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‘Hello Operator’ exhibit highlights Sioux City roots in telephone service
The last day of this month is the final call for the “Hello Operator” exhibit at the Sioux City Public Museum. It features iconic telephones, historic photographs and switchboards. Museum
Iowa hospitals rank poorly on safety study
A non-profit that rates the safety of hospitals nationwide places Iowa’s hospitals near the bottom — at number 48. LeapFrog ranked 30 Iowa hospitals on a wide range of safety

Diabetes in Focus During National Diabetes Month
Jennifer Lincecum is a registered dietitian and certified diabetes educator at Sioux Center Health. On HealthCare Happenings, a program that airs on KSOU, she discussed what life changes people can
NatGeo explorer brings vivid ‘Earth After Dark’ show to Iowa
A world-renown photographer and cinematographer who merges art and science through visual stories will make his first-ever stop in Iowa this week to share his out-of-this-world slide show called Earth
Lake View plant’s expansion could lead to up to 100 new jobs
Sac County’s largest employer plans another expansion of its facility in Lake View. EVAPCO is a global company that makes industrial refrigeration units. Brett Meyer, manager of the company’s plant
Iowa businessman, philanthropist, WWII vet Bill Knapp dies at age 99
A World War II veteran and a real estate developer who changed the landscape of central Iowa has died at the age of 99. William C. “Bill” Knapp founded Iowa
Bus carrying northwest Iowa girls basketball team in serious accident
The Plymouth County Sheriff has released more details of Saturday’s accident between a Jeep and a van-sized school bus carrying the Remsen St. Mary’s Girls Basketball team, but no word

Sioux County Radio News Summary Week of November 10th
Below are the story headlines used in this week’s summary: Sheriff Jamie Van Voorst Announces Retirement After More Than 30 Years Feenstra Launches Campaign for Iowa Governor at Dordt University
Fire destroys abandoned century-old house near Storm Lake
Three fire departments fought a fire last night that destroyed an abandoned, century-old farmhouse south of Storm Lake, near the Buena Vista/Sac County line. At about 9:30 p.m., the Storm
Iowans aren’t clamoring for #1 country song sung by a computer
A record store owner who’s closely followed the musical trends and passions of central Iowans for two and a half decades says this week’s landmark accomplishment for artificial intelligence is
