Aberdeen, SD (Hub City Radio) The 2026 Baby Expo is coming Sunday to the Best Western in Aberdeen. This is the 8th annual Expo and organizer Jordyn Volk says it continues to grow with new and returning vendors from all over, Volk said the event is full of services in products and offers an opportunity… Read more »
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Glacial Lakes Energy awarding Grant money to Rural Firefighters
Aberdeen, SD (Hub City Radio) At GLE, Safety, Community and partnership are words with serious meaning.. that’s why they launched the Fire Department Grant Program. Rural Firefighter Departments from all over NE South Dakota like, Aberdeen, Bowdle, Bristol, Columbia, Mellette, Miller, Northville, Redfield and Roscoe are several of the many Departments granted funds. Marcy Kohl… Read more »
Freedom Fountain dedication Saturday in Aberdeen
Aberdeen, SD (Hub City Radio) Hub City Radio caught up with Amy Lucas and Vern Preszler of the Disabled American Vets, who told us about the new fountain memorial. Amy Lucas- Preszler said they’d love to see Veterans of all kinds take in the dedication that showcases a partnership with the City. Fountains and Memorials… Read more »
Humane Society’s 2nd Paw Sale draws near
Aberdeen, SD (Hub City Radio) The Aberdeen Area Humane Society is working towards one of the biggest fundraisers of the year, the 2nd Paw Sale allows people to donate items they no longer need to find new purpose and raise money at the same time. Donations have already started. Volunteers are also needed and anyone… Read more »
Vitalant Blood Drive coming to the KO Lee Aberdeen Public Library
Aberdeen, SD (Hub City Radio) The need for blood is constant, that will not change, but Vitalant is adding some incentives during the Month of May including $10,000 Gift Cards. The blood they gather stays local and in our area according to Joyce Davey. All blood types and all people are welcome at the drive… Read more »
The Local celebration of the National Day of Prayer approaches quickly
Aberdeen, SD (Hub City Radio) The National Day of Prayer has been going on for a long time and was designated official by President Ronald Reagan in the mid 80’s. Nationwide groups, churches and organizations gather. One of the local organizers Elaine Just has more. Just says they invite people to attend and try and… Read more »
Soul Shop Movement & Bethlehem Lutheran Church hosting suicide prevention workshop on Tuesday, April 28th
ABERDEEN, S.D. (Hub City Radio) An important workshop regarding suicide awareness & prevention is being held on Tuesday in the Hub City. Janis Heier, Pastoral Care Minister with Bethlehem Lutheran Church in Aberdeen, previews the upcoming event. Heier elaborates on the guest speaker leading the workshop. Heier explains why hosting this class is so important.… Read more »
In-Person Absentee Voting Will Begin on Monday, April 27
Brown County, SD — The Brown County Auditor’s Office is notifying voters that in-person absentee voting will officially begin on Monday, April 27, 2026 for the June 2 Primary Election in the Community Room of the Brown County Courthouse. Registered voters in Brown County may cast an absentee ballot in person, during regular business hours,… Read more »
Lost & Found and Fifth Circuit CASA of South Dakota hosting Be An Advocate Class on Friday, April 24th
ABERDEEN, S.D. (Hub City Radio) A class helping individuals with advocacy needs is coming to Aberdeen on Friday, April 24th. Lana Loken, Senior Education and Policy Specialist for Lost & Found, previews the class. Loken mentions what people should expect out of the class. Loken explains why advocacy is so important. The free class is… Read more »
Drug Take Back Day coming up on Saturday
SOUTH DAKOTA(DRGNews)- If you have prescription medications that you’d like to get rid of, you can drop them off Saturday as part of the federal Drug Enforcement Administration’s National Prescription Drug Take Back Day. Emily Murray is the Public Information Officer for the DEA’s Omaha Division, which includes South Dakota, Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska and North… Read more »