Aleisa Schat is a journalist for the Iowa Information Media Group, focusing on local news in Sioux Center, Iowa. With a passion for community storytelling, Aleisa covers a range of topics including local events, education, business, and human interest stories.
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SIOUX CENTER—Davenport resident Jason Halkias became a Pizza Ranch fanatic around a decade ago, inspired by a former girlfriend’s enthusiasm for the chain.
REGIONAL—Hartley native Dr. Steven Meyer took his first medical outreach trip to Tanzania in 1996. Nearly three decades later, the organization he founded continues to expand its reach in one
Senior Alice Boggs plays a solo on her viola in the music room at MOC-Floyd Valley High School in Orange City. Boggs was one of two high school musicians in N'West Iowa to be selected to perform in the All-State Music Festival Concert at Iowa State University Nov. 23.
Sinterklaas and Piet wave to children during the procession from Stadscentrum to city hall on Sinterklaas Day, which is celebrated the first Saturday in December in Orange City.
Students in Anna Bartlett’s ESL class practice conversational English in front of their classmates in the basement of the Orange City Public Library. ESL courses are offered year-round at the library and have grown in recent years as more newcomers have arrived in the region.
ROCK VALLEY—Veteran Rock Valley High School science teacher Cory Brandt has been teaching his courses as usual, but without the physical infrastructure of a science laboratory.
Members of the Boyden-Hull High School CAPS program this semester are (front, from left) Rylee Bomgaars, Avery Veltkamp, Jade Goehring, Raina Nibbelink; (back) Izzy Prachomphonh, Ryder Wynja, Levi Schafer, Jeremy Maassen and Dennie Boogerd. Isaac Miller also is a member.
A welder cuts steel for a cattle gate at B&B Supply in rural Doon. he hog and cattle gating business moved to a new location along Highway 75 in 2021, and the business is constructing a new addition to accommodate growth.
Dordt University junior Carter Van Loo of Lyndon, WA, demonstrates the technological interface inside the cab of a John Deere combine during harvest at the Dordt Ag Stewardship Center, which is located north of Sioux Center.
PRIMGHAR—The newly renovated fifth- and sixth-grade classrooms at South O’Brien Elementary School in Primghar were buzzing with activity on a recent morning.
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