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Dakota Valley wins Husky Invite

It was a great Thursday for the Dakota Valley boys golf team Sept. 15 as they were crowned champions at the Elk-Point Jefferson Invite.
NORTH SIOUX CITY

Everywhere one looks in North Sioux City, there’s construction, a sure sign of a growing community. Currently on the south western edge of the city, Stockwell Engineering is monitoring the construction of the Sioux Point Road realignment project.
Northeast Expansion Master Plan revealed

North Sioux City’s recent acquisition of land northeast of the current city limits now has a master development plan in place. The plan was unveiled at the city’s meeting Sept. 6 and shows the development of land owned by both the city and Graham Aviation. As noted, multiple times, the plans are conceptual illustrations and are subject to change depending on the city’s economic needs and the needs of Graham Aviation. The plan was presented by Jon Brown of Stockwell Engineers. For now, the plan includes residential, highway commercial, planned development and industrial zonings and street and utility configurations.
Kosinski prepares for deer season

An Elk Point boy with special needs is busy gathering his gear for a big game hunt all courtesy of the PDR Disabled Youth organization. Thomas Kosinski has enjoyed South Dakota’s long-honored hunting tradition before. On a prior deer hunt with the PDR Hunt group his sharp shooting skill was spot-on, and he proficiently harvested a Whitetail deer.
Multiple EPJ runners medal

On Tuesday, Sept. 6, the Elk Point-Jefferson (EPJ) Huskies’ Cross Country team travelled to Canton for the Canton Cross Country Invite. On their calendar every year, this meet is an opportunity to run a tough, hilly course. Teams include West Central, Vermillion, EPJ, Canton, Dakota Valley, Parker and Tea Area. The temperature was blistering hot, adding to the difficulty.

Ironclad

Lady Panthers wins first game against Yankton

Volleyball DV VS.YANKTON 8/24 DV 25-23; 25-18; 25-23 KILLS Sophie Tuttle 11; Claire Munch 9; Sammy Kimball, Emerson Mead 7; Cameryn Sommervold 3;Jacee Squier 1 ACES Tuttle,Squier 4; Bria Perryman 3; Reagan Granstrom 2 BLOCKS Munch, Mead, Sommervold 2; Tuttle 1

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Making Panther history with first tie game

It was a momentous game for the Panther boys soccer team as the varsity roster secured a 1-1 draw against Freeman Academy on Saturday, Aug. 26.

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Dakota Valley golfers place 3rd as a team

Dell Rapids hosted the Panther boys golf team and an array of other schools for a meet on Monday, Aug. 21 at Rocky Run Golf course. It was with a team score of 308 that Dakota Valley secured 3rd place behind 1st place Tea Area and 2nd place West Central.

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Panther Cross Country has great start

There were 31 schools competing at the SD Cross Countr y Kick-Of f meet in Beresford on Friday, Aug. 25. Panther athletes ran routes throughout the Bridges Golf Course that varied in length depending on varsity, junior varsity and middle school runs. Individually, and as a team, DV was well represented.

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Dakota Valley Dance starts season with gold

The Panther dance team took home gold from their competition in Gregory on Saturday, August 26th. It was a terrific contest to star t the season for Dakota Valley who is working hard to repeat again as state champions.

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NNA, others protest postal increases

Since an aggressive new pricing policy was put in place by Postmaster General Louis DeJoy in 2021, Periodicals mail has seen twice-a-year postage rate increases. Cumulatively, the prices have increased more than 30 percent for Periodicals. For some types of individual Periodicals and Marketing Mail, increases have soared above 40 percent. Newspaper distribution costs have strapped publishers.

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Council hears funding requests for 2024

Budget requests are rolling in for fiscal year 2024. Four of those requests were presented to the North Sioux City City Council at their Aug.

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Weekly newspapers in SD bucking trends

One heartbreaking phone call in November 2021 sums up the depth of devotion Jill Meier and other weekly newspaper editors across South Dakota feel toward keeping their communities informed. Meier took the call while working at the Brandon Valley Journal and learned that her 83-year-old mother had died at a hospital in Minnesota.

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Back to school action

Dakota Valley Panthers in grades preschool through 5th were anxious and excited on the morning of Friday, Aug. 18 as it was the first day of school for Dakota Valley elementary and upper elementary students.

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First day of school excitement

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