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Soccer teams have tough week

Tough match-ups in soccer faced both the girls and boys this past week for Dakota Valley. The girls had two contests, one was versus West Central on Tuesday, Sept. 13 and the other was versus Sioux Falls Christian on Saturday, Sept. 17. For the first match-up the Panther girls travelled to Hartford and fell short to a strong West Central squad in a 0-6 loss. It was observed that the girls played…

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Panthers sink claws into Bulldogs

A long road trip on Friday, Sept. 16 proved to be worth the windshield time as the Panther football team travelled to Millbank to take on the Bulldogs. It was a strong win for the Panthers who left the field with a 33-6 victory. “We played well in all three phases of the game against Milbank,” coach Jeff VanDenHul stated. “[It’s] a lot of fun to watch your team play hard and play as a team.”…

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Fire Department to hold Open House

The North Sioux City Fire Department is hosting an Open House Sunday, Oct. 2 from 2 to 4 p.m.

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Commissioners hear update on fairground appraisal, Blue Tin Ranch

An appraisal for the Union County Fairgrounds has been in the works since the June 14 meeting. A commercial appraiser from Sioux Falls was hired not to exceed $8,000 and half was to be repaid by the City of Alcester. However, after hearing nothing from the appraiser and seeing no progress, the Union County Commissioners approved a different appraisal company to handle the work at their meeting…

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Panther Pantry seeks donations

The Panther Pantry is a school-based pantry that provides Dakota Valley students and their families with food, personal care items,and new/used school supplies. All donations are appreciated; however, they are currently low on the following items:

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Getting ready for cold, flu season

Fall is inching closer and with the changing of the season, it brings colder temperatures. Changing seasons and colder temperatures inherently mean it’s cold and flu season. We have had relatively mild flu seasons the last couple years. Scientists have several reasons to attribute this to mask wearing, social distancing and heightened awareness for hygiene practices. However, it does appear that…

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Dakota Valley’s got the game

The Dakota Valley Panthers will be celebrating Homecoming Sept. 26-Oct.

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School offers free mental health resource for parents

As the pandemic’s unseen costs begin to unfold on the mental health front, some wonder how school children will be impacted. Despite the massive challenge everyone faces, there are growing resources to help families who are struggling.

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Board holds two meetings, expels student

The Dakota Valley School Board held two meetings last week – their regular meeting on Sept. 12 and a special meeting Sept.

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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.

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