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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Senior program slated for May 20

9 hours ago | nwestiowa.com | Deb Nibbelink

HAWARDEN—The Prairie Woods Nature Center will host Senior Environmental Learning and Fellowship (SELF) at 10 a.m., 12:30 p.m. or 2:30 p.m. Tuesday, May 20, at Oak Grove Park near Hawarden. The topic will be Secret Language of Flowers. Coffee and treats will be served. Call 712-552-3057 to register.
Track last Thursday

1 day ago | nwestiowa.com | Charlie Hildebrand

West Sioux hosted its second meet of the week in track and field last Thursday and notched a pair of event wins. “It was awesome and a lot of fun,” said boys coach Jerome Hoegh. “It’s good to be here at home. We have great workers.”Girls coach Aimee Flynn said it was nice not having to travel far last week after hosting the War Eagle Conference meet on Monday, May 5. “It was nice to be able to stay home last week for meets and be blessed with some gorgeous weather,” she said.
Girls soccer

1 day ago | nwestiowa.com | Charlie Hildebrand

West Sioux dropped its last three girls soccer matches but looks to end the skid later last week before the start of postseason competition. The Falcons, 4-9 overall and 3-8 in the Northwest Iowa Soccer League, close the regular season with a nonconference contest on Friday at home against Sergeant Bluff-Luton. The Warriors played at MOC-Floyd Valley on Tuesday after the press deadline. West Sioux opens postseason on Monday in Class 1A Region 2 with a road game against 3-7-3 East Sac County.
Monday track

1 day ago | nwestiowa.com | Charlie Hildebrand

West Sioux wrapped up the regular season in track and field earlier last week and starts postseason competition today (Thursday, May 15). The Falcons run at the Class 2A state-qualifying meet at Sheldon. Aside from the hosts, the other teams competing there are Central Lyon, Cherokee, Hinton, KP-WC-RV, Lawton-Bronson, Okoboji, Ridge View, Unity Christian, West Lyon and Western Christian.
Boys soccer

1 day ago | nwestiowa.com | Charlie Hildebrand

West Sioux split its final two Northwest Iowa Soccer League matches and concludes the regular season on Friday. The Falcons, ranked seventh in Class 1A, finished with a 9-2-1 mark in the conference and are 10-3-1 overall. They finish the regular season with a nonconference match on Friday at home against Sergeant Bluff-Luton. West Sioux earned the top seed in Class 1A Substate 1. It plays the winner of Carroll Kuemper and Logan Magnolia in the semifinals on Tuesday, May 27.
American Legion to meet May 15

3 days ago | nwestiowa.com | Deb Nibbelink

SIOUX CENTER—Sioux Center American Legion Doornink Brunsting Post 199 will meet at 7 p.m. Thursday, May 15, at the American Legion Hall, 282 First Ave. NE. Anyone interested in becoming a member are encouraged to come.
Remembering Sioux Center zoo 55 years later

4 days ago | nwestiowa.com | Eric Sandbulte

SIOUX CENTER—It’s one of those pieces of local lore that shocks the imagination. Sioux Center had a zoo? At Children’s Park? With bears and peacocks? What on earth for? A few of the enclosures lasted long after the zoo opened 55 years ago, gaining an almost mythical quality to them, as if the bears still stalked the park in some dark corner, waiting for a moment to lunge at an unsuspecting parkgoer.
Film raises human trafficking awareness

5 days ago | nwestiowa.com | Eric Sandbulte

SIOUX CENTER—Hundreds of people packed into New Life Church in Sioux Center April 27, where they learned about how close to home trafficking truly is in Iowa. The church hosted the Team Iowa’s viewing of the documentary “Gridshock,” which provides viewers with an incredible look at what sex trafficking really looks like and how prevalent it is even in a small rural state like Iowa.
Monday girls soccer

5 days ago | nwestiowa.com | Charlie Hildebrand

SHELDON—Class 1A 13th-ranked Sioux Center road a huge first half to a 6-0 victory over Sheldon/Sibley-Ocheyedan on Monday in a girls Northwest Iowa Soccer League match. “We were very patient and trying to play possession and working on fundamentally breaking things down. And capitalizing on opportunities,” said Sioux Center coach Nate Bullock. The Warriors led 5-0 at halftime. “We did have the ball and got quite a few breakaways.
Thursday girls soccer

5 days ago | nwestiowa.com | Charlie Hildebrand

ORANGE CITY—MOC-Floyd Valley halted a two-game losing skid by topping Sheldon/Sibley-Ocheyedan 4-0 on Thursday in a girls Northwest Iowa Soccer League match. The Dutch fell to Spirit Lake Park-Okoboji 4-2 on May 1 and to Unity Christian 2-1 on Monday. “We came out and wanted to respond after our game earlier in the week,” said MOC-Floyd Valley coach Sara Nessa. “The girls were fired up for the game.”The Dutch led 3-0 at halftime.