The Journal's Bruce Miller writes: I realize they didn’t have to go out of their way for someone else, but they did. They gave me a window onto a world I hadn’t known and taught me to always be open to meeting others. You never know where it might lead.
Inside Bay 6 at Sioux City's Railroad Museum sits a boxcar replica akin to ones used to carry Holocaust victims during WWII. It's part of a new exhibit, "Holocaust Rails: Desperate Passage" -- meant to give visitors a sense of what prisoners went through.
New Morningside restaurant, Sarg's Philly Time, specializes in 'Build Your Own Philly' sandwiches. Muhammad Sajid runs the place and has gotten help from Dustin Carnes and Fred Jacobsen.
The clock is ticking for Siouxland teens to purchase or rent formal wear for prom 2023. We talked with Dream Dress Express' Baylie Bass about recent trends.
Weeks before showtime, Addalai Burback has the complex choreography of the "Turn Back, O Man" dance routine from "Godspell" down pat. An East High sophomore, Burback is one of the nearly 60 young cast members in REACH Youth's production of "Godspell."
Macfarlane, the Sioux City Public Museum's education coordinator, oversees the annual History Projects exhibit, which is in its 32nd year of showcasing models and posters of local historic landmarks, people and events created by fourth-grade students.
SIOUX CITY -- The curtains may be hung on rods instead of a stage proscenium and the high kicks in the "Easy Street" number may be a work in progress, but you can bet your bottom dollar that Hunt A+ Arts Elementary School's production of "Annie Kids" will be ready for showtime.
On a recent day at the Sioux City Art Center, Curator Christopher Atkins adjusted a framed watercolor of a girl in a pink and purple dress walking through a forest. It's 1 of about 70 pieces by students on display for the 34th Youth Art Month Exhibition.
SIOUX CITY -- When acclaimed opera singer John Osborn returns for a concert in his native Sioux City, it will be a celebration of his nearly 30-year professional career as well as a bit of a family reunion.
"It's a fun gift to send to someone so they remember where their roots are," Chaeli Hanna-Kohn said of the trinket trays.
Sioux City-born filmmaker Joe Clarke reveals how he achieved artistic success in Hollywood with a new book.
The sight of the bright blooms and their sweet, woodsy scents bring both joy and tears to recipients, according to Robyn Lieber, who has distributed more than 200 "twice blessed bouquets."
SIOUX CITY -- Singer-songwriter and world traveler Michael F. "Mac" McDonald will bring a program of musical stylings at 2 p.m. Feb. 5 to the Betty Strong Encounter Center, 900 Larsen Park Rd.
The business offers HD prenatal imaging, IV hydration and early gender determination services in a spa-like setting, along with a baby boutique that features clothing, toys and other items.
CheapInsurance.com has taken a deep dive into the sobering laws throughout the United States and around the world that make alcohol a crime—in many unexpected and old-fashioned ways.
May is Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, but artist and baker Jasmine Cho brings attention to AAPIs every month. Her medium? Cookies.
The majority of junk food tastes delicious to most people, this is proven by the CDC’s finding that two-thirds of Americans are overweight.
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The two gifts you give your children are roots and wings, but the latter can leave you with mixed emotions. We’re here to help with the transition to an empty nest so hopefully your uncertainty becomes a little more certain. Buzz60’s Chloe Hurst has the story!
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Lawmakers in 29 states have approved or are working on laws that allow the creation of hospital police forces, whose members can carry firearms and make arrests. Some critics worry about the “unintended consequences” of boosting law enforcement presence in places people receive medical care.
SATURDAY, May 27, 2023 (HealthDay News) -- When going on vacation, there’s a lot to remember, but it’s a good idea if you add one more item to the to-do list.
New York City Mayor Eric Adams has signed legislation that will ban discrimination based on body size by adding weight and height to the list of protected categories such as race, sex and religion. Exemptions under the ordinance include cases in which an individual’s height or weight could prevent them from performing essential functions of the job. Some business leaders have said they are concerned that that compliance with the new ordinance could become an onerous burden. Several other U.S. cities have banned discrimination based on weight or on physical appearance, including San Francisco, Washington, D.C. and Madison, Wisconsin.
People who exercise have a higher pain tolerance on average than those who stay sedentary.
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Walnut cat litter is made from crushed walnut shells, a recycled byproduct of the food industry. The shells are processed and finely ground into granules that resemble traditional clay-based cat litter. There are a few unique benefits to this eco-friendly option, but there are also a couple of cons to consider.
One of the biggest benefits of walnut cat litter is that it’s an environmentally friendly choice. The walnut shells are biodegradable and natural, and as a food industry byproduct, they would otherwise go to waste.
While walnut shell litter is a great option for many cats, there is a risk of allergic reactions in humans or cats with nut allergies. If you’re not sure if your cat has a nut allergy, try testing a small amount of litter and monitoring your cat for irritation.
One of the most popular walnut cat litters is Naturally Fresh Cat Litter. This walnut-based quick-clumping kitty litter is available on Amazon for $20 per 26-pound bag.