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Sheila Brummer

Sheila Brummer

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Reporter, Iowa Public Radio

Sioux City

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Total articles 988

  • After starting new lives in Iowa, some Ukrainian refugees fear deportation

    By Sheila Brummer Verified| Iowa Public Radio Verified At a grocery store on the main street of Orange City, a customer mulled over jars of jam through the hum of a refrigerator filled with meats and cheeses. “I haven’t tried the strawberry, or the raspberry, but I love the black currant,” said Lynn Vander Broek, an Orange City resident. This isn’t a typical market. On the shelves of Schedryck, there’s dried squid, pickled squash and sunflower oils — all products of Ukraine. The store also stocks food from other European countries.

    By Sheila Brummer Verified · Iowa Public Radio

    Mar. 21, 2025

  • GOODALL HONORS TANZANIA MIRACLE KIDS IN SIOUX CITY

    By Sheila Brummer Verified| KSUX-FM (Sioux City, IA) Verified WORLD-FAMOUS CONSERVATIONIST JANE GOODALL HONORED THE ONLY THREE SURVIVORS OF A SCHOOL BUS CRASH IN TANZANIA DURING A SPEECH IN SIOUX CITY SUNDAY. ALMOST EIGHT YEARS AGO, MISSIONARIES FROM SIOUX CITY SAVED THE STUDENTS, WHO WERE LATER FLOWN TO SIOUX CITY FOR MEDICAL TREATMENT AND BECAME KNOWN AS THE “MIRACLE KIDS.”. WILSON TARIMO IS NOW 20 YEARS OLD AND RETURNED TO SIOUX CITY IN 2022 TO ATTEND COLLEGE:https://kscj.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/TARIMO.mp3TARIMO OC……….LIFE WORTH LIVING.

    By Sheila Brummer Verified · KSUX-FM (Sioux City, IA)

    Mar. 17, 2025

  • After starting new lives in Iowa, some Ukrainian refugees fear deportation

    By Sheila Brummer Verified| Iowa Public Radio Verified At a grocery store on the main street of Orange City, a customer mulled over jars of jam through the hum of a refrigerator filled with meats and cheeses. “I haven’t tried the strawberry, or the raspberry, but I love the black currant,” said Lynn Vander Broek, an Orange City resident. This isn’t a typical market. On the shelves of Schedryck, there’s dried squid, pickled squash and sunflower oils — all products of Ukraine. The store also stocks food from other European countries.

    By Sheila Brummer Verified · Iowa Public Radio

    Mar. 21, 2025

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Iowa Public Radio

Iowa Public Radio (IPR) is a statewide public radio network in Iowa, established in December 2004. It combines the operations of several National Public Radio (NPR) member stations, including those affiliated with Iowa State University, the University of Iowa, and the University of Northern Iowa. IPR is known for its comprehensive coverage across Iowa's 99 counties. IPR offers a variety of radio programming, including three main streams: a News stream focusing on current events, a News/Studio One stream that blends news with cultural and entertainment content, and a Classical stream dedicated to classical music. The network also produces local content, particularly during weekends and evenings, and distributes podcasts like "From the Archives," which highlights historical material from its stations. IPR serves a diverse audience of approximately 236,000 listeners statewide, providing educational, cultural, and news content to both rural and urban communities.

Des Moines, Iowa, United States

+1 800-861-8000

Founded: 2004