Dolly Butz is a City Government/Features Reporter for the Sioux City Journal, focusing on local news and events in Sioux City, Iowa. With her extensive experience in journalism, Dolly has covered a range of topics including community events, local government issues, human interest stories, and breaking news.
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The project will place a new asphalt surface on the roadway and reconstruct sidewalk ramps. Traffic will be maintained on Hamilton Boulevard during this project.
By: Dolly Butz
May 2021: Semehar Ghebrekidan talks about her job as Sioux City's new community inclusion liaison. She works with the recently formed Inclusive Sioux City Advisory Committee.
SIOUX CITY -- A 3-ton weight restriction has gone into effect on the West Street Bridge to ensure the public's safety.
By: Dolly Butz
Last year, Hinton native Hallie Vonk co-founded the Student Association for Rural Health, an organization that provides real work learning opportunities for University of Iowa students, while also raising awareness about the health and health care needs of rural communities.
By: Dolly Butz
SIOUX CITY — The Sioux City Council will be asked Monday to accept a developer's proposal to construct a hotel, convenience store and warehouse on a parcel of land at Sioux Gateway Airport's entrance.
Sioux City police were called to the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Transportation Center, 509 Nebraska St., at 10:32 a.m.
By: Dolly Butz
The proposal from Midwest Hotels, LLC was one of four proposals submitted to the city for the purchase and development of property at the northeast and southeast corners of Aviation
From our "Overheard in the News" collection for May 7, 2024: "The intent is to get as much federal funding for this project to lessen the burden to the state of Iowa and the Sioux City taxpayer." — Jessica Felix, Iowa DOT District 3 engineer, during meeting on replacement of Gordon Drive viaduct.
Semehar Ghebrekidan said her name has been "drug through the mud" since the City of Sioux City placed her on paid administrative leave in February, pending the outcome of an investigation.
By: Dolly Butz
SIOUX CITY — The Sioux City Council will be asked Monday to approve a rezoning request so that a developer can remodel a former nursing home into apartments.
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