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New Sioux City Public Museum explores the Declaration of Independence in today's world

(SCJ) - Rachelle Barnum is a self-admitted "history nerd" and the West High School teacher can even pinpoint the event that inspired her need for knowledge.

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Sioux City Public Museum hosts Declaration Book Club for America’s 250th birthday

(KTIV) - People across the United States are beginning to celebrate the country’s 250th birthday, including in Siouxland.

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Downtown Live music series returns with the launch of summer First Fridays

(Sioux City Journal) - Downtown Sioux City will be teeming with live music, a variety of food options, pop-up shops and family-friendly activities as Downtown Partners launches First Fridays, a new monthly event series, on Friday.

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Sioux City Public Museum invites public to enjoy summer programs

(KCAU) — The Sioux City Public Museum is hosting a cluster of events throughout this summer.

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NAACP hosts ‘Mentors, Mothers and Movers’ to kick off Black History Month in Sioux City

(KTIV) - The NAACP of Sioux City hosted ‘Mentors, Mothers, and Movers’- An event celebrating African American women in the community Saturday afternoon at the Sioux City Public Museum.

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Uncovering the influential legacy of Black women in Sioux City

(Sioux City Journal) - "With February being Black History Month, I wanted to spotlight the role that Black women have had in Sioux City.” - Jim Tillman

The free, open to the public presentation will also include a discussion with a panel of Black Siouxland women that will be moderated by Briar Cliff University (BCU) Social Work Professor Margarite Hardnett Reinert.