So there’s an urban legend here in Sioux City that explains the reason why we have no real emergencies, and hardly any severe weather; we are protected by Chief War Eagle. findagrave.com Waŋbdí Okíčhize was
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Peirce Mansion
This was one of the first landmarks I remember seeing upon moving to Sioux City in 2007. My first apartment was on Jackson Street four blocks down from the Peirce Mansion, and every Spring and
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Sergeant Floyd Monument
Did you know the Floyd Monument is the first designated National Historic Landmark of the United States? Whoa! Being on the U.S. National Register of Historic Places, it’s also a great place to bring a
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Greek Fest
Here in Sioux City, this is one of the most anticipated events all year! Everyone knows about Greek Fest, and everyone raves about the food and bake sale. If you’ve never had Greek food, you
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Thorpe and Company
The oldest jeweler in town has been in business for 119 years! Founded in 1900, and maintaining its iconic downtown location, Thorpe’s is a family-owned, fifth-generation local Siouxland business. The downtown clock thorpejewelers.com Its recognizable
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Book People
Did you know there is an independent book store in Sioux City? And that it’s been in business since 1977? That’s over 40 years! I have known where Book People was located since moving to
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Pierce Street Coffee Works
The first time I brought my mom here to eat, she instantly fell in love with the small, quaint, hometown feel of this neighborhood coffee shop. In fact, now it has become her favorite place
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LaunchPAD
If you noticed my last post about Thinker Toys, I decided to follow through with the kid-friendly theme, and write about our LaunchPAD Children’s Museum we have here in Sioux City. I remembered when it
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Thinker Toys
Did you know there’s a castle in Sioux City? Did you know there’s also a toy store inside said castle? Even better, would you believe me if I told you there’s a bar right next
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Mary Treglia
Founded in 1921 the Mary Treglia Community House has been essential and valuable resource for immigrants and refugees arriving in Siouxland. Who was she? Mary Treglia was born and raised in Sioux city, but her
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