Woudstra Meat Market Marks 100 Years with Smoke-Off, Support for Orange City Firefighters
Woudstra Meat Market celebrated a century in Orange City on Saturday with smoked meats, a downtown gathering, and a fundraiser supporting the community’s volunteer firefighters. The business marked its 100th […]
Mouw Motor Company Celebrates 100 Years, Four Generations in Sioux Center
A century of selling and servicing vehicles brought generations of customers and the Mouw family together Saturday as Mouw Motor Company celebrated its 100th anniversary in Sioux Center. The celebration […]
Tulip Festival Announces 2027 Court and Night Show
Orange City’s 2027 Tulip Festival is taking shape with the announcement of five Tulip Court members and the selection of Come From Away as next year’s Night Show musical. Emily […]
Dordt Named to Money’s Best Colleges 2026 List
Dordt University in Sioux Center has been named to Money magazine’s Best Colleges 2026 list, which evaluates four-year colleges based on educational quality, affordability, and student outcomes. According to a […]
Sioux County Sheriff Renews Warning About Jail Release Scam
The Sioux County Sheriff’s Office is warning residents that a scam targeting family members of people recently booked into jail is resurfacing in the area. The office recently reshared a […]
NCC Sets Fall Enrollment Record with 2,068 Students
Northwest Iowa Community College has set a fall enrollment record, welcoming 2,068 students for fall 2026. The total is an increase of 59 students, or 2.94%, from last fall’s enrollment […]
Missing Person Found Dead at Little Sioux River Access in O’Brien County
The O’Brien County Sheriff’s Office is investigating after a missing person was found dead Saturday, September 12, at a Little Sioux River access in the county. According to the sheriff’s […]
Sioux County Radio News Summary: 9/11 — 25 Years Later
This special edition of the Sioux County Radio News Summary marks 25 years since September 11, 2001. Hear reflections from Governor Kim Reynolds, Sioux County Sheriff Nate Huizenga, Sioux Center […]
Sioux County First Responders Reflect on 9/11, 25 Years Later
Nate Huizenga was patrolling Highway 10 just east of Hawarden when a radio report interrupted an otherwise ordinary day. A plane had struck the World Trade Center. It was September […]
Gov. Reynolds Reflects on September 11, Honors Victims with Iowa Ties
Twenty-five years after the September 11 terrorist attacks, Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds still remembers the phone call telling her the country was under attack. Speaking with reporters Thursday after the […]