ABERDEEN, S.D.(Press Release)- Prairie Partners Master Gardeners are featuring four gardens plus a bonus for the Aberdeen Spring Garden Walk. View plantings on Thursday, June 19, from 1 to 7 p.m. Advanced tickets are $12 and can bought at Kessler’s, Natural Abundance, Hitch N Post, Parkview Nursery, and Ken’s SuperFair Foods in Aberdeen. These tickets… Read more »
News Year: 2025
The Sports Hub 6/16/25: Claremont Honkers Baseball w/ Joe Gustafson
The Sports Hub – Monday, June 16th, 2025 The Jump – US Open was electric yesterday; Tukes high school alma mater is a state baseball champion; A balk-off finish in a PA State championship game. Claremont Honkers skipper Joe Gustafson joins the program to chat everything Honkers baseball. Weekend update for the Aberdeen Smittys at the… Read more »
Cuts to EAS services part of the Big Beautiful Bill
PIERRE, S.D.(KCCR)- Cuts to funding for the Essential Air Service have been included in the Big Beautiful Bill moving through Congress. Transportation Secretary Joel Jundt says right now, the bill cuts E-A-S funding by 308-million dollars. Jundt says the Department of Transportation has been in contact with the state’s three E-A-S airports in Pierre, Watertown… Read more »
Governor Rhoden’s office taking applications for fall interns
PIERRE, S.D.(Press Release) –Governor Larry Rhoden and his office are now accepting applications for the 2025 Fall Internship Program. This internship program provides students with first-hand experiences within state government and the functions of the Governor’s Office. Student interns will work directly with the Governor’s staff on projects centered around their interests and strengths. The… Read more »
Congressman Johnson vote in favor of bill to cut funding to public broadcasting
WASHINGTON, D.C.(Northern Plains News)- South Dakota Public Broadcasting supporters say a proposed federal budget cut could cripple their services. Rep. Dusty Johnson voted for a House recision bill that would eliminate public media funding. Friends of SDPB say that would hurt rural news, education, and emergency alerts. Johnson’s spokesperson says the Congressman values SDPB’s work.… Read more »
Weekend Scoreboard (6/14-6/15)
SAT SCHEDULE HIGH SCHOOL Legion Baseball Redfield Post 92 9 – LP: Noah Johnson 3.1IP. 5H. 1R. 1ER. 4K. Jackson Rude 1-3 2RBI. Lake Norden/Badger 10 – J. Mahe 3-5 + run & 4RBI. SUN SCHEDULE HIGH SCHOOL Legion Baseball Aberdeen Smittys @ Dakota Classic Post 400 Stars 13 – Put up 8 runs… Read more »
Aberdeen Smittys Weekend Recap
SIOUX FALLS, SD (HubCityRadio.com) – The Aberdeen Smittys hit I-29 to Sioux Falls this weekend and fell short in all four games, three of them in heartbreaking fashion. On Friday, the Smittys dropped a 9-8 decision against Shakopee in ten innings to open the weekend and in their second game, fell 3-1 to Brandon… Read more »
Toby Doeden for South Dakota tour stopped in Ipswich on Sunday
IPSWICH, S.D.(HubCityRadio)- The Toby Doeden for South Dakota tour made a stop Sunday at Ipswich. Before fielding questions, Doeden talked about what he would do as Governor if elected. Doeden talks about doing a Department of External Revenue to help with property tax relief. Doeden believes non-residents needs to pay their fair share of taxes… Read more »
Recap of Senator Thune’s appearance on Fox News Sunday
WASHINGTON, D.C.(HubCityRadio)- Fox News Sunday’s host Shannon Breem did a pre-recorded interview with U.S. Senate Majority Leader John Thune which aired on Sunday. Interview focused on two different topics. President Trump’s Big Beautiful Bill: Bream asked Senator Thune about the Democrats and the Congressional Budget Office’s concerns. Thune reminds everyone if the Trump Tax Cut… Read more »
No Kings rallies held nationwide Saturday
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (Dakota News Now) – Across the nation on Saturday, gatherings protesting President Trump, dubbed “No Kings” rallies flooded streets in all 50 states. The day happens to coincide with President Trump’s birthday and the Military Parade in Washington, DC honoring the Army’s 250th anniversary. Millions of Americans were expected to denounce what organizers… Read more »