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Amy Hobbs, a photographer and owner of Storefront Studios, shares a voicemail from her gran, Marilyn Calvert, who was a true Southern belle born on a cotton patch in Holly Pond, AL. Amy's voice waivers and carries the weight of grief as she remembers her joyful, opinionated, and wonderfully persnickety gran. For Amy, hearing her gran's voice is a powerful reminder of love wrapped in honesty, humor, and care.Have a message you keep? Email us at voiceimprints@kwit.org.

Some Siouxland federal offices closed or have lessened services due to shutdown.

The Sioux City Council approved a conditional use permit for a retreat center in its meeting Monday.

Summit Carbon Solutions updated the Dickinson County Board of Supervisors at its meeting Tuesday on plans for a pipeline project across Iowa.

Warhorse is expanding facilities as part of its refinancing of $300 million in startup loans.

Sioux City Council candidates Bertrand & Koskovich vow to reduce or remove disruptive homeless people.

Bruce Miller retires from Sioux City Journal after more than four decades.

The Iowa Department of Health and Human Services has announced changes to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program that will impact what items are eligible for purchase with SNAP benefits.

Three South Dakota-based mental health and healing organizations are consolidating operations to create a single integrated care center.

For Sarah Deck, the sounds of “Don’t Stop” by the band WookieFoot, played on the bagpipes at Shangri-La Festival, are more than music. It’s laughter drifting across campfires, the hum of voices that feel like home, and the rhythm of friendships that have lasted for years. Each note carries a memory of joy, belonging, and the reminder that some songs never really end.Have a message you keep? Email us at voiceimprints@kwit.org.