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1. State and Siouxland programs helping fight food insecurities during summer break (kcau9.com) — Families in Sioux City can tap into the Community School District’s free summer meals program, offering weekday breakfasts and lunches plus bus transportation for kids 1–18. Local efforts are reinforced by the federal SUN Bucks program, which provides eligible Iowa students with monthly food benefits to help cover grocery costs during the summer break.
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2. Morningside University Spring 2026 Graduates (sergeantbluffadvocates.com) — Morningside University is celebrating its Spring 2026 graduates, including dozens of students from Sioux City earning bachelor’s, master’s, and nursing degrees. The list also highlights new grads from nearby communities like Sergeant Bluff, Salix, and Sloan, showcasing the region’s latest class of educators, nurses, and professionals.
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3. Siouxland Church News for June 11, 2026 (siouxcityjournal.com) — A Sioux City Catholic priest recently took his oath of citizenship, becoming a U.S. citizen in a ceremony earlier this month. The Cathedral of the Epiphany’s Rev. David Esquiliano says citizenship strengthens his ability to serve parishioners and connect more deeply with the community he ministers in every day.
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4. Three USD Knudson School of Law graduates reflect on their experiences and future plans (rushmorestatenews.com) — Alee Lewis, a recent USD Knudson School of Law graduate, plans to return to Sioux City as an associate attorney with Klass Law Firm, while classmates Holly Tofte and Rodney Axson launch careers elsewhere. The trio reflects on overcoming self-doubt, making the most of law school, and building relationships that shaped their paths into legal practice.
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5. Gas prices drop for third straight week in Iowa (kwit.org) — Gas prices across Iowa have fallen for three straight weeks, easing from a late-spring spike that pushed Sioux City well above $4 per gallon in early May. The statewide average now sits at $3.78, still higher than last year, as global tensions and restricted oil shipments continue to influence what drivers pay at the pump.
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