It really pays to listen to my lovely wife. For the last few years, she has insisted I watch Yellowstone on Paramount TV. She convincingly said you work in country radio, and Kevin Costner is in most of your favorite movies of all time, so let’s watch together. As always, she was right on the […]
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As we take a moment to look back and reflect on the companies, organizations, and individuals that have made such a lasting impact on this community, I can’t help but think of the efforts that are being pursued now that I hope will stand the test of time as well. Recently, our Parks and Recreation
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When you hear Sioux City artist Steve Blenderman’s name, you may instantly think of the beautiful Roth Fountain on the Promenade in Sioux City. Steve has a passion for history and architecture; however, his passion and knowledge for the arts goes much deeper. He also draws and paints. “I’ve been very lucky in my life,
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Kalins Indoor Comfort celebrated 100 years of service in the Siouxland area this year. It was a celebration that was heartfelt and spread throughout the year with not only the company owner and employees, but the entire Siouxland community. Bruce Kalin is the owner of the company today, and the third generation in his family
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Iowa’s West Coast Initiative Feature Ability Tech is an innovative company that invents and manufactures adaptive technology to be used for universal abilities. Ability Tech’s focus is custom builds, like the Switch Hitter. All of our builds come from ideas that we have personal experience with our son or from families and individuals from around
Downtown Partners invites you to celebrate the holidays with us in Downtown Sioux City! Kick-off the season on Monday, November 22, at the Downtown Holiday Lighted Parade, sponsored by IBEW. The parade will begin at 6:15 p.m. and travel on 4th Street from Iowa Street to Nebraska Street, where we’ll anticipate Santa’s arrival Downtown to
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