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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.
Free customer service seminar is Wednesday, May 6 in Aberdeen
Aberdeen is one of five South Dakota communities hosting a free customer service seminar in May. The afternoon event will……
Public meetings: 5 meetings this week
Aberdeen City Council: 5:30 p.m. Monday, May 4 in the city council chambers at the Municipal Building, 123 S. Lincoln……
Building permits include new storage buildings
Duey Hedge, 1315 S. First St., shingling, $13,000. Brian Jones, 2015 Prospect Ave., shingling, $14,225. Braian Barton, 623 N. Arch……
Roncalli’s Madsen, Ipswich’s Kessler both place twice at State Visual Arts Competition
Gianna Madsen of Aberdeen Roncalli and Chancey Kessler of Ipswich were two-time place winners at the State Visual Arts Contest……
Registration open for spring HuntSAFE course that begins May 6 in Aberdeen
Youth interested in learning about how to safely handle guns, conservation and hunting ethics can sign up for the spring……
Now retired, Stu Nelson brought new Aberdeen public works building closer to reality
When Stu Nelson came to Aberdeen to attend college at Northern State University, he likely didn’t realize he’d stay through……
Upcoming Events: Swing dance is Friday; Avera Race Against Cancer is May 9
NSU Early Musick Ensemble: 4 p.m. Thursday, April 30, Red Rooster Coffee House, 218 S. Main St. Performance of early……
Better relationship with Brown County, fairgrounds annexation were 2025 highlights, mayor says
More than anything, the biggest step Aberdeen took in the past year was improving its relationship with Brown County, according……
Freedom Fountain dedication is Saturday at Anderson Park
A dedication ceremony is planned on Saturday, May 2 at Anderson Park for a new fountain that will be placed……
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