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Sioux County Radio News Summary for the Week of July 6
Headlines used in this week’s summary… •Sioux Center Egg Company Named in Federal Antitrust Lawsuit •Rob Sand, according to organizers, Draws More Than 100 to Sioux County Town Hall •Sioux
Driver Injured After Rollover Crash Near Hawarden
A Hawarden woman was injured in a rollover crash northeast of Hawarden on Wednesday morning. According to the Sioux County Sheriff’s Office, the accident happened at about 11:48 a.m. Wednesday
Iowa’s Highest Point Now Home to Iowa’s “Tallest Ear of Corn”
(KIWA / SCR) — Iowa’s highest point now has another claim to fame. Visitors to Hawkeye Point north of Sibley will now be greeted by what organizers are calling Iowa’s
Sanborn Man Who Could Have Faced Over 100 Years in Prison may take Plea Bargain
(KIWA Radio) — A plea deal appears to have been reached with a Sanborn man who was arrested last year on multiple drug charges in O’Brien County. According to a
Rob Sand Brings 100 Town Hall Tour to Sioux County
Democratic gubernatorial nominee and current Iowa State Auditor Rob Sand made his Sioux County stop on his 100 Town Hall Tour Thursday evening, answering questions from reporters before the event
Sioux Center Volunteer Fire Department Continues to Grow as Demand Increases
The Sioux Center Volunteer Fire Department responded to 179 emergency calls over the past year, one of its busiest years in recent memory, according to Fire Chief Dave Van Holland.
Sioux County Youth Fair Continues to Grow as 2026 Event Opens Saturday
The Sioux County Youth Fair returns this Saturday, July 11, bringing a full week of livestock shows, youth competitions, family activities and entertainment to the Sioux County Fairgrounds northwest of
Hawarden Receives Nearly $1 Million in FEMA Funding for Flood-Damaged Property Acquisitions
The City of Hawarden has been awarded nearly $1 million in federal funding to acquire properties damaged during the devastating June 2024 floods. According to the Federal Emergency Management Agency
Thunder in the Valley Returns to Rock Valley for Three Nights of Pulling Action
(KIWA / SCR) — The roar of powerful engines and the smell of diesel fuel will once again fill the air in Rock Valley this week as Thunder in the
MidAmerican Gas Bills May Go Up About Five Percent
(KIWA Radio) — Gas customers of MidAmerican Energy may see their gas bills go up a little. MidAmerican Energy has filed a request with the Iowa Utilities Commission to update
