Aberdeen, SD News

• Aberdeen, SD News
• Building Permits: May 29
• Daily Calendar
• For the Record: May 29
• Animals causing power outages in area
• Memorial Day ceremony draws nearly 100
• Building permits: May 28
• Daily Calendar: May 28-29
• Setting it straight: Wrong name
• Senator's staffer to visit Marshall County
• Good for you: May 28
• Ask the mayor: City has interest in building projects
• For the Record: May 28
• Friends spend summer in Wylie campgrounds
• Jumping device now open at Thunder Road
• Korean War veteran recalls combat time
• School Board agenda
• City Council agenda
• County Commission agenda
• Bankruptcies: May 27
• Daily Calendar
• For the record: May 27
• WARNER: Legion post to have Memorial Day service
• ABERDEEN: Don Meyer to speak at event
• ABERDEEN: CPR classes offered at Avera St. Luke's
• ABERDEEN: Hydrant testing Tuesday
• ABERDEEN: Lakota art subject of talk
• ABERDEEN/WESTPORT: Benefit planned for couple
• PINE RIDGE: Residents react to drug indictment
• Daily Calendar
• Absenteeism allegations dog Noem
• Hurley's final senior class hopes to be on TV
• For the Record: May 26
• SIOUX FALLS: Red meat production up
• Jeff Bahr: Wife thinks writer has bad timing
• Be brave about the name of the Braves
• Aberdeen firefighters working on gas leak on 17th Avenue
• City garbage pickup to change
• Woman injured after car flips this morning
• CBS follows storm chasers through S.D. for program tonight
• Car rolls over after hitting deer
• Building permits: May 25
• Daily Calendar
• Caution labels sought on 85 octane gas
• Aquatic center opens doors on Saturday
• Setting it Straight
• Saluting our country's veterans
• Holiday hours, closings
• For the Record: May 25
• For the Record: May 24
• Building permits: May 24
• Daily Calendar: May 24-25
• PUC candidate to visit today
• Setting it straight: Drug sentence
• Senior day trip planned
• Old railroad depot future in jeopardy
• Rural Claremont fire burns 30 acres
• Daugaard, Rounds to speak at Lincoln Day Dinner
• Odde expansion might not be done in one year
• MITCHELL: Park might be renamed for child who died in crash
• FAITH/PIERRE: Man pleads not guilty to vehicular homicide
• Winner woman enters not guilty plea to hiding information
• PINE RIDGE INDIAN RESERVATION: Drug indictments handed down
• DEADWOOD: School resource officer of year named
• Water to be shut off today
• Daily Calendar
• Utility work will close road today
• COURT: Teen pleads guilty to grand theft, forgery
• COUNTY COMMISSION: Officials hoping to reduce water fee
• For the Record: May 23
• Four-vehicle accident Monday sends one to intensive care
• Fair tickets to go on sale June 14
• For the record: May 22
• Predator concerns raised at GFP open house
• Daily Calendar: May 22-23
• Aberdeen public schools foundation hires new director
• Multi-vehicle collision sends one to hospital
• Brown County: Garden hotline debuts
• Veterinarian contributes to community through shelter
• Pesky moths bugging area residents
• Ride on 15th Avenue Northeast criticized
• New state law requires higher education institutions to prove legitimacy
• Tips for dealing with moths
• For the record
• Daily calendar
• Good for you
• Divorces
• Marriages
• ASK THE MAYOR: Educators' cars take up parking
• NASA gives $66,000 fellowship to Warner native
• Roncalli graduates told 'You are the future. You are the hope'
• Bigger things await Central graduates
• For the Record: Aberdeen police/fire calls
• Daily Calendar May 20-21
• Pierre: Janklow family participating in Trail of Governors
• Pierre:Delta Dental received grant
• Pierre: Nation guard museum celebrates anniversary
• Brown County Commission agenda
• Bankruptcies: May 10-16
• Aberdeen City Council agenda
• Hosmer Quasquicentennial includes a craft fair
• Waubay after-school program gets accreditation
• Daily Calendar
• Model train open house today
• Setting it Straight
• Pipe replacement work begins Monday
• East River Area Aglow retreat planned
• Building permits
• H.U.B. City Christian Riders Motorcycle Association will meet
• Jeff Bahr's column: Life in Aberdeen is confusing
• Aberdeen's postal processing will move to Huron
