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October 14, 2023
"THE MINI: When I was young the Republican party was regarded as the party for grown-ups. Wow, has that ever changed! - John Polifka, Mapleton, Iowa "
October 4, 2023
"THE MINI: If you haven’t driven around the WITCC campus you are missing out on a spectacular display of fall décor. The grounds are well maintained and pumpkins are everywhere!
October 3, 2023
"THE MINI: Disgusting, appalling and down right nasty describes the language coming from the loudspeaker at the Renaissance Festival Sunday while watching 8-10-year-old girls playing softball at Riverside Ball fields.
September 26, 2023
THE MINI: To help defray costs, perhaps Woodbury County could sell naming rights to the new jail. I will offer $100 to name it Albatross Apartments. - David Adkins, Sioux
September 19, 2023
MINI: "Regarding the proposed Lieber Heights development - we already have traffic problems on Outer Drive, adding more housing near North Middle and North High will only make it worse.
September 16, 2023
THE MINI: Given the latest news it seems Woodbury Countys $70 million crowbar hotel has created more problems than solutions. - David Harris, Sioux City
September 12, 2023
THE MINI: Given all the horror stories weve heard about the new jail, one can only hope they remembered to put locks on the cell doors! Our tax dollars at
September 7, 2023
THE MINI: "The Sioux City Country Clubs out-of-the-blue decision to shoot off leftover fireworks Sunday night was absolutely irresponsible, with dry browning yards near their facility. Shame on the powers
August 31, 2023
THE MINI: I only have one question about the money and materiel going to Ukraine to fend off the Russians. What provisions has Joe Biden made to make sure that
August 17, 2023
THE MINI: No matter what Congress or anyone else does, as long as there are tests, there will be prayers in the public schools. - Sharon Ocker, Sioux City