CHICAGO, I.L.(KELO)- It’s the fulfillment of a lifelong dream. Frank Kloucek (CLOH-check) of Scotland, SOUTH DAKOTA is a STATE delegate to the Democratic National Convention in Chicago. He says a lot has changed since President Biden stepped aside at the urging of others. Kloucek (KLOH-check) of Scotland, South Dakota says the platform sessions have been… Read more »
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2nd Ave SE & Lloyd St intersection closed Friday for manhole replacement
ABERDEEN, S.D.(Press Release)- Weather permitting,beginning at 6am on Friday, August 23rd, 2024, the following intersection will be closed to thru traffic for manhole replacement: 2nd Ave. SE & S. Lloyd St. The intersection will be closed until approximately 7pm Friday, August 23rd. Motorists are advised to take alternate routes until the work is completed.
Intersection will be closed to thru traffic for asphalt patching on Thursday, August 22nd
ABERDEEN, S.D. (Press Release) INTERSECTION CLOSED: Weather permitting, beginning at 7am on Thursday, August 22nd, 2024, the following intersection will be closed to thru traffic for asphalt patching: 4th Ave. SW & S. 13th St. The intersection will be closed until approximately 8am Friday, August 23rd. Motorists are advised to take alternate routes until the work is completed.
City-wide ground spray for mosquitoes on Thursday, August 22nd
ABERDEEN, S.D. (Press Release) The Mosquito Control division of the City of Aberdeen will be conducting a city-wide ground spray for mosquitoes on Thursday, August 22nd between the hours of 8:30 PM and 12:30 AM. Mosquito Control surveillance program has identified West Nile Virus in Aberdeen as well as a high number of the Culex… Read more »
Watertown City Council discuss Thunder Road lease agreement
WATERTOWN, S.D.(Press Release)- The Watertown City Council discussed the future of the city-owned Thunder Road property at Monday night’s meeting. The current lease agreement is set to expire. The property, which includes a building originally constructed in 1996, has been leased for commercial operations since its development. City staff explained that the new lease agreement… Read more »
South Dakota Supreme Court denies bid to exclude ballots initially rejected from June election
PIERRE, S.D. (AP) — The South Dakota Supreme Court has rejected an effort to exclude more than 100 absentee ballots that had initially been rejected but were later counted in the state’s June election. The leader of a conservative election group and an unsuccessful Republican legislative candidate asked the court last month to order the… Read more »
South Dakota Congressional leaders appear at DakotaFest Wednesday
MITCHELL, S.D.(KMIT)- Members of Congress representing South Dakota appeared Wednesday at DakotaFest in Mitchell. Senator John Thune on the Farm Bill: Senator Thune spoke at a forum at Dakotafest and one of the topics of discussion was the Farm Bill, or more accurately, the lack of one in the Senate. Senator Thune explained that the… Read more »
Dirk Rogers, Highway Superintendent, addresses speed limits within Brown County
ABERDEEN, S.D. (Hub City Radio) Dirk Rogers, Highway Superintendent, addressed the Brown County Commissioners Tuesday morning regarding speed limits in certain spots within Brown County. Rogers addresses the first area of concern. Rogers mentions this request has been made in the past. Duane Sutton, Chair of the Brown County Commission, speaks about the traffic on… Read more »
Application deadline for South Dakota Cattlemen’s Association Leadership Academy is Sept. 1
PIERRE, S.D.(DRGNews)- Sept. 1, 2024, is the application deadline for an agricultural leadership academy being launched in South Dakota. Eric Jennings is a past president of the South Dakota Cattlemen’s Association and chair of the SDCA Leadership Academy Steering Committee. He says they’ve partnered with South Dakota Corn and Farm Credit Services of America. Jennings… Read more »
Senator Rounds talks about the RESTORE Act
SIOUX FALLS, S.D.(KELO)- The door is open to overcome the burden of bureaucratic rules. That’s the view of Senator Mike Rounds. A recent Supreme Court ruling overturned 40 years of giving bureaucrats the upper hand in determining the impact of new laws. Senator Rounds says now it’s time to set things straight. The ruling overturns… Read more »