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Apr 4th, 2025 👍 2241

Gary Brown traveled to North Carolina to give a mini statue called Spirit of Siouxland to 4-year-old Jakob Reynolds—whose grandfather, Dennis Nielsen, is known for his heroic rescue during Flight 232—and Jakob is battling leukemia while the gift is meant to inspire him and honor his family legacy.

Apr 4th, 2025 👍 3593

Sioux City will begin replacing 1,200 feet of water main on Nebraska Street on April 14, closing two lanes to leave one for through traffic from Gordon Drive to 3rd Street. The project will also replace storm sewer intakes, patch pavement, and update light poles & landscaping and is expected to finish in September.

Apr 4th, 2025 👍 1638

Siouxland Christian School’s theatre department launched the Cinderella’s Care Closet Socks and Shoes Drive on Monday to benefit the Siouxland Foster Closet by collecting 500 pairs each of new socks and new or like-new shoes for foster kids. Donations will be accepted during school hours until April 26 while live productions of Cinderella start on April 24 at 7 p.m.—the drive supports local families caring for foster children.

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