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Tyson Fresh Meats ready to relinquish naming rights to the Tyson Events Center (opens the original)
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SIOUX CITY -- Tyson Fresh Meats may be on the verge of relinquishing its long-held naming rights to the Tyson Events Center. Subscribe to our Daily Headlines newsletter. A U.S. Postal Inspection Service spokesman confirmed postal inspectors were at multiple locations in the Sioux City area Wednesday, but could … Three Sioux City residents living on the 3100 block of Douglas Street are dead after an early morning shooting where police believe two women … For many years, Richard J. "Two-Gun" Har
From the Journal archives | 2001: Adam Moss pleads guilty (opens the original)
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With a weekly newsletter looking back at local history. For many years, Richard J. "Two-Gun" Hart lived a cowboy-lawman lifestyle in Homer, Neb. But in September 1951, it was revealed that Hart's na… From September 1901: The pioneers and old settlers of Woodbury County had a big time at Correctionville today in their annual reunion and picn… In September 1876, rumors swirled in Sioux City that the James-Younger gang had been in the area. That month, a Journal reporter visited a man… Rescue wor
Kristie McManamy named to lead Siouxland Chamber (opens the original)
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Kristie McManamy is introduced as president and CEO of the Siouxland Chamber of Commerce, The Siouxland Initiative and the Siouxland Chamber Foundation. SIOUX CITY -- The new head of the Siouxland Chamber and The Siouxland Initiative needs no introduction. Subscribe to our Daily Headlines newsletter. Kristie McManamy is introduced as president and CEO of the Siouxland Chamber of Commerce, The Siouxland Initiative and the Siouxland Chamber F…
Hartington family has owned 1910 Cadillac since grandpa bought it new (and it still runs) (opens the original)
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Jerry Dendinger talks about the 1910 Cadillac that has been in his wife Marlene's family since it was purchased new in Sioux City. HARTINGTON, Neb. -- Family lore holds that Tony Arens and his brother, Frank, shipped a herd of cattle from their farm near Wynot, Neb. to market in Sioux City in 1910. Flush with cash from the cattle sale, the brothers each decided to buy an automobile. Subscribe to our Daily Headlines newsletter. Jerry Dendinger talks about the 1910 Cadillac that has been in his w
Former Quad County Corn Processors plant headed to the auction block (opens the original)
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The Quad County Corn Processors in Galva, Iowa, is shown in a 2022 file photo. It closed in late 2024 after a mechanical failure. The plant and other associated properties go up for auction this month as part of a lender-mandated sale. Large rotating drums used to dry the corn at at Quad County Corn Processors in Galva, Iowa, shown here in a 2022 file photo. The plant shut down in late 2024. GALVA, Iowa -- The former properties of the defunct Quad County Corn Processors cooperative in Galva an
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