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The first Annual Winter Gala honoring the Ann Rehan Goebel Foundation will be held Saturday, February 24, from 6-10 p.m., at the Marriott Riverfront in South Sioux. The evening promises to be a night of elegance and entertainment, celebrating Ann’s legacy, a beloved Siouxland pediatrician who passed away from a brave battle with cancer in […]

Siouxland United is grounded in a shared passion for soccer and a commitment to uniting our community through the beautiful game. We believe in providing a platform for aspiring players to pursue their dreams, fostering a sense of pride and identity within our community, and creating lasting memories on and off the field. Our why

We all have one. How we view that ONE is highly polarizing. It varies from person to person. It only happens once a year. This past year, I ultimately judged everyone in my inner circle by handing out letter grades. High or low marks as to how loved ones celebrated MY birthday. I know. Right

As we wrap up the final issue of this year focused on diversity, we get a little peek into the lives of some remarkable women in Siouxland. We celebrate women who have excelled in careers that were typically held by men. We introduce you to the first female electrician in Sioux City! Then give some

 “My dad was an electrician and so was my uncle. I grew up watching them fix things around the house, and they were always pulling my brother aside to show him. My dad was involved in the local Union and held positions such as the treasurer and secretary. My mom worked for the phone company

Bridget Breen, General Manager, KTIV What made you choose your career path? “I followed my love of video and started shooting football games at Bishop Heelan High School. I also worked with my brother in video productions.” What advice would you offer to women considering entering into this field? “Be your true self. Don’t settle