WATERTOWN, S.D.(KXLG)- Last week, in a special meeting the School Board conducted, they approved a bid for the next and final phase of the Athletic Complex for $11,381,370. The bid includes a 5% construction contingency for $541,970, and the offer was approved for Hasslan Construction. Watertown School District Superintendent Dr. Jeff Danielsen was in the… Read more »
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South Main Street from 2nd to 1st Ave closed Monday
ABERDEEN, S.D.(Press Release)- Beginning at 8 am on Monday, November 20th, the following road will be closed to thru traffic due to a unit being placed on the Ward Hotel: S. Main St. from 1st Ave. to 2nd Ave. The road is scheduled to be closed until 12 pm Monday, November 20th. Motorists are advised… Read more »
Person passes away after shooting near Aberdeen YMCA
ABERDEEN, S.D. (Hub City Radio) – One person has succumbed to their injuries after a shooting occurred near the Aberdeen YMCA early Wednesday afternoon. At 12:17 p.m. on Wednesday, law enforcement and EMS were dispatched to the parking area of the Aberdeen YMCA in reference to a shooting. Captain Tanner Jondahl with the Aberdeen Police… Read more »
Aberdeen Community Theatre Update
ABERDEEN, S.D. – (Hub City Radio) – The Aberdeen Community Theatre is asking for the public’s help with a recent unforeseen circumstance. Jim Walker, Artistic/Managing Director of the Aberdeen Community Theatre, explains the details about the unique situation. Jim also shares the history of the Aberdeen Community Theatre as well as the Capitol Theatre, which… Read more »
Senator Thune address Bidenomics
WASHINGTON, D.C.(HubCityRadio)- Senator Thune Wednesday went on the floor of the Senate to address President Biden’s economic policies. Senator Thune address the monthly inflation report and impact inflation has had on the country. Thune talks about Americans having little or no breathing room as result of the increase prices. Thune talks about how polls showing… Read more »
Senator Rounds comment on new banking regulations
WASHINGTON, D.C.(KELO)- New banking regulations help large banks and Wall Street…but harm Main Street and everyday Americans. That’s the opinion of Senator Mike Rounds, who says this all comes on top of the financial struggles related to current economic policy. Rounds says the new regulations restrictd capital, hurt the economy and punish American families.
Aberdeen Police Report Shooting at YMCA Wednesday
HUB CITY RADIO WAS ON THE SCENE PROVIDING YOU WITH COVERAGE ABERDEEN, S.D. (Press Release) – On Wednesday, at 12:17 pm, law enforcement and EMS were dispatched to the parking area of the Aberdeen YMCA in reference to a shooting. Upon arrival, law enforcement located a male with an apparent gunshot wound. Life saving measures… Read more »
Aberdeen Police looking for hit & run driver
Crime fighters, unfortunately we need your help with another one. We are attempting to locate the vehicle and driver of the pickup in the video below. VIDEO: facebook.com/watch/?v=7200404733304055 At about 5:45 pm Monday, two children were legally crossing the street in the 700 block of N State St. One of the bikes was struck by the… Read more »
Federal records show Aberdeen beef plant has recent history of inhumanely handling livestock
ABERDEEN, S.D.(Argus Leader)- Despite an Aberdeen slaughterhouse’s recent history of inhumanely handling its livestock, including the fatal suffocation of several cattle, the consequences appear to be few for the company. DemKota Ranch Beef, a large livestock facility located south of Aberdeen, was the subject of a noncompliance report filed on April 3, 2023, which the… Read more »
South Dakota Chamber of Commerce President previewing next year’s legislative session
YANKTON, S.D.(WNAX)- The President of the South Dakota Chamber of Commerce, Dave Owen is traveling across the state to preview the 2024 South Dakota legislative session. Owen looks ahead to the upcoming budget Governor Noem will be delivering in December. Owen discuss the co2 pipeline debate that will likely be discussed next year. Owen discuss… Read more »