Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 17th of October.
Good morning, Sioux City.
🏘️ Community
Sunrise Retirement Community hosted its fifth annual Trunk or Treat on Friday, Oct.
16, where families and residents enjoyed candy, baked goods, cider, and hot chocolate in a fun community setting — a way for seniors to reconnect with local traditions.
Local car clubs and Interstate Soccer Club will host a trunk or treat at the Jeffery Dible Soccer Complex — 1280 Riverview Drive, on Oct.
24 at 5:30 p.m. The event welcomes families to enjoy an early Halloween celebration.
The Heart of Siouxland holiday giving campaign is set to support local families this season by offering donation opportunities at community centers - details on drop-off times will be announced soon.
Downtown Partners will survey community opinions on downtown projects to help guide future improvements in Sioux City.
Local residents and business owners will soon be invited to share their ideas.
🎭 Culture
Sioux City Public Museum will host a 90-minute walking tour of Logan Park Cemetery — starting at the entrance of 3901 Stone Park Blvd. at 10 a.m. Oct.
24.
🎓 Education
Western Iowa Tech Community College is marking National Banned Books Week with interactive displays, student voting on titles, and daily discussions on challenged books at its Sioux City campus today.
🏥 Health
Q102 hosted its fifth annual Bras Across the Bridge tribute yesterday for Breast Cancer Awareness Month by displaying more than 600 feet of bras across the Morningside Avenue Bridge with help from National Honor Society students from East High (the bras will later be donated to Safe Place).
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