Iran strikes were necessary, Rounds said
With Iran weeks away from enriching uranium to a point where it could be used for nuclear weapons, U.S. Sen…….
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I have been a reporter since 1999 working at the Madison Daily Leader until 2013 when I joined the Aberdeen American News covering a wide variety of topics. I am now covering news for the Aberdeen Insider.
Water tower construction means new intersection closed starting June 1
Starting June 1 the intersection at North Roosevelt Street and Eighth Avenue Northeast will be closed for about two months…….
Rainbow bridge dedication is May 30
Dedication of Riverside Cemetery’s Pet Remembrance Park and Rainbow Bridge Memorial has been set for Saturday, May 30. The dedication……
People’s choice voting begins in Aberdeen’s annual Downtown Art Project
Ten pieces of art are on display in Aberdeen as part of this year’s Downtown Art Project. Now in its……
Latest governor’s poll gives Doeden an edge; plenty of primary races on ballot
Voters will get their say on who they want to advance to the general election in November during the Tuesday,……
Public meetings: City, county, school board all meet Tuesday
Brown County Commission: 8:45 a.m. Tuesday, May 26 in the commission chambers of the Brown County Courthouse Annex, 25 Market……
Building permits include 2 new homes, car wash, travel center
Edward Malsam, 1503 S. Dakota St., addition to house, $22,950. Sue Gates, 1305 S. Main St., siding and gutters, $31,075…….
Central Park Farmers Market is new summer event; free live music abounds
Central Park in Aberdeen will once again be home to a farmers market this summer. Vendors will be set up……
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