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Dakota Valley defeats Centerville

In a tight home game versus the Centerville Tornadoes, on Monday, April 3, the Panthers baseball team closed out with a win. The contest would be tied throughout the fifirst 3 innings. Scores by the Panthers in the 4th and 6th innings would give DV the victory by a fifinal of 5- 2.

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Lady Panthers decimate the Mustangs

The Panther softball team was able to stay close to home for their 3rd contest of the season. Originally, the game on Monday, April 3 was slated to take place at Tri-Valley, but instead Dakota Valley hosted due to harsh weather up north.

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Opera Singer to share songs and stories from theWomen’s Suffrage Movement

Audrey Johnson, a classically trained opera singer and founder of the performance platform “Of Thee I Sing” will perform Songs and Stories of Heroism from the Women’s Suffrage Movement. She will be accompanied by Lori Jessen, a local piano collaborative pianist.

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South Dakota NRCS announces ActNow funding for Windbreak and Shelterbelt renovations

The United States Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) NRCS serving South Dakota is announcing a round of ActNow funding for Union, Lincoln, Minnehaha, Moody and Brookings Counties. This opportunity is a special allocation of limited funds and will be distributed on a first come, first serve, basis.

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Johnson announces U.S. Service Academy applications open

U.S. Representative Dusty Johnson announced the application process is now open for U.S.

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Happy, spooky Easter

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Sioux Point Road closure extended

The portion of Sioux Point Road between the River Valley Apartments and Shay Road was closed on March 6 in order for contractors to perform utility work. The North Sioux City City Council was informed at their April 3 meeting that the estimated 4-5 week closure was going to have to be extended.

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Board holds short meeting

The Union County Board of County Commissioners held a short meeting April 4. In their meeting, the board approved a contract with TopKote for chipseal and a voluntary right-of-way donation from Alan Sommervold.

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Treat or take down: ‘There’s no hope for ash trees’

Emerald Ash Borer (EAB) was detected in Dakota Dunes, SD in late January 2023. As a way to inform the residents of Dakota Dunes about the destructive insect, South Dakota State University Professor Dr. John Ball gave a presentation in March.

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DV Student Council wins national award

Freshmen, sophomores and juniors that serve on Dakota Valley’s student council went to Rapid City, SD on March 28 and 29 for the 2023 State Student Council Convention. The event was held at The Monument and included keynote speakers, multiple activities and a banquet. The theme for the convention was “Reaching for the Stars.”

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