Peggy Senzarino is a reporter for the Sioux City Journal, covering local news and events in Sioux City, Iowa. With a focus on community stories, Peggy brings attention to the achievements, events, and issues that impact the residents of Sioux City and the surrounding areas.
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Peggy Senzarino's articles primarily focus on local events, businesses, and community news in Sioux City, Iowa. She often covers cultural and entertainment topics related to the area.
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By: Peggy Senzarino
Is this Sioux City? Well, yes and no. It’s the Middle Ages recreated in modern-day Siouxland. Visitors to the Kingdom of Riverssance Renaissance Gathering at Riverside Park in Sioux City can be excused for wondering about the location.
By: Peggy Senzarino
PEGGY SENZARINO DAKOTA DUNES, S.D. -- 871 E. Sawgrass Trail is more than just a home.
By: Peggy Senzarino
SIOUX CITY — It was a good first year at the Sioux City Farmers Market for the owners of From Our Mesa, a sourdough micro bakery based in Sioux City.
By: Peggy Senzarino
LE MARS, Iowa — The Le Mars Community School District is bursting at the seams and needs more space.
By: Peggy Senzarino
Hinton school superintendent Ken Slater said he's listened to voter concerns and responded by presenting a revamped $11.9 million bond issue, reduced from the previous $16.1 million, to improve school facilities. The simplified ballot question for the Nov. 5 vote seeks approval for funds to build a classroom addition for the elementary building and remodel the middle school/high school facility.
By: Peggy Senzarino
Voters line up to check in to cast their votes Saturday, Nov. 3, 2024 at Long Lines Family Center in Sioux City, Saturday.
By: Peggy Senzarino
The 5-bedroom residence located on a quiet cul-de-sac in Dakota Dunes offers attention to detail and clever touches throughout. They help set this home apart from the crowd.
By: Peggy Senzarino
In response to the late June flooding in McCook Lake, North Sioux City officials have approved contracts for various recovery projects, including the demolition of 20 homes on Northshore Drive
By: Peggy Senzarino
NORTH SIOUX CITY — City officials have approved contracts for several projects involving recovery from the late June flooding in McCook Lake.
By: Peggy Senzarino
SIOUX CITY – No time to take your dog to the groomer? Let the groomer come to you.
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