Aberdeen, SD (Hub City Radio) With the Elm, Richmond and Mina lake all draining south into Foote Creek, Moccasin Creek and Snake Creek.. the banks are about at capacity. Brown County Commissioner and James River Water Shed Chair, Mike Wiese explains exactly what water sheds consist of. Commissioners are monitoring the area as reports have… Read more »
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50th annual Arts in the Park this weekend
Aberdeen, SD (Hub City Radio) Arts in the Park will take place in Melgaard Park this weekend for the 50th time. Grace Chipman with the Aberdeen Area Arts Council gave us some need to know information about the 50th anniversary celebration. Chipman went on to talk about some of the vendors and events going on… Read more »
More South Dakotans express interest in growing native plants
PIERRE, S.D.(DRGNews)- When it comes to lawns, gardens and community spaces, more and more people are taking an interest in using native plants. Sara Ogan (oh-gan, like logan) works out of the Pierre Regional Center as a Consumer Horticulture Assistant for South Dakota State University Extension. She says she’s been working on a native plant… Read more »
Farm economy strong in Mid-America region
OMAHA, N.E.(KELO)- Our regional farm economy is at its strongest level in nearly three years. Creighton University’s monthly Rural Mainstreet Index turned in a strong performance this month. Crop input expenses remain high…but CEO Gary Brandt of Cooperative Producers, Inc. in Hastings, Nebraska says lagging grain prices are an even bigger concern. South Dakota’s reading… Read more »
Stephanie Logue’s new book “The Right Kind of Light” based in Aberdeen
ABERDEEN, S.D.(HubCityRadio)- On Tuesday, The novel, “The Right Kind of Light” was released to the public. The backdrop to the story is based primarily at Storybook Land in Aberdeen. The author, Stephanie Logue(Loug), grew up in Aberdeen and used to work at Storybook Land. Logue now lives in Sioux Falls. Logue talks about the theme… Read more »
Aqua Addicts with exciting news and a free event
Aberdeen, SD (Hub City Radio) The Aqua Addicts are at it again, this time with a free performance following the Ribbon Cutting for the new bleachers they’ve added. Chad Hatzenbuhler has more. Todd Thorson says this free performance is a small way of giving back to the community that has supported them since 1996 Hatzenbuhler… Read more »
Garden Walk with Master Gardeners
Aberdeen, SD (Hub City Radio) An at your own pace Garden Walk will take place Thursday afternoon.. the event will run between 1-7, but you can start and finish whenever you want. Extension Agent Connie Groop tells us more At each of the stops, there will be Master Gardeners to answer questions and give advice… Read more »
Parade route set for 4th of July celebrating America’s 250th birthday
ABERDEEN, S.D.(HubCityRadio)- Co-Chairperson with the America 250 Committee, Patricia Kendall announced on Tuesday the parade route is set for the 4th of July in Aberdeen. Kendall made a request with the Brown County Commission on the use of the parking lot to accomodate the parade. Kendall goes over the itinerary for the 4th of July.… Read more »
“Mental Mile” for mental health awareness this Saturday
Aberdeen, SD (Hub City Radio) The Mental Mile for mental health and suicide awareness will have it’s inaugural run/walk this Saturday. Organizer and Founder Gayla Martens has more on the creation of the event. Martens talks more about the race itself Any funds raised will help 2 organizations. For more information you can email [email protected]… Read more »
Downtown Concert Series to get underway
The Director of the downtown association, Sabrina Metz, says it’s time for live music on main. She tells us about the group that kicks off the Summer series. In addition to the live music, there are food vendors and a beer garden, that will be manned by area non profit organizations as a fundraiser, Metz… Read more »