The N'West Iowa REVIEW

The N'West Iowa REVIEW serves as the main publication of Iowa Information, Inc., a company located in Sheldon, Iowa. Founded in 1962 by Peter W. and Connie Wagner, who initially launched The Golden Shopper, the REVIEW was introduced a decade later in 1972. It was created to serve the four counties in the northwestern region of Iowa. Today, it boasts the largest paid circulation of any weekly newspaper in the state and has received numerous accolades in both state and national competitions. Published every Saturday morning, the REVIEW focuses significantly on high school sports, as well as featuring various articles and themed sections.

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Dordt ensemble concert slated April 28

10 hours ago | nwestiowa.com | Deb Nibbelink

SIOUX CENTER—Dordt University will host a small ensemble concert featuring two student-led groups and two faculty-led groups at 7:30 p.m. Monday, April 28, in B.J. Haan Auditorium in Sioux Center. The percussion ensemble, led by Tori Ensink and comprised of the top six chairs in the Wind Symphony at Dordt, will perform “Celebration II,” a lively marimba piece by Daiki Kato played by five percussionists.
Bird Watching at Oak Grove May 10

11 hours ago | nwestiowa.com | Deb Nibbelink

HAWARDEN—Sioux County Conservation will offer Bird Watching 7:30-10 a.m. Saturday, May 10, at Oak Grove Park near Hawarden. Join area birders to look and listen for migrating songbirds including warblers, vireos, grosbeaks and thrushes. Bring a bird guide or binoculars if you have them. Meet at Prairie Woods at 7:30 a.m. Preregister at www.siouxcountyparks.org.
Monday girls track

1 day ago | nwestiowa.com | Charlie Hildebrand

Sheldon gets the opportunity to host a girls track and field meet for the second time in four days this week. The Orabs will host the Sheldon Coed Relays on Thursday, then run in a meet hosted by Okoboji on Monday. “We’ve got great volunteers and administration to run a smooth and efficient meet,” said Sheldon coach Joseph Kunert. “That’s good to do that a couple times and race in front of the home crowd. Hopefully, the rain holds off on Thursday. Looking forward to that.
West Sioux boys soccer

1 day ago | nwestiowa.com | Charlie Hildebrand

West Sioux continued its streak five consecutive matches without a loss last week in boys soccer and entered the state rankings. The Falcons, 5-1-1 overall and 4-1-1 in the Northwest Iowa Soccer League, are ranked eighth in Class 1A. They play next on Tuesday next week in a conference match at home against Boyden-Hull/Rock Valley. West Sioux hosted Western Christian after the press deadline on Tuesday in a league contest.
West Sioux girls soccer

1 day ago | nwestiowa.com | Charlie Hildebrand

West Sioux dropped its lone girls soccer match last week and doesn’t play again until next week. The Falcons, 2-4 overall and 2-3 in the Northwest Iowa Soccer League, are scheduled to play next on Tuesday next week at 0-6 Boyden-Hull/Rock Valley. West Sioux played at 1-3-1 Western Christian after the press deadline on Tuesday this week. The Falcons hosted MOC-Floyd Valley on Tuesday, April 15, and dropped a 2-0 decision against the Dutch in a conference contest in Hawarden.
West Sioux girls track

1 day ago | nwestiowa.com | Charlie Hildebrand

West Sioux competed in girls track for the first time in nearly two weeks on Monday and is slated to run again on Friday. The Falcons compete next at a meet hosted by Hartley-Melvin-Sanborn on Friday in Hartley, the run at an event hosted by West Lyon on Tuesday next week. West Sioux competed in a meet hosted by Alcester-Hudson of South Dakota on Tuesday after the press deadline. The Falcons competed at the Sheldon Invitational on Monday and placed seventh in the Class B team standings.
West Sioux boys track

1 day ago | nwestiowa.com | Charlie Hildebrand

West Sioux competed just once in boys track last week and doesn’t run again until Friday. The Falcons compete in the Hawk Relays hosted by Hartley-Melvin-Sanborn on Friday in Hartley. They then run in a meet hosted by West Lyon on Tuesday next week in Inwood. West Sioux competed in a meet hosted by Alcester-Hudson of South Dakota on Tuesday after the press deadline this week.
4th Avenue Singers, Band to perform

1 day ago | nwestiowa.com | Deb Nibbelink

SIOUX CENTER—The community is invited to an evening of jazz featuring Dordt University’s 4th Avenue Singers and 4th Avenue Band at 7 p.m. Saturday, April 26, in B.J. Haan Auditorium in Sioux Center.
Landscaping for Wildlife program May 10

1 day ago | nwestiowa.com | Deb Nibbelink

HAWARDEN—Sioux County Conservation will offer Landscaping for Wildlife 10-11 a.m. Saturday, May 10, at Prairie Woods Nature Center at Oak Grove Park near Hawarden. Inviting wildlife into your yard can be a rewarding experience for you and the wildlife. Learn how and why to bring nature closer to home. This program is presented by Rock Valley’s Siouxland Prairie Farms. There will be native plants available for purchase after the program, from 11 a.m.-noon. Preregister at www.siouxcountyparks.org.
Family Fishing Clinic slated for June 14

1 day ago | nwestiowa.com | Deb Nibbelink

SIOUX CENTER—Sioux County Conservation, Sioux County Sportsmen’s Club and the Sioux Center Public Library are hosting a free family fishing clinic 9 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Saturday, June 14, at Sandy Hollow Recreational Area east of Sioux Center. The program will include fishing instruction, fishing, a casting contest, lunch and giveaways. Fishing poles and bait will be provided or bring your own. All ages are welcome with ages 8 and under needing to have an adult present.