Bings 100th anniversary represents what makes Palmer Candy special SiouxCity Journal 2026-09-21 | Bings 100th anniversary represents what makes Palmer Candy special
ArtSplash artist looks to share his message, recover his costs SiouxCity Journal 2023-08-18 | Mike Jones, a photographer from Sioux City, talks about exhibiting at the Sioux City Art Center's ArtSplash event.
Mothers and their infants often arrive at Rosecrance Jackson with multiple addictions SiouxCity Journal 2023-08-18 | Brenda Iliff, Vice-President of Residential Services at Rosecrance Jackson Centers, talks about the addictions that they see in mothers and their infants.
Local artists prepare for ArtSplash SiouxCity Journal 2023-08-16 | Chaeli Hanna-Kohn, a Sioux City potter, talks about her work and the importance of ArtSplash, the Sioux City Art Center's annual art festival.
Exhibit reflecting the Vietnamese peoples struggle for peace opens in Sioux City SiouxCity Journal 2023-08-16 | Minneapolis artist Tao Nguyen talks about The Viet Nam Peace Project, his exhibit at Sioux City Art Center. The exhibit opens Thursday evening, Aug. 17.
Screen-free time before bed is important in getting enough sleep SiouxCity Journal 2023-08-16 | Dr. Steven Joyce, a pediatrician and internist at MercyOne Siouxland Internal Medicine and Pediatric Care, says screen-free downtime before bed is an important way to help children achieve a health amount of sleep.
Rep. Randy Feenstra at Siouxland Chamber of Commerce Agriculture Committee meeting SiouxCity Journal 2023-08-16 | U.S. Rep. Randy Feenstra, R-Hull, speaks to the Siouxland Chamber of Commerce Agriculture Committee about the state of the 2023 Farm Bill and how it and other pieces of recent legislation will impact the area.
Rep. Randy Feenstra speaks at Siouxland Chamber of Commerce Agriculture Committee meeting SiouxCity Journal 2023-08-16 | U.S. Rep. Randy Feenstra, R-Hull, speaks to the Siouxland Chamber of Commerce Agriculture Committee about the state of the 2023 Farm Bill and how it and other pieces of recent legislation will impact the area.
First 712 Night Market is planned SiouxCity Journal 2023-08-16 | Alejandra and German Amezcua talk about the first 712 Night Market, a family friendly food and entertainment event planned for Saturday evening at Yummi Blox in Sioux City.
Five things you need to be a ninja SiouxCity Journal 2023-08-15 | Scott Behrends and his son Ben Behrends describe the five attributes vital to compete on the show American Ninja Warrior. You can watch this father and son duo compete in the finals on NBC on August 28, 2023.
Sioux City Community Schools hires 84 new teachers SiouxCity Journal 2023-08-14 | Jen Gomez, Sioux City Community School's Director of Human Resources, talks about the district's new teacher orientation process. Classes in the Sioux City District start August 23.
New Sioux City teacher excited for school to start SiouxCity Journal 2023-08-14 | Chase Felix, a first-year teacher in the Sioux City Community School District, talks about the start of the school year. Felix is a graduate of Sioux City West High School and Morningside University and will teach history at North Middle School. Classes in the Sioux City District start August 23.
LaunchPAD Childrens Museum adds sensory room SiouxCity Journal 2023-08-13 | The LaunchPAD Children's Museum has added a sensory room to its Sioux City museum. Carrie Lebowich, the museum's executive director, explains the importance of the addition.
The most hospitable Airbnb hosts in Iowa SiouxCity Journal 2023-08-12 | Jil Wierda and Sarah Dykstra, have been named the most hospitable Airbnb hosts in Iowa with their Charming Baksteen Huis (Brick House) Airbnb in Orange City. Here they talk about why they purchased the house with their husbands and a third couple, and why they think they were named most hospitable.
Campers hope their cardboard boat floats SiouxCity Journal 2023-08-08 | Participants in a Norm Waitt Sr. Family YMCA summer camp build boats out of carboard and duct tape. The campers will hold public races in the boats in the Y's South Sioux City swimming pool at 1 p.m. Friday.
New school superintendent explains the strengths and weaknesses of the district SiouxCity Journal 2023-08-08 | Rony Ortega, the new South Sioux City Community Schools superintendent, talks about the strengths of the district and what he believes needs to be improved.