• Capitol Notebook: Mining bonds were not enough
• Aberdeen officer released, charged in March wreck
• Pipe replacement to begin near Leola
• Agency Village man dies in rollover
• Graduation Sunday for Central, Roncalli
• Former Aberdeen resident imprisoned for robberies
• Daily Calendar
• Setting it Straight
• More restitution for Aberdeen woman
• Multiple sclerosis walk Saturday
• Wreaths are up downtown to get input
• For the Record: May 18
• Finding more gluten-free alternatives
• Webster plant doubles work force
• City offers warranty for water lines
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• Man charged with assaulting child
• Fundraiser will include 12 music acts
• New apartments ahead for Aberdeen
• 3 semis collide
• Aberdeen Moose Lodge temporarily closed
• Aberdeen man rejects plea agreement
• Daily Calendar
• Road improvement plans updated
• Interventional cardiologist joins Sanford Aberdeen Clinic
• Aberdeen YMCA awarded $515,000 grant for youth center
• Official: Brown County road improvements could be finished this year
• Five teens accused of robbing convenience store in Selby
• Avera employees certified
• Aberdeen school district projections show budget deficit
• Rain hampers storm sewer project
• Two grass fires extinguished
• Hub City man awaits sentencing on drug charge
• Daily Calendar
• Fryer fire causes no damage
• Pair of Avera employees receive certification
• Lyme disease documentary showing set
• Memorial service for babies lost to miscarriage
• Daily Calendar
• Good for you
• Marriage license: May 14, 2012
• Free bike clinic to be offered
• Divorces: MAY 14
• For the Record: May 14
• Ask the Mayor: Where does money from court fines go?
• Central students collect awards
• 17 Central students attending Boys State
• Central High girls State delegates chosen
• House fire reported on Richmond Road
• School Board Agenda
• City Council agenda
• County Commission agenda
• Giving back through the mail
• Daily Calendar
• Free legal help session is Wednesday
• The Meadows recognized for drinking water compliance
• Brown County Planning Commission
• BANKRUPTCIES
• For the Record: May 13
• Spring plant sale today
• Northern State University's website gets a facelift
• Rural firefighters' pancake feed Sunday
• Breakfast Sunday at Sacred Heart
• Disney music tonight in Ellendale
• Jeff Bahr column: 84-year-old mother is a comedian
• Shred old documents today at Ken's
• For the Record: May 12
• Court receives new computer system
• Revisiting the senator who toppled S.D. giants
• Acts announced for Music on Main
• Woman arrested after mattress fire
• Accident at Sixth Ave. and Lawson at this hour
• Power outage planned Monday
• Daily Calendar
• Assault lands Aberdeen man year in prison
• For the Record: May 11
• Women will face off in ring tonight
• Homeless and temporary housing facility one step closer for Aberdeen
• Reception Friday at ArtWorks Co-op
• Yellowstone Trail celebrating centennial
• COUNTY COMMISSION: Beef plant bonds total to be $6.95 million
• Daily Calendar
• Senior Mother Day dinner
• Free spring landfill cleanup ends Saturday
• Bicyclist injured in accident
• Historic walking tour Tuesday
• For the Record: May 10
• Rural post offices to remain open
• State office to draft proposal to legalize 85 octane gas
• Rural firefighters responding to beef plant trash bin blaze
• SD to revive state fire marshal board
• Building community ties
• Bicyclist hospitalized after accident
• Intersection, street will be closed today
• Hydrant testing set today
• Setting it Straight
• Videoconference on spirituality for health care professionals
• For the Record: May 9
• Brown County roads shortchanged, study finds
• She's got her ducks in a row
• Former Aberdeen podiatrist to repay Medicare $242,000
• State Capitol might have Janklow portrait after all
• Update: Bicyclist taken to hospital with possible injuries
• Aberdeen letter carriers food drive to be Saturday
• Student artist wins contest
• Billionaire supports building Keystone XL oil pipeline
• Daily Calendar
• Hub City's fire chief retiring
• Diversity group to meet May 18
• Spring salad luncheon Saturday
