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Take comfort in knowing it’s not as bad as it smells

In Siouxland, living conditions have improved since the 90s, particularly regarding unpleasant odors. The community of Dakota Dunes offers tax advantages and a tight-knit environment with essential services. Changing local governance raises concerns about accountability. Amid these issues, the author reflects on the importance of immigrant workers in the local economy and critiques contemporary self-help trends. Continue reading Take comfort in knowing it’s not as bad as it smells

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North Sioux Council hypocrites’ high drama is looking ridiculous

The article critiques three North Sioux City Councilors, Bob Davis, Lynn Hoffman, and Greg Meyer, for their dysfunction and inability to support a code of ethics. Their objections to the appointment of Andrew Devries highlight their hypocrisy regarding conflicts of interest. The article ends positively, noting the hiring of qualified city administrator Jeff Dooley. Continue reading North Sioux Council hypocrites’ high drama is looking ridiculous

To Whom It May Concern – Election Day, 2024

The article discusses Watertown, South Dakota, and its connection to the Big Sioux River, emphasizing its historical significance and current political landscape. It critiques Governor Kristi Noem’s response to recent floods and handles local election dynamics, advocating for Democratic candidate Ray Ring while highlighting tensions within the city council regarding government structure changes. Continue reading To Whom It May Concern – Election Day, 2024

Siouxland childless cat dude interviews cat about Tuesday’s election

The article features a humorous exchange between a cat named Willie and his owner about political opinions, especially regarding Donald Trump and his running mate, J.D. Vance. Through their dialogue, Willie articulates strong views on Trump’s character and the nature of his supporters, likening them to enablers of addiction. Continue reading Siouxland childless cat dude interviews cat about Tuesday’s election

NSC City Council terrorized by mean ol’ Code of Conduct and Ethics

In the past month, the North Sioux City Council has struggled to adopt a Code of Conduct and Ethics, with councilors expressing reluctance and sidestepping accountability. Despite having ample time for review, no one member raised concerns, leading to a stalled discussion and eventual rejection of essential governance rules, reflecting a failure in leadership. Continue reading NSC City Council terrorized by mean ol’ Code of Conduct and Ethics