Rodney Reisdorph is really into vintage cars.
Peggy La may not be up on the latest Korean-pop dance moves but she is a whiz at burlap rice bag racing.
David Hall keeps a screenshot of a 1965 Life magazine cover on his cellphone.
The SUX Pride Festival returns to Sioux City this weekend.
Even though Shawn Blomberg was looking stylish in a tartan-patterned sports jacket, he soon discovered an even more 1970s-looking garment hang…
A group of young Avengers congregated inside a former Southern Hills Mall storefront on an April evening for a special, members-only meeting.
On a Friday afternoon, station manager Matthew O'Connell thumbed his way through a batch of vinyl records that may soon find their way onto th…
WAYNE, Neb. -- Somewhere on the Wayne State College campus, Sigmund Freud was diagnosing a patient with "hysteria" in an office designed to lo…
On Taylor Grote's office desk there's a nameplate with the following titles: "Tycoon, warlord, business mogul."
Going to a rock show, you want to see the swagger of the singer as well as the grinding of the guitarist, right?
The exhibit examines the migration of Black Americans to Iowa in the early 20th century, systematic discrimination, suffrage and more.
As the blogger at SiouxlandFamilies.com and author of the book, “100 Things to Do in Sioux City and Siouxland Before You Die,” Lindsay Hindman…
A traveling exhibit designed to mark the milestone for the state parks in Iowa, "20 Artists, 20 Parks" showcases the paintings, sculptures, te…
Super Bowl Sunday is now the second-largest food "holiday" in the United States, second only to Thanksgiving. The Weekender dug in to the details.
We're talking about pickleball. And in less than a year, Siouxland Pickleball Association has grown from scratch to nearly 150 members.
"People ask, will I ever retire," Paul Chelstad told the Weekender, shaking his head. "When they'll eventually take me out of my house, feet f…
Plenty of items at the Sioux City store feature a COVID-19 theme. Among them: Magnets declaring "Isolation SUX," "Quarantine SUX" and "Shelter…
Sonya Collett has established a blog, created an Etsy store and opened a booth at Sioux City's Memory Lane Flea Market to show off her art and…
Now you can have your say on who will take top honors in a 2021 contest sponsored by the Sioux City Journal and the Weekender.
Late election day results? Check. Bitter partisan politicking? Yup, had plenty of that. But what about that technical snafu which nearly wreck…
Ezra Claytan Daniels' "Are You at Risk for Empathy Myopia?" begins with cavemen, then segues into the 2020 presidential election and ends with…
Opened on the ground floor of the Ho-Chunk Centre nearly two years ago, Gallery 103 provided space for area artists who were previously at eit…
Even though it was never her aspiration, Elizabeth Coody is quickly becoming an expert when it comes to analyzing things that go bump in the night.
We have good news and some bad news. On the positive side, 148 million consumers will be celebrating All Hollow's Eve, this year, shelling out…
Normally held every May, this year's Barstool Open will tee off at noon at 18 different bars on Fourth Street between Water Street and Floyd B…
Expect past records to be shattered as people make sure their vote counts.
Tony Ho Tran is a freelance journalist whose work has appeared in Playboy and Huffington Post. But he got his start at Da Kao, the popular Sio…
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