Siouxland Magazine - Volume 3 Issue 4

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Siouxland Magazine writers CONVERSE Jetske Wauran, People of Siouxland - Portraits of the Extraordinary. INSPIRE Dr. Cyndi Hanson, Executive Director for Northeast Community College’s Extended Campus. GROW Stacy Orndorff, Entrepreneurial Community Navigator & Stacy O. Speaks. Tony Michaels, KSUX Morning Show Host with Candice Nash. Michelle Lessmann, Fully Licensed Office Professional in Keith Bales Office of Thrivent. Todd Rausch, SBDC Regional Director at WITCC. EXPLORE Alex Watters, Sioux City Council. Erika Hansen, Lifelong Siouxland Resident & Model. Up From the Earth Leadership Team. University of Nebraska – Lincoln Nebraska Extension Educators. BALANCE Hali Benson, Certified Holistic Nutrition and Wellness Practitioner & Owner Blossom Services Dr. Meghan Nelson, Licensed Physical Therapist, Professional Yoga Therapist & Co-owner of Lumin Therapy. Gladys Smith, Licensed Independent Social Worker & Co-founder of Soul Creek Nature Therapy. Dr. Nesrin Abu Ata, Family Medicine Physician, Integrative Psychiatrist & Yoga Instructor. Emily Larson, Licensed Massage Therapist & Private Yoga Instructor. Grace Nordquist, Business Development Coordinator for Downtown Partners. Nolan Shook, Marketing Board Chair for Sioux City Growth Organization. Peggy Smith, Executive Director for Leadership Siouxland. Kari Nelson, Graphic Designer. Starting Conversations in our Community Align your business with Siouxland Magazine. Advertise your business in a publication commited to improving our community. Visit SiouxlandMagazine.com And by the way… …we want to hear from you. Send us your stories. Visit our website and click on article submission.
Editors Note I love all the ways we are able to express ourselves - life never ceases to amaze me. All around us, there is a dynamic expression, and even in the interaction between, an evolution into its form of being. Life is demanding play and growth and fuller expression. It’s fun to watch it all unfold. This publication encourages conversation, which in and of itself has vast possibilities of expression. Then sometimes words just aren’t enough and outpours music with all its emotion, visual art with its multitude of forms, and movement. Yes, movement. From talking with our whole body to dancing. We just keep moving. Over the last couple of years, I’ve tried hard to express my commitment to this community through this publication; setting the stage for all of you to share your stories and for connections to take place. It’s exciting to know it’s being received. With so much gratitude, I am pleased to announce a new partnership with the City and to bring to all of you Sioux City Progress. Together we will keep progressing. Siouxland Magazine | Expression / 7 A new partnership! For more than 15 years, the City of Sioux City’s Progress newsletter has shared positive stories, project updates, and event information with residents and visitors. The publication has evolved over time—both in design and distribution—but its goals have remained the same: • Showcase the success in our City to residents and visitors • Attract and recruit new businesses and employees to the Siouxland area As we considered new ways of reaching our diverse audience, inserting the Progress newsletter into Siouxland Magazine was a natural fit. Siouxland Magazine strives to educate and inspire its readers, and it seeks to create a community that thrives on connecting with one another. We share these aspirations, and we are proud of this new partnership. Designed as a pull-out piece, the City Progress newsletter can be a handy reference throughout the summer and beyond. We hope this issue will not only inform you of what’s happening in the city, but also invite you to become part of it! Anne Westra Communications & Public Engagement Specialist, City of Sioux City Stacie Anderson Owner of Empowering Conversations LLC & Siouxland Magazine Certified John Maxwell Speaker, Trainer & Coach Passionate about Leadership & Communication Siouxland Magazine is owned and published by Empowering Conversations, LLC. All materials contained in this magazine (including text, content, and photographs) are protected by United States copyright law and may not be reproduced, distributed, transmitted, displayed, published, broadcast or modified in any way without the prior written consent of Empowering Conversations, LLC or in the case of third party materials, the owner of that content. You may not alter or remove any trademark, copyright or other notice from copies of this content.
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