Local Republicans have decisions to make during June 2 primary
Editor’s note: This story has been updated to clarify which candidates are running for U.S. House and which are running……
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GFP stocks Pudwill Pond in Leola, Wylie Lake with trout
A new fishery is being established in Leola, and a small lake on the edge of Aberdeen has been stocked......
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Public Meetings: School board, county commission meet this week
Aberdeen School Board: 5:30 p.m. Monday, April 13 at the District Service Center, 1224 S. Third St. Agenda items include:……
Drought conditions greet spring garden season in some parts of South Dakota
Spring is coming, time to dig out your gardening gloves. But wait. A dry fall, an open winter and an……
Public can view Pheasant Canteen display at Aberdeen Elks Lodge
The Aberdeen Elks Lodge has been home to a variety of historic items related to the Aberdeen Pheasant Canteen since……
Building permits include 2 new houses
Jenny Gross, 915 12th Ave. N.E., replace siding, $18,000. Doug DeVore, 1407 Squire Lane, replace interior and exterior doors, $30,000…….
Your letters: Groton students concerned about littering, walking to school, pets
Littering is harmful to animals You shouldn’t litter because it can go into animals’ habitats. It can cause them to……
Navy veteran Richard Ratzlaff among 2026 Aberdeen Central Hall of Fame honorees
A decorated veteran and the first girls team to win a state championship are among those who will be inducted……
Aberdeen park board approves policies for pet remembrance park at Riverside
A new area at Riverside Memorial Cemetery is ready for the burial of pet remains. The Aberdeen Park & Recreation……
Brown County approves contract with Modern Day Health to help at jail
Brown County has partnered with Modern Day Health of Aberdeen to provide medical services to inmates when the jail nurse……
Aberdeen man seriously injured in Thursday evening crash in parking lot
A 66-year-old man was taken to the hospital with serious injuries after being struck by an SUV in the Kessler’s……
Brown County Communications Center adding instant language translation
Later this month, the people who answer 911 calls in Brown County will have another tool to help communicate with……
Waltman: No kids of my own, but I find joy through yours
I don’t have kids, and time’s a-wastin’. Thankfully, my biological clock hasn’t caused me much grief. I happily play “Uncle”…
Three airport projects closed out, but early issues with terminal expansion safety fence
A lot of good with a dash of bad. That was the theme of the Aberdeen Regional Airport Board……
Upcoming Events: Strange New Faces plays Saturday at Hub City Station; Northerns ‘Lovestruck and Saddle Sore’ opens April 17
ACT Dinner Theater presents, “Trouble in Deadwood”: 6:30 p.m. April 9-11 and April 15-18 and 12:30 p.m. Sunday, April……
Aberdeen musician Trey Litwiller splits time on stage, in MMA cage
On one stage, Trey Litwiller is looking out at a crowd that’s absorbing the music he and his bandmates are……
Bo Beck ready to take the mantle as Aberdeen Central activities director
Bo Beck knows he has big shoes to fill. Beck was recently named the activities director for Aberdeen Central High……
Record-breaking cattle prices could continue into 2027, according to agriculture economist
Ranchers wondering if record-breaking cattle prices in 2025 will be short-lived might see even better prices in 2027. That was……
Presidential historian warns SD crowd of danger in America’s political moment
BROOKINGS — Pulitzer Prize-winning historian Jon Meacham said he takes some comfort in knowing a South Dakotan is leading the……
State approves $16.2M loan for Aberdeen’s wastewater treatment plant expansion
A hefty loan has been approved by the state to support Aberdeen’s ongoing water system improvements. The city is getting……
Regents approve new analytics program for Northern State
Northern State University received final approval to offer a new bachelor’s degree in analytics and got the green light to……
Dennert offers therapy on horseback through Riding Peace
Elsa Dennert’s love of horses and helping people led to a career in which she can check both boxes with…
Aberdeen Central softball team rallies. past Groton Area for first wins of the year
Aberdeen Central got clutch hitting and won both games of a high school softball doubleheader against Groton Area on Thursday,……
Work on Richmond Lake spillway replacement set to begin May 13, Greenfield says
Work on a two-year project to replace the spillway at Richmond Lake will begin early next month. While there are……
Sports roundup: Northern State softball team takes four of six games; Wings split in Minot
The Northern State softball team won three of four games last weekend to break a 10-game losing streak. On Saturday,……
In split vote, Aberdeen City Council approves $4.1M TIF to develop business park
A tax increment financing request from the Aberdeen Development Corp. has been approved by the city, but the final amount……
Second Street McDonald’s to be demolished, rebuilt
Aberdeen is getting a new McDonald’s. Not a third one, just a new one as the restaurant on North Second……
State Visual Arts Contest, Art Wars is this weekend in Aberdeen
More than 400 entries from high school students across the state will be on display at the Aberdeen Recreation &……
Goldfish lend helping fin to livestock producers by keeping water clean
Twenty years ago, cattle rancher Glenn Treftz of Wetonka added a few goldfish to the stock tanks for his livestock…….
South Dakota industrial hemp industry OK with USDA oversight
A new law repealing South Dakota’s industrial hemp program effectively transfers oversight to the U.S. Department of Agriculture. The change……
Gallery: Young artists show their skills at Dakota Student Art Exhibition
Young local artists got a chance to display their skills at the Dakota Student Art Exhibition late last month. The……