New superintendent tells why the district was his first choice SiouxCity Journal 2023-08-08 | New district superintendent Rony Ortega tells why the South Sioux City Community Schools was his first choice of jobs.
Redeemer Lutheran Church takes over long-time fair food stand SiouxCity Journal 2023-08-05 | The Rev. David Zirpel talks about how Sioux City's Redeemer Lutheran Church is operating a food stand at the Woodbury County Fair. The church took over the long-time stand from a pair of Presbyterian congregations who had operated it for many decades.
South Sioux Citys Senior Center reopens after nearly 12-month closure SiouxCity Journal 2023-08-04 | Bill Garvey Sr., a South Sioux City Senior Center board member, talks about the center's recent reopening after it have been closed for almost a year due to lack of money, staff and volunteers.
The last Ben Franklin store in Iowa SiouxCity Journal 2023-08-01 | Lori and Phil Warnke are the owners of the last Ben Franklin store in Iowa. They talk about what makes their Sheldon, Iowa, store endure.
Allen Williams still loves the fair after 15 years SiouxCity Journal 2023-08-01 | Allen Williams, maintenance coordinator at the Clay County Fairgrounds, talks about why he loves working at the fair and mentions his other responsibilities maintaining the fairgrounds. Williams’ entire family helps out at the Clay County Fair.
Nebraska Heisman winner Mike Rozier on the Cornhuskers upcoming season SiouxCity Journal 2023-07-31 | Mike Rozier, Nebraska's 1983 Heisman Trophy winner, says the team "will be a whole lot better" as the Cornhuskers begin to kick off the 2023 football season. His comments came during a golf fundraiser Monday in Sioux City.
Nebraska Heisman winner Johnny Rodgers on the Cornhuskers upcoming season SiouxCity Journal 2023-07-31 | Johnny Rodgers, Nebraska's 1972 Heisman Trophy winner, says this year's team will be "ass-kickers and booty-whuppers" as the team begins to kick off the 2023 football season. His comments came during a golf fundraiser Monday in Sioux City.
Nebraska Heisman winner Eric Crouch on the Cornhuskers upcoming season SiouxCity Journal 2023-07-31 | Eric Crouch, Nebraska's 2001 Heisman Trophy winner, says "I'm drinking the 'Rhule-aide' " as the team begins to kick off the 2023 football season. His comments came during a golf fundraiser Monday in Sioux City.
Weekly U-Picks at Petal & Thorn flower farm SiouxCity Journal 2023-07-31 | Jessica Krohn talks about the service she provides at her flower farm and what to expect when you arrive.
Tulip festival parade floats stored and maintained by one couple SiouxCity Journal 2023-07-31 | John Weber and his wife JoAnn Weber maintain the Orange City Tulip Festival parade floats. John describes the steps it took to create their float called the “First Kiss.”
Lila Maes House plans to reopen despite funding struggles SiouxCity Journal 2023-07-29 | Sister Shirley Fineran talks about efforts to reopen Lila Mae's House, a local recovery home for women who have been sex trafficed. The home closed due to lack of funds, but will use a new grant to hire an executive director with the hope that they can begin fundraising.
Sioux Citys Lewis and Clark Center adds an outdoor stage SiouxCity Journal 2023-07-28 | Tracy Bennett, Executive Director of the Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center and Betty Strong Encounter Center, talk about the recently constructed Spirit of Discovery Stage. Bennett had long wanted an outdoor performance space at the centers.
Sediment endangering Lewis and Clark Lake SiouxCity Journal 2023-07-27 | Scott Kostal, Executive Director of the Missouri Sedimentation Action Coalition, talks about the sediment that is filling up Lewis and Clark Lake near Springfield, South Dakota.
RAGBRAI riders leave Sioux City en route to Storm Lake SiouxCity Journal 2023-07-23 | Bicyclists riding in the Register's Annual Great Bicycle Ride Across Iowa depart Sioux City en route to Storm Lake during the ride's first day Sunday. This year marks the 50th anniversary of the ride.
2023 RAGBRAI expo SiouxCity Journal 2023-07-23 | Riders and spectators gather at the Tyson Events Center as they prepare for the 50th annual RAGBRAI in Sioux City, Iowa, Saturday, July 22, 2023.
