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News

Homecoming royalty crowned at Dakota Valley
A growing idea: Simpson opens shop
Dakota Valley library earns state SATL honor
North Sioux City continues flood recovery work
North Sioux City Fire Department plans open house

Sports

Top-ranked lady Panthers storm into postseason
Dakota Valley outlasts Groton for first home victory
Panthers take second, JV wins DAK XII title
Panthers show fight in second-half surge
Panthers rally, battle tough tournament field

Obituaries

Marie Alena Fullenkamp
Ronald Dean Branson
James L. Bradshaw
Marcia Marie Quinn
Michael Louis Bihlmeyer

McDonald recalls time in WWII

Jim McDonald, of North Sioux City, is a World War II veteran who grew up on a small farm near Smithland, IA. After graduating from high school, McDonald enlisted in the United States Army and embarked on a military journey that was far different from his midwestern life.
Making history: Huskies head to state for first time

For the first time in Elk Point-Jefferson history, not only does the football team have an 11-0 record, but they have punched their ticket to the State 11B Football tournament. They secured their ticket with a 47-14 win over Hot Springs, Nov. 4 at home.
Scouts donate food

The EPJ Cub Scout Pack 87 scouts have been busy since Oct. 20. They conducted a food drive to collect food for the Elk Point food pantry. The scouts learned about service to their community and decorated donation boxes that were placed at Jones Foods. They also created flyers that listed specific needs for the food pantry and stood outside Jones Foods and Fareway in Riverside handing the flyers to customers and asking for donations. On Nov. 1 Pack 87 delivered a trailer full of food to the Elk Point food pantry.
Scott - After 56 years, finally a true welcome home

For some veterans, the Vietnam War was a time in life that they remember with good memories. However, for others, it’s a time they wish to forget; a time that has haunted them for years. For Elk Point veteran Doug Scott, it took 56 years before the weight of being a Vietnam veteran was lifted from his shoulders.
Steeg - Everybody’s duty counts

Everyone has a part to play during war time; everyone has a duty. So, while still in high school, many students knew they were either going to have to enlist in the military or be drafted for the Vietnam War. Enlist – that’s what Gary Steeg decided to do. At the age of 17, with his father’s signature in hand, Gary Steeg went into the Navy in 1966.

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Firefighters participate in Rope Rescue Training

News Staff

Thursday, October 19, 2023

Three members of the North Sioux City Fire Department attended a Rope Rescue Training in Kansas City, KS. Rescue Captain Tyler Kruse, Fire Prevention Specialist Jay Mathis and Paramedic/Firefighter Willis Strawn IV attended the week-long training.

New interactive pumpkin patch opens

News Staff

Thursday, October 19, 2023

Union County residents now have a new fall-themed area to take their children for a weekend day excursion. Adele’s Cat Pumpkin Patch opened the first weekend in October.

Family restaurant celebrates 25 years

News Staff

Thursday, October 19, 2023

Just like any business, there have been ups and downs throughout the years, but this year the Spink Family Restaurant (previously Spink Cafe) is celebrating a high milestone in their adventure – 25 years.

Storm damages framework to structure

News Staff

Thursday, October 19, 2023

Golf program receives donation

News Staff

Thursday, October 19, 2023

Elk Point-Jefferson Boys Golf Head Coach Kelly Haberling recently accepted a donation to help benefit the golf program. The Scheels Give Back program is a way to give back to their communities and to those in need.

Elk Point-Jefferson Huskies dominate home field

News Staff

Thursday, October 19, 2023

October 13 wasn’t a jinx for the Huskies as they took to the field in a cold, damp, dreary day that they turned into a win over Bridgewater-Emery/Ethan (BEE). The game got off to a quick start with the Huskies finding the endzone with two touchdowns in the first quarter.

Runners finish season strong

News Staff

Thursday, October 19, 2023

While the season ended abruptly, the Elk Point-Jefferson Huskies had a great running season. It was the Region 3A meet at Canton on Oct.

Elk Point-Jefferson Huskies have long week of play

News Staff

Thursday, October 19, 2023

The Elk Point-Jefferson Huskies had a long week behind the net as they played 6 games from Oct. 10 to Oct.

EPJ Staff serves October Friends Feast

News Staff

Thursday, October 19, 2023

Fire Department Open House

Submitted Photos

Thursday, October 19, 2023

The Elk Point Fire Department held an Open House Wednesday, Oct. 11 as a way to celebrate Fire Prevention Week. The community was invited to tour the fire station, fire trucks and have a meal with the volunteer firefighters.

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