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KPTH Siouxland News At 9 On FOX 44 January 23, 2016 - Vimarsana News

KPTH Siouxland News At 9 On FOX 44 January 23, 2016

Off, thats very heartwarming. The long time e South Sioux City police chief scot ford saying farewell to the Department Friday afternoon. He is a good leader and hes very professional. Very compassionate. Does a very good job of organization. Hes a great guy, and i wish him well. Family, friends, city leaders and dignitaries came together to give their best wishes to ford. To meme hes like the captain of the ship. The Police Department was the ship. His hand was always on the helm no matter what happened. He knew where he wanted to go. He came on to the force more than 40 years ago, promoted t...

KMEG Siouxland News At 10 On KMEG January 23, 2016 - Vimarsana News

KMEG Siouxland News At 10 On KMEG January 23, 2016

Friday afternoon. He is a good leader and hes very professional. Very compassionate. Does a very good job of organization. Hes a great guy, and i wish him well. Family, friends, city leaders and dignitaries came together to give their best wishes to ford. To me, hes like the captain of the ship. The Police Department was the ship. His hand was always on the helm no matter what happened. He knew where he wanted to go. He came on to the force more than 40 years ago, promoted to sergeant on january 1st 1979, and promoted to chief of police over 26 years ago on september 19th , 1989. He handles th...

"You've Got to Want to Succeed" - Yes' "90125" Album 40 Years On – Part I - Vimarsana News

"You've Got to Want to Succeed" - Yes' "90125" Album 40 Years On – Part I

That first impression was a stunner. There were the grunge-y, arena-rock power chords, the cracking drum rolls and the glitzy, sampled horn accents at the ends of those hanging sustains. And then, the sudden appearance of Jon Anderson’s singular, near-angelic, alto tenor. “Move yourself/You always live your life/Never thinking of the future. . .”, he sang, his voice spiking out of the radio.