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K&K Storage named July BOM

North Sioux City Economic Development Corporation (NSCEDC) awarded K&K Storage the July Business of the Month. Pictured are, from left, NSCEDC Executive Director Andrew Nilges, K&K General Manager Trena Hoffman, K&K Owner Shawn Keizer, NSCEDC Board President Mike Huber and NSCEDC Directors John Stevens and Dan DeMarest. Submitted photo
Huskies play in regions

Right off the bat, the Huskies had a tough road ahead of them as they played in the Region 3B Legion tournament in Vermillion.
Dakota Valley Softball

12U Sindt/Honner 1st place league champions The 12U Sindt/Honner team took 1st place in their league. The team consists of, from left, coach Pat Honner, Bella Monical, Leah Crombie, Kenzie Scott, Coryn Kimball, Katie Betsworth, Lexi Stusse, Audrey Sindt, Emma Honner, Kendyl McIntosh, Cali Smith, Jaida Riley, Paige Moffatt and coach Rich Sindt.
Local meets former NFL star

While vacationing Jean Lawrence of McCook Lake, daughter Christine Lawson and granddaughter Layla Lawson were able to meet former Dallas Cowboy star running back and Heisman Trophy winner Herschel Walker in North Georgia. Walker, on a recent campaign stop there, is the Republican nominee for Georgia’s U.S. Senate election. Submitted photo
Walk-in craft day

The North Sioux City Community Library held a walk-in craft day on July 27. The craft to be constructed were 3-D puzzles of Ocean Life..

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Rosenquist named Silver Star of the Game; Panthers continue winning streak

It was another big game for the Panther boys basketball team as they travelled across the river to take on Sioux City West High School on Valentine’s Day. Dakota Valley (DV) did not need chocolates, roses or any help from cupid to get the victory as they led the whole game to win 79-69 on Tuesday, Feb. 14.

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Lady Panthers shut out Bulldogs

The Dakota Valley girls basketball team closed out the regular season with a resounding victory versus the Madison Bulldogs on Friday, Feb. 17. The Panthers had great shots on offense and played tough defense to secure the away game win by a score of 5228.

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Increases in property assessments to be seen across the county

Assessment notices will be going out to taxpayers on or around March 1. Increases from 10 percent to 40 percent of the overall value are happening county-wide for residential properties for the 2023 tax year, payable in 2024. The increases vary from town and township. It is not an across-the-board statistical increase. These increases were to both land and structure values, not including farm…

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Schultz helps Dance Marathon

Evan Schultz of North Sioux City, SD was one of more than 500 current University of Iowa students who participated in the 29th annual student-led Dance Marathon which generated more than $1.1 million for the University of Iowa Stead Family Children’s Hospital.

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CRWS named System of the Year

At the recent Annual Technical Conference held in Pierre, South Dakota Association of Rural Water Systems awarded Clay Rural Water System (CRWS) the “System of the Year” award for 2022. CRWS is located in the southeast corner of South Dakota and serves all of Clay and Union counties, and parts of Lincoln, Turner, and Yankton counties.

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New sign greets residents

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DV board looks to next school year

Preparing for next year’s school year, the Dakota Valley School Board approved various positions at their Feb. 13 meeting.

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Ice rescue training

The North Sioux City Fire Department conducted ice rescue training on McCook Lake Saturday, Feb. 11.

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Recycling center closed until March 1

An amenity provided by the City of Elk Point to its residents was closed immediately following the Elk Point City Council meeting Feb. 6. The council listened to the concerns from administration of resident’s abusing the recycling center.

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Panthers paw down Tanagers, defeat Quarriers

It was a barn burner on Tuesday, Feb. 7 when the undefeated Dakota Valley boys basketball team went to Vermillion to take on the Tanagers. A vulnerable 3rd quarter had the Panthers see their 15-point lead dwindle down as the game progressed. However, DV did what they do best and came through in the clutch to leave Vermillion with their perfect record still intact.

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