Jim Sorvaag tells his story live at Ode. The theme was "Risk."
Bill. I met him in early spring of 1981 when I was in law school. I’d come to Sioux City once in a while, looking for something I didn’t think I could find in small-town South Dakota.
Kay Frances Scott tells her story live at Ode. The theme was "Risk."
I left Little Rock, Arkansas, bound for the East Coast with two suitcases, $200 and a one-way ticket to Hartford, Connecticut in hot pursuit of an acting career.
Lloyd Lee tells his story live at Ode. The theme was "Risk."
I’m lying in the ER, dazed and confused—my whole body numb. I’m holding back the tears as I gasp for breath. I wonder, Will I walk again? Was it really worth the risk?
An interview with Sioux City artist Glenda Drennen.
Decades ago, Glenda Drennen’s first attempt at watercolors didn’t turn out as she’d hoped. She stuffed all of her supplies in a shoebox and nearly abandoned them.