Street in sioux city is practically empty. Most people are inside as tvs tuned into the big ten championship. The majority of people ready to cheer on iowa. We aint going to lose, well win this one, said a hawkeye fan. Spirits are high. Regardless of what the outcome might be. Undefeated up to this point, never been 120, so im good with that, said a hawkeye fan. But iowa has some extra voices pulling for them as many other sports fans teams are not playing on championship saturday. I was born and raised a hawkeye fan, said an iowa state alum. [i] went to iowa state, got to love them both. Even gaining a few nebraska fans for the night. I got to root for my neighbor iowa, said a nebraska fan. But not very many nebraska fans. Go green, said another nebraska fan. As iowa continued its quest to remain undefeated. In sioux city, sam curtiss, ktiv news 4 right now the score is michigan st. 9, iowa 13 early into the Fourth Quarter mark will have more in sportsfource it was chilly this week, b
Exploring African contributions in the arts, join filmmaker Zeapoe Matalda, Dr. Greg Carlson, and critic Matt Olien in our Black History Month round-table.
Although education and bettering the community may not always come hand-in-hand, they certainly do for Gregory Carlson. Born in New York City, Carlson moved to Cañon City with his parents when he was just a year old and has had Fremont County in his veins ever since. Educational pursuits quickly became a part of Carlson’s […]