ABERDEEN, S.D.(Press Release)- Due to an emergency water line repair, the following streets are closed today, Wednesday, July 3rd, until approximately 12pm or until finished: State St. from 8th Ave. SE to 10th Ave. SE and 9th Ave. SE from S. Arch St. to S. Lloyd St. The water will be off today for… Read more »
News Year: 2024
Vining Has a Monster Day, Smittys Split with SF Post 15 West
SF Post 15 West- 3 Aberdeen Smittys- 16 Game 1 Recap ABERDEEN, SD- Casey Vining hit a three-run homer, and picked up a win on the hill as the Aberdeen Smittys push past Post 15 West 16-3 in game one of the double dip. Vining hit a towering home run over the left field wall … Read more »
Residents from Claremont address concerns about semis going through the community
ABERDEEN, S.D.(HubCityRadio)- The Brown County Commission heard concerns Tuesday from residents in Claremont involving semis bringing byproducts from Demkota Beef Plant in Aberdeen. Spokesperson and resident of Claremont, Nancy Cutler discuss how this came about. Cutler talks about their contact with the South Dakota Department of Agriculture & Natural Resources. Cutler said the biggest issue… Read more »
Brown County Fair looking to beef up security for this year’s fair
ABERDEEN, S.D.(HubCityRadio)- At Tuesday’s Brown County Commission meeting, Brown County Fair Manager Rachel Kippley asked the commissioners for funding to provide more security for this year’s fair. Kippley looking to work in conjunction with Aberdeen Security Investigation. Kippley informed the commission that the Sheriff’s Office is in full support of this. The Commission approved on… Read more »
Aberdeen City Council praise work done at Storybook Land
ABERDEEN, S.D.(HubCityRadio)- Councilwoman Erin Fouberg of the Aberdeen City Council at the end of the meeting Monday to praise the work done by the Library Board with regard to what’s happening out at Storybook Land. Fouberg was looking for ways that the city can acknowledge other great things happening in the city of Aberdeen. Mayor… Read more »
Aberdeen City Council discuss the issue of excess storage buildings
ABERDEEN, S.D.(HubCityRadio)- Aberdeen City Manager Robin Bobzien during his report on Monday night address excess surplus buildings. Bobzien referred this to City Attorney Ron Wager who went over the process. Wager inform the council that the process to sale must abide by the law. Wager wanted to bring this to the attention to the City… Read more »
Aberdeen City Council deny funding to expand wastewater treatment capacity
ABERDEEN, S.D.(HubCityRadio)- The Aberdeen City Council on Monday night addressed funding needed in order to expand capacity for the wastewater treatment plant. Public Works Director Stu Nelson said the budget request Rice Lake West in Colorado was about $35 million over budget. Nelson suggest to decline the bid offered by Rice Lake West. Nelson believe… Read more »
Northern Softball HC Ashley Schilling Pursuing another Coaching Move
Aberdeen, S.D. (nsuwolves.com) – Northern State University Director of Athletics Nate Davis announced today that he received the resignation of Ashley Schilling from the head softball coach position. Schilling will move on from NSU to pursue another coaching venture. “We appreciate Coach Schilling for her efforts to continue building the Northern State softball program and wish… Read more »
The Sports Hub 7/2/24- KBWS B103’s Micah Warrington
The Sports Hub Tuesday, July 2nd, 2024 “The Jump”- Klay Thompson leaves Warriors, Jayson Tatum> Anaheim Duck, US Men’s National Soccer Team. Micah Warrington joins to talk Sisseton Post 50 baseball + looks ahead to Region Legion’s later on in July. SDGA Sanford Golf Series Results Tuesday schedule: Twins back home + Aberdeen Smittys return… Read more »
Hughes County looking into pay for new employees
PIERRE, S.D.(KCCR)- Hughes County may look take a fresh look at how it pays it’s employees. The topic came up following requests to make various wage adjustments so that longer tenured employees were making more that new employees. Commissioner Rob Fines says these discrepancies have been happening for a long time. Commission Chair Tom Rounds… Read more »