Esport Panthers rank in top of state

The Dakota Valley Esports teams continued to see success in their 3rd week of competition from Dec. 18 to Dec. 21. They close out the 2023 year with some Panthers ranking at the top for the state. They are definitely a program to watch as play continues in 2024.

City approves MOU with Dakota Dunes

In the last meeting of the year, the North Sioux City City Council had various resolutions to make sure all the budgets have a positive cash balance at year end. The fund balances may have fluctuated throughout the year due to unforeseen revenues or expenses. On Dec. 18, the board approved multiple resolutions to fix the year-end appropriations.

New subscription rates for 2024

Subscribers to the Dakota Dunes/North Sioux City Times will see an increase to their subscription renewals come Jan. 1, 2024.

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.

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.

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.

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.