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Woodbury County officials seek public input on more data center town halls (opens the original)
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SIOUX CITY (KTIV) - The Woodbury County Zoning Commission will discuss scheduling additional town halls to gather public feedback on rural data centers. The commission is to meet on Monday, Sept. 28, at 5 p.m. in the basement of the Woodbury County Courthouse. The county previously scheduled three meetings on the topic: one in Sloan on Aug. 31, one in Moville on Sept. 21, and a third set for Nov. 9 in Salix. Officials may add more communities to that list. The goal is to hear directly from resid
Author returns to her hometown in Northwest Iowa for book signing (opens the original)
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CUSHING, Iowa (KTIV) - Community members gathered in Cushing to celebrate local author Lisa Gray, who still calls the town home. Gray’s book, “Story Avenue,” is based on her own experience growing up on the street in Cushing. Gray returned to Cushing Community Library for a book signing event and to reconnect with the place she calls home. The book is about people, cornfields and places between Cushing and Correctionville who helped shape the young northwest Iowa girl. “It’s funny because my mom
Sioux City radio icon Charlie Stone dies at age 76 after battling cancer (opens the original)
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SIOUX CITY (KTIV) - Charlie Stone, longtime host of KSCJ radio’s “Open Line” talk show, has died after battling cancer. He was 76. Stone hosted “Open Line” on KSCJ from 8 to 11 a.m. for over a decade, according to Woody Gottburg, news director for KSCJ Radio. “You’d call in and talk about whatever topic was front and center,” Gottburg said. “Charlie was always a consummate professional and did everything to the best of his ability, lit up every room and had great charisma and great talent to be
“Bubble Walk” raises awareness for Ronald McDonald House Siouxland (opens the original)
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SIOUX CITY (KTIV) - The annual Bubble Walk took place Saturday along Sioux City’s riverfront to benefit Ronald McDonald House Siouxland. The Bubble Walk is a free family event featuring bubble-themed activities. Stations included a bubble tunnel, bubble racing on the lawn around the Anne Ricker Fountain (the ONES), a bubble ball hunt and large bubbles. Participants received bingo cards to stamp at each station for a chance to win prizes. Organizers said the event is not a fundraiser but a “frien
“Coffee and Cars” show draws nearly 150 vehicles to Le Mars over the weekend (opens the original)
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LE MARS, Iowa (KTIV) - Nearly 150 cars were on display on Saturday, Aug. 29 at a coffee and cars event in Le Mars. The event featured vehicles ranging from antiques to hot rods. Admission was free. A 1966 black Impala with a red interior and dice decorations was one attraction at the show. Attendees could purchase coffee from vendors and pay $10 to visit the Garage 800 Museum. Proceeds from the event benefit Le Mars’ Hometown Heritage Foundation. The event was organized by Nick and Audra Greenfi
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