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Sac County in Iowa lies near Nebraska's western border and takes its name from a Native American tribe that once resided here. Sac County is widely celebrated for its rich agricultural legacy, beautiful countryside settings and strong sense of community spirit.
Sac County holds one interesting distinction - home of the world's largest popcorn ball! Created for Sac City's 150th Anniversary celebrations in 2016, the ball weighs over 9,000 pounds. Composed of over 20,000 kernels of popcorn popped from each kernel-packed kernel pack inside it - Guinness Book of World Records recognizes it as being largest of its kind worldwide!
Sac County has long been home to notable residents. Perhaps most notably is astronaut Peggy Whitson who hails from Beaconsfield town located in its southeastern portion. She has completed three space flights and spent 665 days out there as one of history's most experienced astronauts. Other prominent residents have included politician Harold Hughes and artist Grant Wood - to name just two examples!
Sac County has played host to several significant historical events throughout its long and proud history, from Civil War-era antislavery activity and underground railroad stations locating here during that war, through creameries and canning factories that provided economic benefits in early 20th-century. Today, Sac County continues its rich traditions while looking towards its bright future with pride.
