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Sac City, Iowa is a small town situated in Sac County in western Iowa near the confluence of Raccoon and Cedar Rivers and boasting beautiful countryside surroundings. Sac City is well known for its strong sense of community spirit, historic architecture and rich cultural history which all help define what defines life in Sac County and Sac City itself.
Sac City holds one interesting distinction - home of the world's largest popcorn ball! Conceived as part of Sac City's 150th anniversary festivities in 2016, it weighs over 9,000 pounds and contains more than 20,000 kernels of popcorn that have been popped, recognized by Guinness Book of World Records as its size classification.
Sac City has been home to some notable figures throughout its history. Notable among them was artist Grant Wood who spent part of his childhood there before going on to use its influence for his masterpiece "American Gothic". Other residents notable include musician and composer Meredith Willson as well as astronaut Peggy Whitson.
Sac City has also played host to some significant historical events throughout its history. During the Civil War, Sac City served as a hub of antislavery activity with several Underground Railroad stations located there; later on during its early 20th-century peak it hosted several businesses like creameries and canning factories that provided support for local economies. Today it remains a vibrant community boasting both an exciting cultural legacy as well as promising prospects.