• Holgate spring concert Thursday
• Setting it Straight
• CPR classes coming up
• NSU track and field start does it all
• SD Democratic voter registrations decline
• SDSU meeting planned for Aberdeen
• Aberdeen Christian honors students
• Groton March students of the month
• Waubay students of the month
• Ask the Mayor: No quota for DUI
• More than 100 enjoy kite flying event in Warner
• Newspaper will be delivered late today; e-edition open for free
• Daily Calendar
• For the Record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
• Brown County Commission agenda
• Bankruptcies
• Texting option strikes chord with Minn. suicidal teens
• Aberdeen City Council agenda
• South Kline Street closed on Monday
• Christian women's luncheon Tuesday
• Aberdeen Board of Zoning Adjustment agenda
• Court listings: May 4
• Marnette vying for state's attorney position
• Daily Calendar
• Setting it Straight
• Schools to help overseas students
• One year to get ready for wedding
• NSU dorms donating excess items
• Graduation list for Presentation College
• Graduation list for Northern State University
• Brown, Spink could be added to Canada geese hunting season
• South Kline to be closed starting Monday
• GFP proposal would outlaw shooting muskrats on public land
• Brown County roads to be focus of meeting
• Historic district tours set for National Preservation Month
• Airport approves approach survey
• Past winters still taking toll on deer population
• Setting it straight
• for the record: Police and fire calls, May 3
• Daily calendar
• Summer hours start Monday for city department
• Resident accused of shaking child
• Grads seek jobs
• Governor to honor Redfield students
• NSU, PC graduation ceremonies to be Saturday
• Garbage hours change: Public Works starts summer hours
• Sen. Tim Johnson to speak in Aberdeen today
• Daily Calendar
• Aberdeen: Children's play set for Friday night
• Edmunds County: Senator's staffer plans outreach day on May 10
• Aberdeen: Author appearing Saturday at Anchors of Faith
• Aberdeen: Parkinson's support group to meet
• Aberdeen: Speaker will discuss happiness
• Groton: Citywide rummage sale planned for Saturday
• Aberdeen: Run for the Son to raise funds
• Club report: Red Cross Gray Ladies
• Downtown buildings getting makeovers with help from facade grants
• Aberdeen Swim Club plans scoreboard for aquatics center
• For sale: old Aberdeen visitor center
• All-State Jazz Band to be in Aberdeen Thursday
• For the Record: Aberdeen police/fire calls
• Aberdeen: School retirees will be honored tonight
• Daily Calendar
• Setting it Straight
• Aberdeen/Pierre: Bond set for man accused of strangulation
• State to control $100,000 Anderson Seed Company surety bond
• South Dakota cosmetology panel gets new member
• Former Brown County state's attorney, advocate face felony, misdemeanor charges
• Four flights canceled in April between Aberdeen, Minneapolis
• Brown County Commission affirms beef plant bonds decision
• Setting it Straight
• Daily Calendar
• Town's history to be discussed
• Eagles, Auxiliary to have election Thursday
• Master Gardner training planned
• Microchip clinic Saturday
• Photo: Dressing up downtown Aberdeen
• NSU student, athlete loses battle with cancer
• New 65-unit apartments planned for north side
• ABERDEEN: 2012 Hall of Fame class announced
• WEBSTER: Awards night on Thursday
• Daily Calendar
• One transported to hospital following early grease fire
• Open house for Avera St. Luke's Therapy Center
• Salad luncheon to be Saturday
• Blood pressure screenings
• Diabetes support group host open forum
• Ask the Mayor: Clean city starts with cleaning up after ourselves
• For the Record: April 30
• Aberdeen: Woman hospitalized after car accident
• Daily Calendar
• Utility work will close intersection on Monday
• Water hydrant testing scheduled
• Aberdeen Airport Board agenda
• Joint City Council/Brown County Commission agenda
• Brown County Commission Agenda
• Aberdeen Park and Recreation Board agenda
• City Council agenda
• For the Record: April 29
• Daily Calendar
• Sex contact report being looked into
• Daughters of the American Revolution developing new chapter
