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From the Journal archives | 2001: Dome rises above South Sioux City

Sioux City Journal 12 Oct 2026
From October 2001. Workers took advantage of a window of calm in Tuesday morning's inclement weather to inflate the fabric dome at South Ridge Golf Club and Dome on 29th Street. The process took about one hour and was done ... .
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From the Journal archives | 1876: Man shot while driving wagon home from Sioux City

Sioux City Journal 11 Oct 2026
From October 1876. Last Friday evening about 8 o'clock, as Joseph Hamilton was on his way home from Sioux City to Sioux Point in a wagon, and when within perhaps half a mile of his house, he was fired upon ... .
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From the Journal archives | 1901: Dignitary from Sweden to visit Augustana Lutheran in Sioux City

Sioux City Journal 11 Oct 2026
From October 1901. A special representative of King Oscar, of Sweden, is to pay Sioux City a visit. He comes on business connected with the Swedish Evangelical Lutheran Augustana Church, which is the state church of Sweden. There is no ... .
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From the Journal archives | 1976: At 78 years old, Dordt student proves you're never ...

Sioux City Journal 11 Oct 2026
"The day I quit learning is the day I want to die," 78-year-old Judith Koerselman, of Sioux Center, Iowa, a student at Dordt, declared in 1976. Koerselman was born in Holland in 1898 and arrived in 1909 in Northwest Iowa, ... .
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Meet the Journal Sentinel’s high school interns helping cover local prep sports

Milwaukee Journal Sentinel 09 Oct 2026
The Journal Sentinel has expanded its high school sports coverage with the ... The Journal Sentinel has been able to deploy reporters to more games this season with the help of two high school interns.
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From the Journal archives | 1976: Federal rights probe ordered at Woodbury County Care Facility

The Daily Nonpareil 08 Oct 2026
50 years ago. 1976 Rights Probe Ordered at County Care Facility. The Woodbury County Care Facility will be the scene of yet another investigation, this time by federal agents. The Civil Rights Division of the U.S. Department of Justice in ... .
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Take a ride under the Pell/Newport Bridge with The Journal

The Providence Journal 07 Oct 2026
Rhode Island drivers are familiar with the Newport bridge from above. Here's what it looks like from below. .
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Madrigal Announces Publication in the Journal of Hepatology Demonstrating Consistent Rezdiffra Efficacy Across Common MASH ...

Nasdaq Globe Newswire 06 Oct 2026
MDGL), a biopharmaceutical company focused on delivering novel therapeutics for metabolic ...
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Vote: Would should be the Journal's High School Football Player(s) of the Week for Week 7?

Winston-Salem Journal 05 Oct 2026
Voting opens at 12 noon on Monday, Oct. 5 and will close at noon on Wednesday, Oct. 7. Vote as many times as you want ... .
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From the Journal archives | 1951: Son of Sioux Cityans killed in Korea

The Daily Nonpareil 05 Oct 2026
75 years ago. 1951 Pfc. Charles Winchell Killed in Korea. Pfc. Charles L. Winchell, 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. C.L. Winchell, 2937 S. Cypress St., was killed in action on the Korean War front Sept. 19, according to word ... .
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From the Journal archives | 1926: Sioux City mail carrier honored at retirement

Sioux City Journal 03 Oct 2026
A Sioux City mail carrier who'd been on the job since the 1890s was honored at his retirement in October 1926. As a retirement gift he was given a fine meerschaum pipe, a gallon humidor of tobacco and a supply ... .
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From the Journal archives | 1901: Is Sioux City getting a third packing house?

Sioux City Journal 03 Oct 2026
From October 1901. A bargain has been made for the sale of the 80-acre tract of land owned by C.R. Marks, lying along Half Moon Lake and adjoining the ground of Armour & Co. in the packinghouse district, to an ... .
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From the editor: Enjoy more comics, puzzles and more in the Journal Star

The North Platte Telegraph 02 Oct 2026
More than 20 new comics are joining the Journal Star, along with additional puzzles, columns and four more pages of Sunday comics ... .
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