BIG STONE CITY, S.D.(HubCityRadio)- The Catholic Community Foundation is sponsoring the 27th annual Bishop’s Charity Fishing Tournament in June. Chairman Wade VanDover talks about how Big Stone City became one of the sites for this event. VanDover talks about how the event has grown. Proceeds for the fishing events benefit seminarian education. B J Schaefbauer… Read more »
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Southeastern Electric suffered damages following the derecho
MARION, S.D.(WNAX)- The damage assessments and recovery continue from the derecho that hit much of the region earlier this month. Brad Schardin, manager of Southeastern Electric based in Marion says they took a double hit. Schardin says they made repairs from the Wednesday storm. Schardin says about half their system was down during the worst… Read more »
This April was windier than any typical April
COLUMBUS, O.H.(WNAX)- Studies now seem to confirm that this spring has been windier than normal. Aaron Wilson, a climatologist at Ohio State University, moderated this months North Central Region climate update. Wilson says the winds have put a lot of dust in the air. Wilson says the derecho earlier this month added to the high… Read more »
Aberdeen Central High School student named Heroine of the Year
ABERDEEN, S.D.(HubCityRadio)- At Monday night City Council meeting, 15-year-old Emma Keefe was awarded Heroine of the Year by the 40-8 Locale 146. Chef de Gare Ron Krogman details a series of firsts that led to saving the life of Emma’s mother Amanda. Krogman acknowledge that everyone involve are heroes. Keefe was trained on CPR by… Read more »
Flags for Veterans Project coming to Redfield on Friday
The Jim and Deborah Burdick Family of Redfield are once again sponsoring the Flags for Veterans Project in recognition of Memorial Day to honor all deceased veterans in Redfield by placing a flag on each veteran grave. The Burdick Family graciously donates all the flags and keeps records of the veterans’ graves. We thank them… Read more »
Aberdeen Area Child Protection Team to host fundraiser Tuesday
ABERDEEN, S.D.(HubCityRadio)- Members of the Aberdeen Area Child Protection Team are hosting a fundraiser at the Plaza on Tuesday. Amy Rehder talks about what the mission of the team is. Kelsey Guthmiller talks about the fundraiser. Guthmiller lists the sponsors that’s helping out with the event. The fundraiser runs from 11:30AM-1:30PM at the Market at… Read more »
SD Tourism adjusting how to promote itself due to high gas prices
PIERRE, S.D.(WNAX)- Despite gas prices over four fifty a gallon nationally, surveys continue to show people planning to travel in large numbers this summer. South Dakota Tourism Department Secretary Jim Hagen says they update their marketing almost continually. Hagen says they are working with tourism operators to help them devise deals to attract travelers. Hagen… Read more »
MidAmerican Energy to request natural gas increase
DES MOINES, I.A.(WNAX)- MidAmerican Energy will ask the South Dakota Public Utilities Commission for a natural gas rate increase. MidAmerican spokesman Geoff Greenwood says its needed for continued investments and improvements in their distribution system Greenwood says the actual price of natural gas can change very rapidly. Greenwood says its been a while since they… Read more »
City of Yankton Sales Tax down for the 1st Quarter of 2022
YANKTON, S.D.(WNAX)- The latest sales tax report for the City of Yankton showed a decrease for the first time in many months. City Manager Amy Leon says she is keeping it in perspective. Leon says other taxes are still up year to date. Leon says they are starting to lay out the framework of next… Read more »
A new book is out talking about the 1972 flood in Rapid City
RAPID CITY, S.D.(KOTA)- As the 50th anniversary of the 1972 Rapid City flood draws closer, many survivors have begun reflecting on their own experiences a half-century later. Capturing those stories are local authors Seth Tupper and Johnny Sundby, who have released “Surviving the ’72 Flood,” a collection of eyewitness accounts and photos documenting one of… Read more »