• Aberdeen church plans RAGE night
• Signs of spring abound in area
• Polka party Sunday
• Faith briefs
• For the Record: April 28
• Beef plant given more time to sell TIF bonds
• Livestock inspection fee increase withdrawn
• Four-car accident in Aberdeen slows traffic
• Aberdeen farmer gets OK for $1.44 million loan for elevator, track
• Novstrup's honor shows openness matters
• Roncalli educator named Principal of Year
• Verifications closing Aberdeen, Mitchell offices
• Court listings
• Daily Calendar
• Schools hosting spring programs
• For the Record: April 27
• Rules govern emergency driving
• Student to thank Lutherans
• State wrestles with highway names
• Don't use gravel road for spring cleanup, landfill manager says
• Daily Calendar
• Richmond Lake: Wine tasting on Friday
• Female veterans invited to open house
• State's attorney office veteran announces candidacy
• Town's drinking water operations recognized
• Spaghetti luncheon slated
• For the Record: April 26
• Right of way tree removal near pipeline upsets landowners
• Presentation Sisters working to digitize records
• SD governor wants Brand Board to reconsider increase
• Load limits lifted by city of Aberdeen
• Indiana pedestrian killed crossing Interstate 29
• SD state vet: Mad cow case no cause for concern
• Jury trial sought in drug case
• For the Record: Aberdeen police/fire calls
• Daily Calendar
• Road projects take center stage at Brown County Commission meeting
• Setting it Straight
• Ag fair offers hands-on lessons for students in Aberdeen, S.D.
• Today's high temp of 87 fell short of record
• SD Public Utilities Commission denies certificate for Native American Telecom
• Barnett Center construction passes inspections
• Limits to come off Brown County roads
• Aberdeen schools saving green on energy
• City Council
• Senator honored for lauding open government
• Setting it Straight
• CDC honors pediatrician
• Daily Calendar
• For the Record
• Twin Cities Fan gets $1 million painting system
• 5,000 Aberdeen customers temporarily lose power
• SD Legislature to study ND oil, gas boom
• Former bar owner not putting up defense in Ultimate Fighting case
• Report: Nearly half of SD prisoners reoffend
• Reader Panel: Paying for jail
• Stratford man pleads not guilt in gun-firing case
• Aberdeen's Godfather's Pizza closes
• Tickets remain for Kansas concert in Aberdeen
• Daily Calendar
• Six to present at KIDS SPEAK 2012
• Building Permits
• Good for you
• Divorces: April 23, 2012
• Awards night on May 1
• Doolittle business scholarship applications available
• Teacher Feature: Betty Satter Doland
• Ask the mayor: More city recycling doesn't make sense
• For the Record: April 23
• Daily Calendar
• Joint City Council/Brown County Commission agenda
• For the Record: Aberdeen police/fire calls
• Brown County Commission agenda
• Setting it Straight
• City Council agenda
• Aberdeen Public Board of Education agenda
• Bankruptcies
• Early voting begins for primary
• May luncheon approaching
• Leaders gave lives for the state
• Couples go 'Under the Sea'
• Jeff Bahr: Having brothers is good for a girl
• For the Record
• Minn. woman given second chance in incidents
• Model train open house today
• Daily Calendar
• Senator's staffer to visit
• Avera hosting event for potential parents
• Setting it Straight
• Club report
• Prom season is busy time for limos
• Prom's price tag
• Brown County youth poverty about 13 percent
• Judge denies request in Hutterite colony case
• Daily Calendar
• Setting it Straight
• Sharing painkillers puts woman in prison
• For the Record: April 20
• Beating train not worth risk
• Woman pleads not guilty to attempted murder charges
• Art reception today
• Fund set up for couple who lost home to fire
• Court listings
• For the Record
• Parent group will meet Wednesday
• Daily Calendar
• Soup, sandwich, pie supper slated this weekend
• Driver safety class slated
• honor roll
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• Abuse charges against Wendy Mette dropped
• For the Record: Aberdeen police/fire calls
• Brown County Commission: Donation helps with parking at Granary
• Daily Calendar
