The Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center and CF Industries Growers’ Academy’s Community Garden is growing well. The kids enjoyed planting the seeds and seeing the growth. Recently they fertilized the plots and of course watered them. Lessons in not holding the hose in one spot was learned! Watch for updates on the vegetables as the summer progresses.
Thank you to the Siouxland Chamber Green Coats and to the Sioux City Schools Career Academy for making our ribbon cutting for the shed such…
Sarah Enright’s presentation will use archived newspaper clippings, microfilm and web resources to present facts, theories and law enforcement efforts about Sioux City criminal cases that have gone cold.
Backlight Production Services’ skilled professionals have been the people behind the scenes of the Spirit of Discovery Summer shows on our outdoor stage. They have…
Living in Vermillion SD in the late 70s and early 80s, I knew there was a place called Spirit Mound that was a little way out of town. However, I did not know why it had that name. I do not remember my teachers talking about the history of the place. When my family first moved there, the area was empty land. My brothers tell stories of sliding down the hill on old truck hoods. Mainly in later years we knew it as a farm lot. Mostly high school kids used the area as a spot to go drinking because it was out of town.
This year the Sioux City Qualifier will be held at the Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center Betty Strong Encounter Center.
This week, the Center offers guests a new exhibit by local artists, a culturally relevant children’s class and comedy for adults and families.