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Bussinesses in terms of access or if theres issues with customers getting in or being delayed because of construction. We want to know about it as it is happening and we will take steps to correct that or remedy that through the project the project will be completed in sections that will each take about 2 months. The first between 18th and 17th street, then between 14th and 15th, and the final will be the stretch between 15th and 17th steet. During the phases, residents will not be able to get their vehicle in their driveways and it could delay shipments for the businesses. 3 2 months is a lon...

Charity picked up more than 4 thousand toys this morning. 3 3 3 and tonight. Those 4 thousand toys joined the thousands of others collected during this years toys for Tots Campaign as volunteers began sorting through them. Theyre hoping to complete that task by the end of this weekend. So that they can be organized and distributed to kids in need here in siouxland this coming week leading up to Christmas Day next friday. 3 the amount of toys is just phenomenal this year. We actually restocked some agencies in the community we havent helped before that might have slipped rough the cracks. We wa...

His mother. Shirley lemm of wisner. Tells the omaha worldherald that after graduating from beemer in 1989. Lemm joined the air force. Then eventually became a new York City Police officer. After the september 11th terrorist attacks. Lemm joined the air force reserves. He was servininhis secoco deployment to afghanistan. 3 3 a high speed chase crossed the border from nebraska into iowa this morning. Just after 11am. Police in dakota county, nebraska began chasing a reckless driver in a black s u v. That chase eventually wound through south sioux city. Across the vets bridge. And onto wesley par...

Recently, I wrote a book about poetry. I never intended to. Most of my writing and research involves historical works on the Pilgrims and Puritans, where

WATERVILLE — Waterville-Elysian-Morristown High School senior Charles Slayton has been saving up money for vocational college for a really long time, so when he found out he was eligible for