• Setting it Straight
• Aberdeen: Pingpong tournament slated
• NSU faculty recital Thursday
• Sunday's Polar Plunge is to help Special Olympics athletes
• Court listings: April 18
• Innkeepers ask state to pay more for employee stays
• Careflight will resume on Friday
• Daily Calendar
• Central prom on Saturday
• Setting it Straight
• City pulls plug on pay phone
• Law enforcers honored for saving woman's life
• Women's spring luncheon planned
• For the Record: April 17
• Area farmers welcome wet spell
• Man remains hospitalized after head-on collision
• Hollywood Undead, Trapt headline Rockfest July 13
• Daily Calendar: April 16-17
• Divorces: April 16, 2012
• Ask the mayor: No 'bad neighbor' ordinance, but there is help
• Mellette: State Securities Division Essay Contest winner
• Good for you
• Teacher Feature: Jeremy Wieseler
• National Honor Society inductees
• For the Record: April 16
• Area school officials satisfied with current start times
• Aberdeen students jump to victory in annual contest
• For the Record
• Daily Calendar
• Court listings
• Brown County Planning Commission agenda
• Brown County Commission agenda
• City Council Agenda
• Bankruptcies
• More home apple growers going organic
• Dog fanciers to meet
• Area residents invited to briefing on children
• Knight for A Princess ball
• Witness: Helicopter descended quickly toward ground
• Morning gas leak shut off quickly
• Daily Calendar
• For the Record
• Survivor contestant to speak at church
• Sanford hires new doctor for clinic
• Faith briefs
• Moose legion to have breakfast
• Eagles Club host bike show
• Republicans' Lincoln Day Dinner is May 31
• NSU student to compete for Miss South Dakota
• honor roll
• Daily Calendar
• Setting it straight
• NSU to host British literature conference
• Entertainment this weekend
• Historical society to meet
• Pancake breakfast slated
• For the Record: April 13
• Workshop helps raise food awareness
• Westport couple loses home to fire
• Man sentenced for theft from Herberger's, Runnings
• Spring could mean good turkey hunting
• Daily Calendar
• Bath: Rummage sale nears
• For the Record: April 12
• Big residents in the big top
• Dozens participate in 'Take Back the Night' in Aberdeen
• S.D. weed, pest panel eyes oxeye daisies
• SDSU president: NSU tuition hike would benefit other schools
• Update: Woman convicted in Brown County sexual contact court case
• Update: Traffic cleared after wreck on Sixth Avenue Southeast
• Take Back the Night event tonight in Aberdeen
• Tax questions answered
• Summer rec brochures will be inside Sunday newspaper
• State gives road project to county
• Mother, daughter to perform at church
• Daily Calendar
• Pancake fundraiser set
• School board approves salary agreement
• Honor roll: Northwestern Area High School - Third Quarter
• Honor roll: Britton-Hecla High School - Third Quarter
• For the Record: April 11
• Honor roll: Eureka High School - Third Quarter
• Brown rabies cases drop to zero in 2010 and '11
• Aberdeen diversity committee to meet
• Soup, sandwich and pie supper set for Sunday
• State money to help transportation study
• Daily Calendar
• Setting it Straight
• Relay for Life team plans rummage sale
• Blood pressure screenings set
• For the Record: April 10
• Java family grateful for Farm Rescue
• Report details police crash
• Beef plant faces new liens
• SD Historical Society to honor four people
• Storybook Land to open Saturday
• Sioux Falls: Seventh-grade student wins state geography bee title
• Teachers urged to quit reform law referral
• Aberdeen: Parent/teacher conferences slated for Thursday
• Aberdeen: Youth of the month named
• Foreign Correspondence: Felix Dolderer Selby Area
• Roncalli junior earns state debate title in his first year of competition
• Setting it straight
• Daily calendar
• For the record: Police and fire calls
• GOOD FOR YOU
• Court listings
• OIG: Checkoff oversight virtually nil
• Daily Calendar
• Setting it Straight
• For the Record
• Republicans meet Tuesday
• BANKRUPTCIES
• Aberdeen Board of Zoning Adjustment agenda
• City Council agenda
• Aberdak meeting slated
• This story will render you speechless
• Daily Calendar
