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Santa, cookies, cocoa at the library

Despite windy winter weather a lot of fun was had at the North Sioux City library for their “Cookies & Cocoa at the Library” event. Santa Claus was the guest of honor as he made an appearance to talk with all of the good little boys and girls in the library. He handed out candy canes and indoor snowballs to many, and even read a story to the crowd.
Mueller: Teamwork until the end

Christian Mueller knows all about teamwork on the football or baseball fields. How everyone involved contributes toward the end goal. Now, he continues learning about teamwork, but in a manufactoring perspective instead of winning a game.
Panthers claw at Titans

The first basketball game of the season for the Panther boys was an away contest versus Tea Area Friday, Dec. 9. Dakota Valley came ready to play and ready to win as they controlled the game for all 4 quarters to beat the Titans 67-43.
CNOS gives back with Angel Tree Tradition

The staff at CNOS have always enjoyed Christmas and season after season, they’ve been helping hundreds of local children and families enjoy it too. CNOS’s Angel Tree tradition began over 20 years ago when the doctors at CNOS suggested that instead of giving them gifts for Christmas, the CNOS team could help spread a little bit of magic to less fortunate children in the area.
Holiday decorations everywhere

There are a lot of fun holiday characters to be spotted during the day in Dakota Dunes as many entryways are decorated for the winter season. On Fawn Hollow Drive, members of the Peanuts gang plus the Grinch Who Stole Christmas are on display.

Ironclad

Dakota Valley Panther defense shuts down Watchdogs

It would not take long on Friday the 13th for DV to score versus Beresford on senior night at home. Up 6-0 extremely early was thanks to a touchdown run by junior Jackson Boonstra for over 50 yards. The score kicked off what would be an evening of Panther domination.

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DV All-State Choir students

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Panthers perform in D-Days Parade

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Dance places 1st at last invite, gets ready for state

The Platte-Geddes/DC Dance Invite on Saturday, Oct. 14 was a success for the Dakota Valley dance team.

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8th graders wins conference

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Dakota Valley Cheer State Preview

The Panther competitive cheer squad will close out their season at state on Friday, Oct. 20. They will be the 1st team to perform at 5:15 p.m. Dakota Valley will compete in the small stunting/tumbling division.

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Panthers honor volleyball seniors; Munch records 500 kills

Dakota Valley varsity volleyball took care of business against the Lennox Orioles on Oct. 10 by scores of 25-18, 2517 and 25-12. A victory sweep always feels good for the Panthers. It was especially sweet, this time at home, because it was senior night. Sophie Tuttle, Lauren Olhausen and Stella Carlson were recognized prior to the match for their hard work and leadership.

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Dakota Valley monthly Administrative Reports

The Dakota Valley administrators gave their monthly reports to the school board on Oct. 9. Kristi Maloney • Elementary Principal Sixty-six students were named Maloney’s October MVPs. (Pictures ran in last week’s edition). The MVPs celebrated with cookies.

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NNA calls proposed new postal rates “punitive”

The proposed Jan. 21, 2024, postage increase for community newspapers is nearly four times the rate increase proposed for other users of the mail. In an announcement last Friday, the United States Postal Service announced it expected a 7.3 percent increase for the local Within County mailing rate for newspapers.

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New bakery rises in Elk Point

A new business in Elk Point has surfaced from the collobaration of two women who enjoy spreading the joy of home-baked goods and sweets. Kathleen Chicoine and Marissa Tuttle upon meeting instantly developed a friendship and found they had the same passion for baking and soon Elk Point Harvest was created.

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