In 1862, Victor Hugo penned a one hundred and twelve-word preface to Les Misérables. There the narrator states that as long as society as a civilization continues to diminish its men through poverty, women through hunger, and children through abuse, there will always be the need for books such as his. One hundred and fifty-nine […]
As the days are getting longer and warmer, I love getting outside. Sometimes I just take a walk, but I am itching to begin working in my garden. Last fall, I planted some spinach seeds, and this spring, I keep going out to see how they are doing. Early March, when we had a bit
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Jeff and Rachel Carlson, Owners and Realtors at the Carlson Group – RE/MAX Preferred, have partnered with the Unity Point Health – St. Luke’s Children’s Miracle Network to become Siouxland’s first Miracle Agents. “We are so excited to be the first Miracle Agents in Siouxland,” said Jeff. “We personally know so many families whose lives
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Where does strength come from? Undoubtedly you’ve experienced a time in your life when you’ve felt anything but strong. I can’t even begin to count the times in my life when I felt defeated, when the weight of the world was heavy, and might I even say at times, unbearable. Despite the challenges that each
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This issue, our Conversation participants are Erin Bahrenfus and Dr. Paula Bennett, M.D.. Each woman will respond to the same five questions, providing you an opportunity to hear different perspectives and continue the conversation with your circle of friends. Erin owns a healthy lifestyle business, STRIVE Health + Wellness and operates it with her husband,
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It’s a very special year for Irv and Sue Givot. This long-time local couple has not only overcome the first year of the global pandemic, but they are perhaps the longest living married couple in Sioux City, Iowa. After all, they’ve been married for 69 years. “We have done so well together,” Irv said. Over
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