• Johnson staffer to visit
• Gathering today for Karen people
• MS groups meet today
• Hip, knee pain seminar
• CPR classes slated
• Equalization hearings coming up
• Parkinson's group to meet
• Faith briefs
• Notebook: The newspaperman who tried to run for Congress but didn't
• Farmer gets $1.44 million loan to build grain elevator, railroad loop near Aberdeen
• Equalization appeals process begins next week
• Setting it Straight
• Daily Calendar
• Holiday hours, closings
• Club report
• Mosquito, West Nile conference coming up
• For the Record: April 6
• No return for Pirate's Cove
• GFP land purchases aimed at keeping landmark safe
• Pro tennis player speaks in Aberdeen about his Christian life
• Weather service issues wind advisory for Aberdeen region
• Landowners receive $5 million from SD Game, Fish and Parks
• $212 fare to Minneapolis permanent, Aberdeen airport manager says
• Setting it Straight
• Faulk County: Burn ban now in effect
• Daily Calendar
• Aberdeen: Dog parks now open
• Aberdeen: Easter party at Moose
• Willow Lake resident seeks re-election in District 2
• Hunting lodge owner seeks state Senate seat
• Luncheon set for Tuesday
• Children invited to Aberdeen museum
• For the Record: April 5
• Trampoline jump coming to Aberdeen's Thunder Road
• Grass fire put out near Columbia
• Court listings: April 4
• Setting it Straight
• Potter County: Burn ban in effect
• Drainage board's role to be greatly reduced with new ordinances
• No flights canceled in Hub City, nine delayed in March
• Daily Calendar
• honor roll
• For the Record: April 4
• Aberdeen district undertaking efforts to raise drug awareness in schools
• NSU bookstore shrinking to make room for student union
• Update: more details in burned-up car accident
• Parks, rec property sold to Lamont Cos.
• Daily Calendar
• Court listings
• For the Record
• Presentation College receives national honor
• Veterans' coffee hour
• SD plans hearing on motel room rate
• Crop irritant to keep pheasants away approved
• Daily Calendar
• For the Record
• Winner named in speech contest
• Marriage license: April 2, 2012
• Building permits
• Brown County Drainage Board
• Good for you: April 2
• Ask the Mayor: City willing to work with homeowners on road situation
• Joint City Council/Brown County Commission Agenda
• For the Record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
• Bigger and bigger and ...
• Prayer breakfast on Thursday
• Brown County Commission Agenda
• Bankruptcies
• Aberdeen Park and Recreation Board agenda
• City Council agenda
• Sump pump discharge deadline on Wednesday
• Taliaferro withdraws from state's attorney race
• Reformed churches to present Easter Cantata
• Daily Calendar
• Setting it Straight
• Eagles Aerie meeting on Thursday
• Regional food passions unexpected
• Organ transplant group will meet on Tuesday
• Faith briefs
• Building permits
• Trumpeter to perform today, Sunday in Aberdeen
• Tests crucial to schools
• Notebook: SD term limits have pros, cons
• School bonuses slated between $250 to $1,000 will be given to educators, other workers in public district
• Daily Calendar
• Thunderstorm rolls through region
• Benefit on Saturday for two killed in fire
• Building permits
• For the Record: March 30
• Miss America pays visit to Aberdeen
• School bonuses slated
• Tuition, fees to rise at NSU, other universities
• Where's the ... Wendy's temporarily runs out of beef
• Aberdeen man sentenced to prison for domestic assault
• Aberdeen Ruby Tuesday still planned; location uncertain
• Aberdeen bookstore to close
• Court listings: March 29
• Daily Calendar
• Britton: Dig into fish on Friday
• Longtime lawmaker seeking to represent District 3
• Northeastern S.D.: Sobriety checkpoints scheduled
• Funding inequity might cost Northern State
• Aberdeen man sent to prison after trip to Supreme Court
• Aberdeen police investigate sexual contact report
• Law enforcement asked to look for out-of-state contractors
• Court listings: March 28
• Drainage changes step closer to reality in Brown County
• Aberdeen: Fundraiser for church youth
• Richmond Lake walking trail receives green light
• Daily Calendar
