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Bringing cheer to Embassy Rehab & Care Center residents

For weeks Dakota Valley students in 4th through 8th grade have been gathering donations for Embassy Care & Rehab Center in Sergeant Bluff, IA. It was a community service project that brought a lot of holiday cheer to all.

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Lighting contest winners announced

The North Sioux City Parks and Recreation held its annual Christmas Lighting Contest Dec. 12. Residents of McCook Lake and North Sioux City were able to register their homes for the contest. Awards were given for 1st, 2nd and 3rd place and the newest award, the Griswold Award for the most overindulgence of Christmas decorations.

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Dunes approves rate increases

The proposed rate increases for water at the November meeting of the Dakota Dunes Community Improvement District (CID) Board of Supervisors was approved at the Dec. 19 meeting.

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Ordinances, resolutions dominate meeting

The North Sioux City City Council was presented with six ordinances and seven resolutions at their last meeting of 2022 on Dec. 19.

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Huskies fought hard

The Huskies boys took on Sioux Falls Christian Dec. 14 and lost 51-69 in a tough battle. A large halftime lead of 22-39 is where the Huskies fell. In the 2nd half, the Huskies were only 1 basket down from tieing the quarter scores.

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EPJ wins home triangular, hosts Husky Invite

Elk Point-Jefferson hosted it’s first wrestling meet of the winter sports season Dec. 13 with a triangular against Vermillion and Dakota Valley.

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Huskies catch Pheasants

The Elk Point-Jefferson Huskies travelled to Parker Dec. 15 to snag some Pheasants for supper. The Huskies bared their teeth and kept the Pheasants from scoring above 10 points in 3 out of 4 quarters and allowed 12 points in the 4th. The girls came away with a 41-32 win.

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City moves money for future improvements

A special council meeting was called for the City of Elk Point to finish business before the end of the year. Employee raises were determined and approved by the council.

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EPJ students blessed with new shoes

All students in the Elk Point-Jefferson School District were the recipients of new shoes thanks to a local church. Beacon Church in Elk Point held a fundraising to raise money to donate 700 pairs of shoes to the students of Elk Point-Jefferson.

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School looks at nursing home property

With the recent announcement of the closure of Prairie Estates Care Center in Elk Point and the auction of the building and property, the Elk Point-Jefferson School Board discussed looking at purchasing the property at their meeting Dec. 12.

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