Sioux City hosted its first Division I NCAA basketball game at the Tyson Events Center, and a sold-out crowd saw Virginia Tech edge the Iowa Hawkeyes in overtime.
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Black-and-gold-clad fans raised the decibel level in the Tyson Events Center numerous times during Iowa's game against Virginia Tech. The near-capacity crowd of 6,068 chanted "Let's Go Hawks" and "Defense, Defense" as the Hawkeyes took the lead in the second half before falling to the Hokies…
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The 34th annual Clarinda Lighted Christmas Parade takes place Friday, Nov. 27, with the theme Hometown Holiday Glow
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Clarinda won 21 matches, Shenandoah found its stride late and Sidney had some close calls. We look back at the season for four area volleyball teams.
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There is a new opportunity for Shenandoah High School students as the school is adding high school soccer this spring.
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Two district co-MVPs and 14 total honorees for Clarinda football on the Class 2A District 8 All-District team.
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Clarinda won 21 matches, Shenandoah found its stride late and Sidney had some close calls. We look back at the season for four area volleyball teams.
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