Mitchell Electric continues to light the way

Mitchell Electric is a woman-owned, family-oriented business that began 10 years ago in a home in North Sioux City. Since then, they have kept the electricity on for various businesses and homes in North Sioux City and surrounding communities.

Ordinances dominate city meeting

Five ordinances greeted the North Sioux City City Council members at their meeting Feb. 6. The first ordinance was the second reading on snow removal. The ordinance, which passed, simplifies the requirements concerning parking on the street during a snow emergency.

Huskies take 3rd with multiple podium finishes

Out of the 12 Huskies that wrestled in DeSmet Feb. 4, 7 of them garnered 4th place finishes or higher and finished 3rd as a team.

Huskies fight through 3 game stretch

The Elk Point-Jefferson Huskies had their hands full this week facing 3 tough opponents – Lennox, Dakota Valley and Groton Area. On Jan.

Human Trafficking presentation

A Human Trafficking presentation will take place at North Sioux City City Hall Feb. 16 at 7 p.m. The presentation will be led by Outreach Coordinator Bernadette Rixner with the Siouxland Coalition Against Human Trafficking (SCAHT).

Huskies go 1-2 in a long week of tough play

Tuesday night, Jan. 31, was an at-the-end-of-yourseat and nail-biting kind of game between the Elk Point-Jefferson and Lennox girls.

Coaches of the Year announced

The South Dakota High School Coaches Association announced the Coach of the Year Awards for the Fall of 2022.

In Cheer, Cami Bacon of St. Mary’s High School was named Coach of the Year.

A dedication to education

People would be hardpressed to find someone more dedicated to teaching the youth in Elk Point and Jefferson than Rita Ahmann. Ahmann has been a math teacher in the Elk Point-Jefferson school district for 45 years.

The secrets of love

Finding love is hard, holding on to that love is harder. Staying together for almost seven decades takes a lot of love, hardwork and commitment.

Tilling away for 10 years

As technology grew and changed, Joey Hanson started to see the advantages it could have in the agricultural world. He worked for six years in Ag Retail with a company out of Gayville, SD before deciding it was time to start his own business – Diversified Agronomy.