Caitlin Yamada

Morningside receives additional gift for new business school

Larry and Joan Arnold have donated $1 million to Morningside University for an entrepreneurship and economic development center in the new school of business.

The conversation regarding regulating wind energy in Woodbury County has returned to the board of supervisors, with new setback distances and decommissioning requirements.

Morningside University announced Wednesday they received a $20,000 grant to develop curriculum for hands-on aviation and aerospace learning.

A new Iowa bill signed by Gov. Kim Reynolds in May allows boards of supervisors in each county to decide whether they want to utilize a compensation board or set the salaries of elected officials themselves. Woodbury County is currently undecided.

James Alger, owner of Chef Al’s Sioux Salsa, talks about the handmade salsa brand he makes and markets from a North Sioux City, South Dakota, storefront.

What started as a small lawn mowing company has grown into a full-scale landscaping company. Sam Peterson, 21, started Iowa Landscaping Company with a truck and a mower, going door to door, offering his services. Now he leads a high-end landscaping and property maintenance company.

McKayla Cagle, a freshman from Grand Rapids, Minnesota, talks about why she enrolled in a football officiating class offered at the University of South Dakota.

Ricky Obbink, a member of Boys and Girls Clubs of Siouxland, tells us his reaction to being named the Boys and Girls Clubs Iowa Youth of the Year. He will compete in Chicago for the national title.

Provided drone footage of the construction progress on the new Woodbury County Law Enforcement Center taken in late December 2022.