Decatur News

After last year's flood damage, this dock and ramp in Decatur, Nebraska, is one of the few places left to drop a boat in the Missouri River.

"It's pretty exciting, especially when you go one whole summer and it's gone last summer," said Juli Kwikkel, social director at Pop-n-doc's. Just two months shy of the one-year anniversary of the start of last summer's flood, many riverfront businesses are still cleaning up, like Pop-n-Doc's bar and grill which is spitting distance from the river.

If you cross the Missouri River at Decatur, Nebraska, make sure you stop at the booth.

KTIV News 4 Sioux City IA: News, Weather and SportsWork continues on the Iowa side of the Decatur Nebraska bridge Iowa D.O.T. officials say they are on schedule for reinforcing the land that was scoured away when the Missouri River went out of it's banks last summer.

Businesses in Decatur, Nebraska are managing to staying afloat after this summer's historic Missouri River flood drowned the town's economy.