Here's your local news at a glance for Thursday, the 30th of July.
Good morning, Sioux City.
Missouri River Historic Development Inc.—the local nonprofit holding Hard Rock’s state gaming license—was notified of a potential sale on Wednesday, according to MRHD President Dave Bernstein.
The Sioux City Symphony Youth Orchestra is set to perform a free concert — featuring a mix of classical pieces for local families — as organizers plan to announce details on time and venue soon.
Sioux City Magic Club will perform a free magic show at a local venue, promising dazzling illusions and family fun.
Details on timing and location will be shared soon.
Sioux City Engineering announced northbound Hoeven Drive from Fourth Street + Ninth Street and southbound Hoeven Drive from Sixth Street + Ninth Street will close to allow a contractor to stage concrete equipment for the Sixth Street Bridge deck pour.
The Department of Natural Resources will hold meetings to explain new deer season rules that divide the state into two hunting zones.
In Zone B—which includes Sioux and neighboring counties—officials will detail the upcoming changes for NW Iowa.
Warren Zeiders Concert
7-8:30 p.m. — Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Sioux City — Tickets from $72 — Experience an electrifying performance by rising country star Warren Zeiders.
Lake Country DockHounds vs. Sioux City Explorers
6:35-9:59 p.m. — Security National Bank Field at Lewis & Clark Park — VIP tickets available — Enjoy a thrilling baseball game with premium seating and exclusive perks.
Lil Jon Concert
7 p.m. — Battery Park — Ticket info available — Get ready to party with the energetic beats of Lil Jon in Sioux City.
Siouxland Gem & Mineral Society Rock Swap
9 a.m. to 4 p.m. — Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center — Free admission — Explore the world of gems and minerals through buying, selling, and swapping treasures.
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