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Heavy Equipment Students Honored for Volunteer Spirit
Thunder in the Valley Sparks $3,000 Gift to NCC
OC Business Recognized by Ernst
U.S. Senator Joni Ernst, Chair of the Senate Small Business Committee, announced her Small Business of the Week: Orange City Family Animal Care of Sioux County. “Orange City Family Animal
Sioux Center Man Sentenced in Multi-Victim Abuse Cases
A Sioux Center man has been sentenced following a string of incidents spanning nearly a year. Corbin Van Briesen, 22, faced charges across six separate cases involving domestic abuse, child
Sioux County Extension Offers Tree Care Workshop After Derecho
Practical guidance and expert insight in assessing trees after derecho.
2 Injured in Crash Near Orange City
The Sioux County Sheriff’s Office responded to a three-vehicle crash Thursday morning, August 14th. The crash happened at 8:30 a.m. near the intersection of Highway 10 and Indian Avenue, one
Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over
The Governor’s Traffic Safety Bureau (GTSB) is partnering with law enforcement statewide to support enforcement efforts aimed at decreasing impaired driving.
Water Summary Update: Iowa is Drought Free
Above-average rainfall in July has positive impact on drought monitor.
Crop Conditions Hold Strong as Moisture Levels Remain High
Northwest Iowa corn and soybeans lead state in development.
Sioux Center’s Highway 75 Project Advancing Despite Wet Weather
Sioux Center’s Highway 75 reconstruction is making strong progress this August, with crews tackling everything from paving to underground infrastructure and pedestrian improvements. Northbound and southbound lanes have now been
Iowa DNR Releases Online Map Detailing 2020 Derecho
Five years ago this week, a devastating derecho blasted across Iowa and several other states, causing catastrophic damage to structures, crops and trees. The Iowa Department of Natural Resources is
