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Sioux City, Iowa's westernmost city located in Woodbury County at the confluence of Big Sioux and Missouri Rivers serves as an essential transportation hub in its region, known for its vibrant arts scene as well as rich history and breathtaking natural beauty.
Sioux City once became famous as the "Hog Capital of the World." Today, however, Sioux City hosts various industries including healthcare, manufacturing and finance - in addition to several colleges such as Morningside College and Briar Cliff University.
Sioux City has long been home to notable people. One such notable resident was Neal Smith, former U.S. Representative from Iowa who played an instrumental role in passing several important environmental laws. Susan Glaspell grew up nearby Davenport but spent much of her childhood living here before going on to write her award-winning play "Trifles," now considered an American literary classic.
Sioux City hosts numerous annual festivals and events that draw crowds of visitors from throughout the region, such as Saturday in the Park music festival (held each summer and offering live music from multiple genres), Sioux City International Film Festival, which showcases independent movies from around the globe and provides movie enthusiasts with an exclusive opportunity to discover new works, as well as museums like Sioux City Art Center and Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center - drawing even more people in.
