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Remembering Scot Ford

South Sioux City Police Chief Ed Mahon, Lt. Doug Adams, and former Capt. John Sanders all consistently described former police chief Scot Ford who died Nov. 24 at his home in Tucson, Arizona.
City of South Sioux City files lawsuit against Andersen Farms over expenses accrued during grain elevator explosion

A lawsuit filed on Oct. 11 by the City of South Sioux City against Andersen Farms, Inc., and business owner Bryce Andersen claims that costs for emergency services provided for the city following the May 29 grain elevator explosion have not been paid for, according to Dakota County District Court documents.
Mural honoring fallen firefighters to be featured in Dakota City Fire Station

Dakota City's fire department has been based in their newly built fire station for just over a year now.
Athlete of the Week
Athletes of the Week
SSC cross country teams seventh at Plattsmouth
Lady Cardinals finish strong in jamboree win over Homer
SSC cross country competes at Fremont Invite, girls take 5th
South Sioux City city council sets new fireworks ordinance

After months of discussion, the South Sioux City city council set a new ordinance restricting the use of fireworks. The vote was seven to one, with Bruce Davis dissenting.
Community honors Wayne Boyd with Hall of Fame Award

Wayne E. Boyd has received South Sioux City's first ever Hall of Fame Award for his dedicated service to the city during Monday's city council meeting.
Kleinberg talks with Trump during DC trip focused on immigration issues

Dakota County Sheriff Chris Kleinberg said that the several days he spent last week discussing local immigration issues with legislative leaders in Washington D.C. were constructive.
Local volunteers donate time and money to baseball fields at Klasey Park

Those driving by Klasey Park might notice the lights on but no baseball being played as area residents have made it their mission to give Voss Fields an overdue renovation.
Fireworks decision postponed again

At their meeting Monday, the South Sioux City city council again postponed making any changes to the city ordinance regarding the sale and use of fireworks within city limits.
South Sioux City school enrollment numbers remain steady from 2017

South Sioux City Community School District enrollment numbers have remained consistent from the beginning of the 2017-18 school year to the beginning of this school year, according to information from the district.
Penguin Project waddles into South Sioux City

New Stage Players, South Sioux City's first amateur theater program, announced the launch of The New Stage Players Penguin Project, a new program focusing on giving individuals with developmental disabilities and special needs an opportunity to participate in local theater.
South Sioux City city attorney: 'We have insurance'

Concerns regarding the status of the city's sewer insurance were brought up during the public comment portion of Monday's South Sioux City city council meeting in response to an Aug. 10 article in the Sioux City Journal (“Insurance: South Sioux lacked sewer coverage”).
SSC Police Department takes part in Pink Patch Project
Community leaders announce potential half-cent sales tax increase in SSC

A half-cent local sales tax on goods purchased in South Sioux City was proposed Monday, Aug. 6 by leaders from the City of South Sioux City, South Sioux City School Board, South Sioux City Area Chamber of Commerce and Dakota County Board of Commissioners.
New Harney principal prepares for first year in South Sioux City

Mike Andreasen is ready to call South Sioux City home.
London man runs through South Sioux City while setting world records

Running a marathon is a lofty goal for many people. A goal that takes a lot of preparation and training. For Nick Nicholson, 49, running a marathon is nearly a daily event.

Wednesday, January 22, 2020

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