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Sioux City residents have one more day vote on roadway improvements

Sioux City residents have one more day to fill out a survey on what changes they'd like to see on one of Sioux City's most traveled roadways.

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Senior homeowners in South Dakota, Idaho, Arizona and Iowa can file in 2027 for property tax freezes and credits, including Idaho’s cut of up to $1,500 due April 15

Idaho homeowners who are 65 or older can cut their property tax bill by as much as $1,500, but the application has to arrive between Jan. 1 and April 15. Three other states run their own 2027 programs for older owners: South Dakota freezes assessed value for applicants who file by April 1, Maricopa County... The post Senior homeowners in South Dakota, Idaho, Arizona and Iowa can file in 2027 for property tax freezes and credits, including Idaho’s cut of up to $1,500 due April 15 appeared first on The Financial Wire .

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Northwest Iowa Genealogical Society to meet

LE MARS — The Northwest Iowa Genealogical Society will meet at 1:30 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 21, in the fourth-floor study hall of the Plymouth County Historical Museum, 335 First Ave. S.W. in Le Mars. Following introductions and a brief business meeting, Alise Allan of rural Le Mars will...

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6th Street Bridge reopened to traffic

The 6th Street Bridge over the Floyd Rier reopened to traffic today, November 9.

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Sioux County makes progress on buyout program

REGIONAL—Sioux County has taken an important step forward in its ongoing flood recovery efforts, but obstacles to progress remain. Two years after historic flooding swept across the region, the Federal Emergency Management Agency announced more than $175,000 in funding for the cost of demolishing seven homes in the flood zone.

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WWII sailor who died in a prison camp returns to Iowa to be buried

An Iowa soldier who became a prisoner of war and died in a prison camp during World War II has returned to Iowa 83 years later to be laid to rest. Robert Shove was born in Cherokee in 1922 and grew up in Sioux City. He enlisted in the Navy in 1940 when he was 18. Shove served aboard the USS Canopus, a submarine tender stationed in the Philippines, according to the Navy. He began as a seaman second class upon boarding the ship, but climbed to the rank of fireman second class. His job was to fight fires, perform rescues and stand watch. He was on the job, stationed in the Cavite Navy Yard in the Philippines, when Japanese forces attacked Pearl Harbor on Dec. 7, 1941. Ten days after the attack on Pearl Harbor, Japanese forces began raiding U.S. Army installations on Luzon, the largest island of the Philippines. The sailors aboard the USS Canopus "worked tirelessly to aid other ships damaged in frequent Japanese bombing raids," according to a news release from the Navy. No reinforcements came to their aid. The USS Canopus was bombed on Dec. 29, 1941, and Jan. 1, 1942, yet the sailors resisted

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O’Brien County Farmland Auction Sees Surging Bids, Realizes Over $21,000 Per Acre

(Ripe ear of field corn - KIWA Staff Stock Photo) O’Brien County, Iowa — A recent land auction in O’Brien County delivered extraordinary results as bidding escalated through multiple rounds, topping out at $21,300 per acre for prime agricultural land. The Thursday (November 5th) sale, conducted by...

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NEW BASKETBALL COURT READY FOR HAWKEYE GAMES IN CITY EVENTS CENTER

WHEN THE IOWA HAWKEYES MEN’S BASKETBALL TEAM COMES TO SIOUX CITY TUESDAY NIGHT, THEY WILL BE PLAYING ON A BRAND NEW COURT IN THE CITY EVENTS CENTER. THE CITY AND EVENTS CENTER MANAGEMENT OAK VIEW GROUP UNVEILED THE NEW HARDWOOD BASKETBALL COURT MONDAY MORNING. CITY MANAGER MIKE COLLETT SAYS...

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EMERGENCY TRAINING EXERCISE AT FEDERAL COURTHOUSE

SIOUX CITY POLICE, SIOUX CITY FIRE RESCUE, AND EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES ARE CONDUCTING JOINT TRAINING EXERCISES UNTIL 4:00 P.M. AT THE SIOUX CITY FEDERAL BUILDING AND U.S. COURTHOUSE LOCATED AT 320 6TH STREET TODAY (MONDAY). RESIDENTS AND MOTORISTS MAY NOTICE AN INCREASED PRESENCE OF EMERGENCY PERSONNEL AND FIRST RESPONDER VEHICLES...

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Sioux Center Plants Trees for Future

The City of Sioux Center has added 57 new trees this year to ensure generations to come will enjoy a leafy canopy. “Trees are an important part of our city, like green space,” said Sioux Center Parks Director Lee Van Meeteren. “With the Emerald Ash Borer and last year’s derecho, we lost 64 trees, and a lot of them were 20–30-year-old established trees. It was a priority to begin replacing those.”

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Growing O’Brien County Business Set to Open Paullina Storefront

Paullina, IA (northwestiowanow) — A local online apparel business is moving forward with a permanent location in downtown Paullina. Primghar-based Collins & Company is moving forward with plans to open a brick-and-mortar storefront at 108 South Main Street in Paullina after several years of operating online and through shared retail locations.

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KCAU 9 News

Sioux City City Council submits disaster recovery

The Sioux City City Council announced they sent in applications for the Community Development Block Grant Disaster Recovery.

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Republicans win Woodbury, Plymouth County races; constitutional amendment passes

Iowa voters have approved Constitutional Amendment 1, which will require a two-thirds supermajority in both chambers of the Iowa Legislature, rather than a simple majority, to raise individual or corporate income taxes. With 98% of votes counted at 5 p.m. Election Day, 56.3% had voted yes and 43.7% had voted...

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KCAU 9 News

Siouxland Spotlight: Spark Week

The first-ever Spark Week is set to be held in Sioux City to bring together small business owners and entrepreneurs.

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Paullina City Council makes plans for short-, long-term

PAULLINA—The Paullina City Council made plans on properties, agreements and the future of what council meetings will look like during its Oct. 19 meeting. The council deemed a residential home a nuisance property during the meeting. The property at 213 N. Maple St. will move forward with the abandoned...

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Wastewater Updates Under Highway Bring Long-Term Benefits

With the final segment of Highway 75 under construction, Sioux Center is already enjoying more than 2 miles of new sewer main this project replaced through the core of the community. “Before highway construction began, our mayor and council decided to invest in updating the underground utilities, including the sewer...

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Sioux City Receives $292.4 Million Low Bid for Wastewater Treatment Plant Improvements

The City of Sioux City received three competitive bids for Phase 1 of the Wastewater Treatment Plant Facility Plan Improvements Project, with the lowest base bid totaling $292.4 million, approximately 10% below the engineer’s construction estimate of $325 million. PKG Contracting, Inc., of Fargo, North Dakota, submitted the lowest...

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Paullina City Council discusses future of meetings, sewer fund

PAULLINA—The Paullina City Council met Monday to discuss ways to raise the sewer fund and potentially cut back to meeting once per month. The council may adopt a new meeting structure after discussing it. Paullina operates under two city council meetings per month on the first and third Mondays,...

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Pancake breakfast will honor veterans, first responders

A free pancake breakfast on Saturday, Nov. 14, in the lower level of the Sheldon Community Services Center will give the community a chance to thank local veterans and first responders. The congregation at First Reformed Church in Sheldon will cook and serve pancakes and sausages 8-10 a.m. Pastor Paul...

Sheldon, IA · 19h

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