Earl Horlyk
Globe Gazette
Sioux City, IA, United States
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Sergeant Bluff woman earns taekwondo black belt at age 70
"Retiring doesn't mean giving up on your dreams," the woman explained. "I needed to challenge myself." → Read More
Sux 6: The Best Things to Do in Siouxland
1 Headbanger's ball! → Read More
MUGSHOT: Siouxland man sought on probation violation
SIOUX CITY -- The U.S. Marshals Service Northern Iowa Fugitive Task Force is seeking the following person: → Read More
Siouxland cycling brothers making an annual trek on the Cowboy Trail
ONAWA, Iowa -- Some people prefer taking the road less traveled. → Read More
Sux 6: The Best Things to Do in Siouxland
1 'Half Baked?' Sounds about right! → Read More
Sux 6: The Best Things to Do in Sioux City
1 Built Ford tough! → Read More
Rapper and singer C-Note Bankin is looking for a 'Ginuwine' big break
With shiny-new grills on his teeth plus plenty of bling, C-Note Bankin (AKA Charlie Franklin III) can't help but look like a million bucks. Accessorizing his ensemble with two oversized money belts -- containing 15 100-hundred dollar bills -- certainly doesn't hurt with the over-the-top aesthetic. "What would C-Note Bankin be without plenty of C-Notes?" the Sioux City-based rapper asked with a… → Read More
WATCH NOW: Johnnie Bolin reflects on his late brother Tommy Bolin and their Hall of Fame induction
SIOUX CITY — The late Tommy Bolin, a legendary musician from such groups as Zephyr, the James Gang and Deep Purple, earned a posthumous spot on the Iowa Rock 'n Roll Music Association (IRRMA) Hall of Fame, based on his work as a teenager in a band called A Patch of Blue. That honor came in 1999, 23 years after the guitarist's death. Tommy Bolin's brother Johnnie Bolin has three IRRMA Hall of… → Read More
WATCH NOW: Long Lines Climbing offers activities that challenge mental and physical stamina
SIOUX CITY -- David Salem's eyes darted to the left, then quickly to the right. → Read More
ISU Extension summer camps gives kids a chance to broaden their horizon
Or should we say there was a mechanical issue impeding the launch of Cole Seil's rocket. "Don't worry about it, buddy," Nathan Primrose said, reconnecting the PVC piping which was being used as a launcher for Cole's DIY cardboard spaceship. "This is an easy fix. Now, stomp on the pop bottle and watch your rocket fly." Wait, cardboard spacecraft, PVC launchpads and propulsion by plastic pop… → Read More
Sux 6: The Best Things to Do in Siouxland
1 Tiny City Slickers! → Read More
'The Music Man' coming to Le Mars' Postal Playhouse
LE MARS, Iowa -- There's trouble in River City and it may be spreading to the Ice Cream Capital of the World as well. → Read More
Sioux City Council discusses exotic animal ordinance
If any city ordinance were to change, it likely would limit the number of snakes that can be kept legally. → Read More
MUGSHOT: Siouxland man sought by ICE
SIOUX CITY -- The U.S. Marshals Service Northern Iowa Fugitive Task Force is seeking the following person: * Rafael Mungilla-Sandoval, 27. He is 5 feet 6 inches tall, weighs 130 pounds and is wanted by the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) for illegally reentering the United States. Anyone with information can call 712-252-0211 or email Siouxlands.Mostwanted@usdoj.gov. → Read More
New yoga studio stresses the physical and mental benefits of exercise
SIOUX CITY -- Lisa Corbett believes in the health benefits of being still. → Read More
Sux 6: The Best Things to Do in Siouxland
1 Trace along the lines! → Read More
Shakespeare's 'Hamlet' gets a revision in new Morningside University production
SIOUX CITY -- Is there something rotten in Denmark? → Read More
Sux 6: the Best Things to Do in Siouxland
1 'Memba This! → Read More
Sioux City man wins $25,000 lottery prize
CLIVE, Iowa -- A Sioux City man has won a $25,000 lottery prize. → Read More
Even with a glut of competing festivals, organizers look forward to 2022 Saturday in the Park lineup
Regardless of how SITPs there's been in the past, he credited the continuing success to the hundreds of volunteers, organizations and businesses who work to keep things going year after → Read More