10 years later – Cubby’s then to now

It’s been 10 years – 10 years of upgrades, customers and being a part of the community. In 2014, De Lone Wilson purchased the Dunes General Store in Dakota Dunes, SD and transformed it into the Cubby’s at the Dunes.

Demolition begins on Jefferson High School

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What’s New at the North Sioux City Library

Andrew Carnegie had a passion for libraries. Between 1886 and 1919 his donations of more than $40 million (over $1 billion today) paid for 1,679 new library buildings in communities that were unable to do so due to a lack of funds. He was quoted as saying “A library outranks any other one thing a community can do to benefit its people.” Thank you leaders, donators and visionaries for establishing a library in this community as Carnegie did in his time around the nation.

Jazz Band competes in Brookings brings home first

The Panther jazz band was in Jackrabbit territory on April 11 for South Dakota State University’s jazz festival in Brookings. It was a worthwhile trip and event for Dakota Valley as the band members raked in the accolades.

Harlan named High School Art Teacher of the Year

The South Dakota Art Education Association (SDAEA) recently announced their winners for 2024 Art Teachers of the Year and Dakota Valley’s Demi Harlan was one of the recipients. Harlan was named the 2024 High School Art Teacher of the Year for South Dakota.

Dakota Valley MS Science Olympiad places 4th

The 40th annual South Dakota Science Olympiad was held in Vermillion on March 23 with multiple Panther middle schoolers in attendance. The event took place at the University of South Dakota where students showed off their knowledge in a variety of science based subjects.