Dipping tires in the Missouri before RAGBRAI SiouxCity Journal 2023-07-23 | Riders dip their back wheels in the Missouri River before starting on the 50th annual RAGBRAI in Sioux City, Iowa, Saturday, July 22, 2023. When they reach the other side of Iowa, they will dip their front wheels int he Mississippi River.
Garan Coons speaks about Winnebago Tribe’s 157th Annual Homecoming Celebration SiouxCity Journal 2023-07-22 | Garan Coons, who oversees the Winnebago Tribe's public relations, speaking about some of the events that will take place during the tribe's 157th Annual Homecoming Celebration that will take place July 27-30.
Lutheran Bishops ride RAGBRAI to raise money for hunger relief SiouxCity Journal 2023-07-21 | The Rev. Lorna Halaas, Bishop of the Western Iowa Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, talks about how she and the Revs. Amy Currant, Bishop of the Southeastern Iowa Synod, and Kevin Jones, Bishop of the Northeastern Iowa Synod, are riding on RAGBRAI to raise $50,000 for ELCA World Hunger. The Registers Annual Great Bike Ride Across Iowa starts Sunday in Sioux City.
The creator of the Plymouth County Fair auction quilt SiouxCity Journal 2023-07-21 | Geri Dreckman tells us why she loves donating her quilt to the Plymouth County Fair every year.
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Jackson Street Brewing plans local craft beer party for RAGBRAI SiouxCity Journal 2023-07-18 | Dave Winslow, owner of Jackson Street Brewing in Sioux City, talks about the brewery's Dude, Where's My Bike? party that they are hosting on Saturday in conjunction with the annual RAGBRAI bicycle ride's start in Sioux City. Jackson Street will be serving beers from all five local breweries.
Little Chief Tribal College president learns at Aspen Institute SiouxCity Journal 2023-07-17 | Manoj Patil, President of Little Priest Tribal College in Winnebago, Nebraska, talks about his participation in an Aspen Institute fellowship for leaders in higher education.
The DayTOADa 500 toad race SiouxCity Journal 2023-07-15 | Kids compete in the DayTOADa 500, which is the longest toad race in South Dakota during Jefferson Days of ‘59. Seventy-four toads raced in several different heats and age groups.
Volunteers trade work for fresh produce at Heikes Family Farm SiouxCity Journal 2023-07-15 | Volunteers trade work for fresh produce at Heikes Family Farm
Reporters describe their experience making “Shift,” a documentary about RAGBARI SiouxCity Journal 2023-07-14 | Courtney Crowder and Kelsey Kremer tell the Journal’s Bruce Miller about their experience making “Shift,” a documentary about the people who participate in RAGBARI.
Gehlen Catholic vs West Harrison substate baseball SiouxCity Journal 2023-07-12 | Gehlen Catholic defeated West Harrison 9-6 in the Class 1A Substate 8 baseball final.
West Monona softball team rallies before regional championship game SiouxCity Journal 2023-07-11 | The West Monona softball team cheers in the dugout before their game against North Union Monday night.
The history of the first River-Cade celebration SiouxCity Journal 2023-07-10 | Tom Munson, Sioux City Public Museum Archives Manager, talks about the first River-Cade celebration held in 1964.
Soup Kitchen meal prep SiouxCity Journal 2023-07-09 | Lyn Kluender, director, and Lori Sales, kitchen manager prepare food for the Siouxland Soup Kitchen in Sioux City.
East vs West Des Moines Valley baseball SiouxCity Journal 2023-07-08 | Sioux City East was defeated by West Des Moines Valley baseball, Saturday.
Arnolds Park church to remain affiliated with United Methodist Church SiouxCity Journal 2023-07-07 | The Rev. Chris St. Clair of Calvary United Methodist Church in Arnolds Park, Iowa, discusses why the church is keeping its affiliation with the United Methodist Church as numerous Methodist churches in northwest Iowa vote to disaffiliate in the wake of disagreements over same-sex marriage and the ordination of gay clergy.
Calvary United Methodist Church displays LGBTQ flag on message board SiouxCity Journal 2023-07-07 | The Rev. Chris St. Clair of Calvary United Methodist Church in Arnolds Park says the church's display of a pride flag on its message board is an "important statement about who we are" as a church.
Calvary United Methodist Church displays LGBTQ flag on message board SiouxCity Journal 2023-07-07 | The Rev. Chris St. Clair of Calvary United Methodist Church in Arnolds Park says the church's display of a pride flag on its message board is an "important statement about who we are" as a church.
