ORANGE CITY, Iowa -- Orange City's Town Hall may not look especially Athenian now, but wait until you see a company of more than 50 actors and musicians transform the stage into the fictional Greek island of Kalokairi.
SIOUX CITY -- Visitors to Stone Bru Coffee Company's new headquarters and roasting facility will be able to see and smell green coffee beans and watch a roast from beginning to end for the first time early this summer.
SOUTH SIOUX CITY -- Decked out in a top hat and purple suit jacket, it was readily apparent that Camdyn Meier was meant to play eccentric chocolatier Willy Wonka.
SIOUX CITY -- Rochelle Pfeifer recalled pulling out a tote filled with shirts, one evening at Siouxland Foster Closet, and encouraging a girl, who was around 7 years old, to pick out whatever she wanted.
"We decorate for all holidays," Sioux City resident David Lillie said. "(To) bring some joy to the neighborhood."
SIOUX CITY -- After working as a server at practically every restaurant in town, Lena Dunbar knew hard work, imaginative menu items, and excellent customer service were the key ingredients for success in the food industry.
SIOUX CITY -- A global pandemic didn't deter Julia Eskens from pursing a career in nursing. It only solidified her vocational choice.
SIOUX CITY -- If the Weeknd wins Grammys for any of his three nominations on April 3, will the R&B singer-songwriter celebrate the victory with a Quarter Pounder purchased from the nearest McDonald's drive-thru?
SIOUX CITY -- A freestanding wooden carving of the word "relax" sits on a shelf in Jon VanTuyl's office at Family Wellness Associates in Sioux City.
SIOUX CITY -- The fear of contracting the coronavirus in a hospital has lead some patients with heart problems to delay treatment during the pandemic.
SIOUX CITY -- Rumor has it that a small westside hair salon is swamped with clients in the morning all the way through the evening hours.
SIOUX CITY -- Do you have the grit to make it through stressful times? Can you emerge from a difficult situation stronger?
SIOUX CITY -- When cultivating a creative community, you need to have seeds of inspiration.
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