valley Panthers continue to improve

The wrestlers for Dakota Valley had a long road trip on Tuesday, Jan. 17 as the team travelled to Madison for varsity duals versus Dell Rapids and the Madison Bulldogs. Great bouts were held, but the Panthers fell short in team scoring to both opponents.
Dakota Valley Boys 10-0 for the season

The Dakota Valley boys basketball team remained undefeated after beating the Tri-Valley Mustangs at home on Friday, Jan. 20 and then trampling the Cossacks of Sioux Valley at the Corn Palace on Saturday, Jan. 21.
Panther girls garner back-to-back victories

Back-to-back game days meant back-to-back victories for the Dakota Valley girls basketball team on Friday, Jan 20 and Saturday, Jan. 21. The Panthers took down the Tri-Valley Mustangs at home on the 21st and then travelled to Irene-Wakonda to beat Scotland.
Dakota Valley Spelling Bee winners

Dakota Valley’s PTO coordinated the elementary school’s spelling bee contests on Tuesday, Jan 17. Students in grades 1st, 2nd and 3rd competed for a chance at a 1st place trophy.
South Dakota FFA hosts Legislative Breakfast

South Dakota FFA state officers in conjunction with 49 district FFA officers hosted over 40 legislatures and special guests for a legislative breakfast to connect about current trends in agriculture, education, FFA and also the political process on Thursday, Jan. 12 at the Izaak Walton League facility in Pierre, SD.

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New asset to benefit the community

A recent trip to Montreal, Canada was made to benefit the residents of the Dakota Valley Emergency Services District. North Sioux City Fire Chief Bill Pappas and Assistant Chief Jim Christenson travelled to Montreal to retrieve the newest asset to the district’s fleet – a new ambulance.

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Council discusses bike path, nuisances, rate increases

It was a full meeting for the North Sioux City Council Monday, Nov. 6 as they discussed multiple projects, property nuisances and sewer and garbage rate increases.

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Pack the Dome: Huskies head to state championship

The Elk Point-Jefferson Huskies did it again. It was a match-up of last year’s state tournament game in Winner on Friday, Nov. 3 as the Huskies challenged the undefeated Warriors on their home field. The long drive didn’t hinder the Huskies though as they fought to keep their state run alive.

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Jacobs – Proud to be a Vietnam veteran

November 11 is an occasion to honor veterans who have served in war on behalf of the United States. The selfless duty of others allows America to be a land full of freedom. Tom Jacobs, of McCook Lake, knows this more than many as his duty of military service took him to Vietnam during wartime.

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Following in her role models’ footsteps

Growing up different people influence others making them look up to them as role models. This could be a family member, teacher, celebrity or just anyone. For Caroline Raymond, first grade teacher at Elk Point-Jefferson, she had three role models that she tries to live like every day.

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Open house held for bypass project

The traffic on Northshore Drive has been a hot topic for many years amongst various government entities. Now, the city road which acts as a farm-to-market road, is looking to be addressed.

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Huskies state run ends in second round of region play

It wasn’t a trick, but all treats for the Huskies as they once again defeated the Vermillion Tanagers on Oct. 31. Although, this time, the defeat ended the season for the Tanagers and advanced the Huskies further in the Region 4A bracket.

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Saving every life, one animal at a time

The Siouxland Humane Society (SHS) has received national recognition from the Best Friends Animal Society. A plaque was awarded for achieving a save rate of over 90 percent for year 2022, naming the SHS a no-kill shelter.

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Veterans Day program

A Veterans Day program will be held on Monday, Nov. 13 at 8:30 a.m.

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Courthouse celebrates Breast Cancer Awareness

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