Little Free Libraries spark connection, curiosity

A simple wooden box filled with books has become a symbol of connection, curiosity, and community in Elk Point, thanks to the efforts of local resident and teacher Vanessa Norby. What began as a summer inspiration has grown into a wellloved fixture in town. A year ago, Norby installed her first Little Free Library in the front yard of her home at 110 Cedar Court. Since then, the small structure…

 

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Buffalo chips, pie and pioneer spirit at Adams

In honor of the Adams Homestead and Nature Preserve becoming a state park in South Dakota, a celebration was held on Saturday, August 9, 2025. Visitors flocked to the landmark to step back in time and enjoy the historical atmosphere. This has become an annual event and marked the 28th year for Adams being a state park.

 

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Dakota Valley 16U also ends season with third-place finish

An impressive season for the Dakota Valley 16u Junior Legion squad ended with a 3rd place state finish on August 10, 2025. The Panthers were in Milbank, South Dakota for post-season play after a regional win versus Beresford on July 29, 2025.

 

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Union County approves jail control system

The Union County Board of Commissioners on Aug. 5 approved a series of infrastructure agreements, personnel changes, and financial claims during a full-day meeting at the courthouse.

 

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Fun flows at NSC National Night Out

The corner of River Drive and Victor Avenue in North Sioux City was a happening place on Tuesday, August 5, 2025 as the city hosted their annual “National Night Out” event on the grounds near the community’s library. City staff, plus the fire department and local police, were all on-hand to help with traffic, serve food, chaperone the fun and mingle with the public.

 

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NSC OKs flood recovery loan

The North Sioux City Commission on Aug. 4 reviewed updates on flood recovery efforts, approved multiple plats and financial measures, and entered executive session to discuss contractual matters. Mayor Chris Bogenrief called the meeting to order at 6 p.m. Commissioners Julie Burhoop, Lynn Hoffman, Jessica Strain and Vincent Tucker were present. City Administrator Jeff Dooley, Finance Officer Amy…

 

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2025 DV Fall sports coaches

Summer is still here, but the Dakota Valley Panthers are already looking ahead to the fall activities season. The annual fall sports meeting happened on Monday, August 4, 2025 with the Panther’s Athletic Director Bill Clements leading the assembly. Coaches for DV this fall meet with parents and student athletes after hearing from guest speakers at the meeting.

 

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Novacek speaks to Panther crowd

The Dakota Valley annual fall sports meeting was held on Monday, August 4, 2025 in the high school gym. A special guest speaker was on-hand as parents and student athletes got to hear from former NFL Dallas Cowboy Jay Novacek.

 

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Panthers seniors battle to final day, earn third at state

A 20-8 season record and 3rd place finish at state was how the Dakota Valley senior legion team ended their run in Milbank on Tuesday, August 5, 2025. The Panthers rebounded well from an opening game loss, on August 1, to persevere and extend their run at state into the last day of play.

 

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Jefferson approves trash contract

The Jefferson City Council on Aug. 4 approved a new three-year trash contract, scheduled upcoming budget discussions, and addressed several community concerns during its regular meeting at City Hall.

 

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