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Leader-Courier and Dakota Dunes/North Sioux City Times move to Fridays
NSC tackles flood recovery
Museum undergoes updates ahead of America’s 250th
Tractor pull makes its first run at Jefferson Days of ’59
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Sports

DV stumbles in twinbill, rallies to take third in Milroy
Five-run third inning propels EPJ past Tri-County
DV goes undefeated wins Class A title
EPJ upsets top seeds to claim state runner‑up
Betsworth is state champion, Panthers earn runner‑up

Obituaries

Marvin Cyril Trudeau
Vicky Lynn Stewart Kuklentz Lenz
John Patrick Hale
Priscilla Elaine Young
Glen N. Nelson

DV participates in fall softball league

The Dakota Valley high school softball team won’t start their season until the spring, but a group of over 20 girls, ranging in grades 8th-12th, have been getting lots of reps during the months of August and September. Head coach T.C. Wienandt and assistant coach Jason Anderson have coordinated a fall ball league that allows the Panthers to play against surrounding area teams on Sundays at the Dakota Valley fields. The Panthers also recently participated in competitions at Historic Hubbard Park in Sioux City on Saturday, Sept. 17. The match-up at Hubbard Park involved a grandstand announcer and three backto- back games. Game 1 for the Panthers, versus Sioux City Moons 16U, started the day at the ballpark and was a success as Dakota Valley got the win 15-1. Freshman Annie Bourne was named player of the week by the game day directors for pitching 2 shutout innings and allowing only 1 hit with 2 strikeouts. Bourne also had a hit and RBI in the game.
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.

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Dakota Valley Homecoming Week

Beth Hutcheson Times1reporter@gmail.com

Thursday, September 7, 2023

Dakota Valley’s Homecoming Royalty for 2024 has been selected. This year’s candidates for Homecoming Queen are Silja Gunderson, Grace Meyer, Payton O’Neil, Avry Trotter and Sophia Tuttle. Candidates for Homecoming King are Brendan Barnett, Emanuel Kual, Nick Margeas, Trae Piel and Jaxson Wingert. They will be attended by juniors Emerson Mead, Ella Schmiedt, Drew Lukken and Michael Daniels.

We will never forget PATRIOT DAY 9 / 11 - Times

Kelly Riibe Times2reporter@gmail.com

Thursday, September 7, 2023

A memory that is extremely clear for Kay Long, of North Sioux City, is where she was on the morning of Sept. 11, 2001.

Dunes discusses 2024 budget

Beth Hutcheson Times1reporter@gmail.com

Thursday, September 7, 2023

Current and upcoming construction projects were the main focus of the Dakota Dunes Community Improvement District (CID) Board of Supervisors meeting held Aug. 28.

EPJ Husky football team extends winning streak

Beth Hutcheson Times1reporter@gmail.com

Thursday, August 31, 2023

TheHuskieshavenowwon 14 games in a row after their Friday night win over Baltic. The first half of the game belonged to the Huskies as they scored 14 points in the 1st quarter and 21 points in the 2nd quarter.

Dakota Valley Panthers swat Vermillion Tanagers

Kelly Riibe Times2reporter@gmail.com

Thursday, August 31, 2023

Friday night lights started off at home for the Panther varsity football team on Aug. 25 and it was a nice win over Vermillion by a score of 21-0.

Panthers take on West River in the Hills

Kelly Riibe Times2reporter@gmail.com

Thursday, August 31, 2023

A road trip to the Black Hills led to lots of wins for the Panther girls soccer team on Friday, Aug. 25 and Saturday, Aug. 26. Their 1st opponent was St. Thomas More of Rapid City followed by Belle Fourche and Sturgis.