A SIOUX CITY LAWN AND GARDEN CENTER WILL SOON BE UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT AFTER OVER 60 YEARS OF SERVING THE COMMUNITY.

EARL MAY SEED AND NURSERY IS TAKING OVER MOSHER'S GARDEN CENTER ON WAR EAGLE DRIVE.

MOSHER'S SPOKESPERSON NICOLE JOY SAYS SEVERAL FACTORS LED TO THE CHANGE:

JOHN KLUVER, MANAGER OF THE MORNINGSIDE EARL MAY STORE, SAYS THE SWITCH TAKES EFFECT WITH THE NEW YEAR:

KLUVER SAYS THE MORNINGSIDE EARL MAY LOCATION ON GORDON DRIVE WILL ALSO REMAIN OPEN, GIVING HIS COMPANY A STRONGER PRESENCE IN SIOUX CITY.

THE CURRENT MOSHER'S EMPLOYEES WILL BE OFFERED JOBS WITH EARL MAY.

REPUBLICAN PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE RICK SANTORUM RETURNS TO NORTHWEST IOWA NEXT MONDAY, DECEMBER 5TH.

SANTORUM WILL HOLD A FAITH, FAMILY AMD FREEDOM TOWN HALL MEETING AT THE STONY CREEK INN AT 9:30AM NEXT MONDAY.

HE'LL FOLLOW THAT WITH STOPS IN LE MARS AT THE FOUR BROTHER'S RESTAURANT AT 12:30PM AND THEN IN SIOUX CENTER AT DORDT COLLEGE IN THE STUDENT CENTER AT 7:30 NEXT MONDAY EVENING.

REPUBLICAN PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE MICHELE BACHMANN RETURNED TO SIOUX CITY SUNDAY AFTERNOON.

THE MINNESOTA CONGRESSWOMAN WAS BOTH CAMAPAIGNING AND  PROMOTING HER BOOK "CORE OF CONVICTION".

BACHMANN SAYS SHE INTENDS TO WIN THE IOWA CAUCUSES AND THAT WINNING IOWA WILL BE THE SPRINGBOARD FOR THE NEXT PRESIDENT:

BACHMANN SAYS HER CORE VALUES WERE FORMED GROWING UP IN THE STATE IN THE WATERLOO AREA:

BACHMANN ATTENDED A MORNING CHURCH SERVICE IN SIOUX CITY AND THEN SIGNED BOOKS FOR SUPPORTERS AT BARNES AND NOBLE.

THANKSGIVING WEEKEND BROUGHT A LOT OF VISITORS TO THE DOWNTOWN SIOUX CITY MUSEUM.

DIRECTOR STEVE HANSEN SAYS OVER 1000 VISITORS STOPPED BY FROM FRIDAY THROUGH SUNDAY.

HANSEN SAYS THERE'S STILL TIME TO SEE SOME TEMPORARY EXHIBITS, AND A NEW ONE IS STARTING SOON:

THE MUSEUM'S ANNUAL HOLIDAY OPEN HOUSE IS ALSO PLANNED FOR THIS SUNDAY, AT THE PEIRCE MANSION AT 29TH AND JACKSON STREET FROM 1P UNTIL 4PM.