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Jim Goff walked into the Sioux City Museum & Historical Association to research his family history and ended up finding a passion for processing…
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We’ve taken that razor-straight county road east and west often enough to have stopped, but never did. Last week, with time to kill, I pulled off where a…
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A few scrappy, three-foot cuttings, no bigger than buggy whips, are coming up from the front yards of a half-dozen houses thought itself to be a town.…
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Seems downright amazing today, but in the years just following the Civil War, two activist groups determined to get women the right to vote, went…
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Following Holland's fall to Hitler's army, Diet Eman's Jewish friend Herman was told to report for transport. Upon hearing this, she and her fiance, Hein…
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That Saturday morning what me and my camera wanted to get was a couple of fine shots of gravestones adorned in the long, early morning shadows. I headed…
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Today, I’m recommending a captivating story of love-gone-wrong titled Lies You Wanted to Hear by James Whitfield Thomson. With this first novel, Thomson…
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The 2015 Morningside Piano Recital Series opens with a performance by Yekwon Sunwoo, a young pianist who is lighting the world on fire. He has been…
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This year marks the 8th Iowa Piano Competition, a tremendous event that draws top pianists from around the world -- past winners include Wayne Weng,…
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In talking with Dr. James Schaap about the books to be read in Siouxland 101, we cannot help but land upon the hardships of old times: grasshopper…