BUSINESSES CLOSED BY FLOOD REOPEN

SIOUXLAND---THE DAKOTA DUNES COUNTRY CLUB WILL REOPEN FOR BUSINESS FRIDAY.

THE COUNTRY CLUB, ALONG WITH MANY RESIDENTS, WERE EVACUATED DUE TO MISSOURI RIVER FLOODING THIS SUMMER.

EVEN THOUGH THEY WEREN'T OFFICIALLY OPEN, THE CLUB WAS A CENTER POINT FOR MANY NATIONAL GUARD SOLDIERS AND WATER RESCUE CREWS.

THE CLUB PROVIDED SHELTER FOR THE STORMS AND EXTREME HEAT. THE DAKOTA DUNES COUNTRY CLUB WILL REOPEN FRIDAY AFTERNOON AT 4 O'CLOCK.

SIOUX CITY---AFTER FOUR MONTHS OF BEING CLOSED DUE TO MISSOURI RIVER FLOODING, THE SERGEANT FLOYD RIVER MUSEUM AND WELCOME CENTER WILL REOPEN THIS FRIDAY.

THE COMBINED MUSEUM AND TOURIST INFORMATION CENTER DID NOT SUSTAIN ANY DAMAGE TO ITS FACILITY.

HOWEVER, THE RISING FLOOD WATERS IN MAY PROMPTED ITS CLOSURE AND REMOVAL OF ITS EXHIBITS AND ARTIFACTS.

THE WELCOME CENTER IS LOCATED AT 1000 LARSEN PARK ROAD, JUST OFF I-29.

STARTING FRIDAY, IT WILL BE OPEN DAILY FROM 10 A.M. FROM 4 P.M.