• Club report: Aberdeen Sertoma Club
• Redfield seed firm's action costs farmers $2.6 million
• PUC stops trying to seize Anderson Seed Company
• Hecla man in fair condition after Monday accident
• Warning siren testing begins next week
• Running club cleaning up in litter run
• Daily Calendar
• Court listings
• Refunding bonds to save more than $50,000 per year
• Officials oppose tournament proposal
• Intensive Care Unit not just for hospitals
• For the Record
• Open gyms end Thursday
• Aberdeen man running for City Council
• 4-H phonathon slated
• Vocal concert will be tonight
• Part of Milwaukee Avenue to be closed
• Court listings: March 26
• For the Record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
• Daily Calendar
• Good For You
• Northeastern S.D.: All-State Band
• Aberdeen: Music contest this week
• Divorces: March 26, 2012
• Warner: Night at the Theater
• Foreign Correspondence: Alina Humenyuk
• National Honor Society members named in Groton
• Joint City Council/Brown County Commission Agenda
• For the Record
• Grass fire burns buildings near Mansfield home
• Daily Calendar
• Eagles Aerie celebrating 108th birthday
• Brown County Commission agenda
• City Council agenda
• BANKRUPTCIES
• Concert on Monday night
• New CEO at health center
• CAPITOL NOTEBOOK: To pun, all in fun, or not?
• Two injured in accident
• Court listings
• Bike recycling program moves
• Setting it Straight
• Daily Calendar
• Meetings set to explain city's building codes
• Aberdeen man seeks House seat
• Faith briefs
• Some birds have their fans, and some birds don't
• Regents could allow universities to borrow money for bonuses
• Too-high lottery payments in Aberdeen prompt game test
• Notebook: A legislator by any other name
• Highway deadlock likely to continue
• Court listings
• Fish fry set for today
• Setting it Straight
• Daily Calendar
• Knights serving fish today
• Overcoming infertility
• Creepy crawlies moving earlier: Warm weather gives critters head start on bugging you
• Disaster drill to test emergency responders
• Library developing foreign-language collection
• Company challenges SD DOT on highway project
• Incumbent seeking re-election as Potter County state's attorney
• Highs, lows of S.D. legislative season
• Court listings
• Aberdeen: Vehicle fire doused
• Aberdeen: SDSBVI rummage sale set for Saturday
• For the record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
• Aberdeen: Parent group to meet Wednesday
• Aberdeen: Community gardens meeting coming up
• Daily Calendar
• Tulare: Benefit slated for man
• Officials creating plan to prevent drug use in schools
• Controlled burn class to be taught in Aberdeen
• Nation: USDA warns of fake letters
• For the Record
• Aberdeen: Rape reports looked into
• Aberdeen: Coordinator earns cancer certification
• Regents weighing shift in tuition policy
• Aberdeen job fair pitches to crowd
• Longtime NSU announcer Harry Jasinski dies
• Man pleads not guilty to child abuse
• County to resurface part of former Extension parking lot
• Aberdeen officer discharged from hospital after crash
• County OKs change to Northern Beef Packers TIF
• Setting it Straight
• Music festival gets approval
• For the Record
• Daily Calendar
• Court listings
• Aberdeen funeral home to add crematorium
• Germans from Russia meeting
• Apartment building suffers structural, cosmetic damage after police car crash
• Aberdeen police car crash still being investigated
• Student hurt in Aberdeen police car accident doesn't regret internship
• SD Legislature fails to overturn governor vetoes
• Aberdonians lose fishing privileges for overharvesting walleyes
• For the Record
• Court listings
• Divorces: March 5, 2012
• Marriage license: March 19, 2012
• Foreign Correspondence: Camila Reis Bezerra
• Good For You
• School accepting registrations
• School honors students
• Rising to the challenge: Students tackling college-level courses
• Grass fire south of Aberdeen reported
• 2 Aberdeen police cars hit house this morning
• Daily Calendar
• Court listings
• Brown County Commission agenda
• Aberdeen School Board agenda
• City Council agenda
• English for the beef eater
• Brown County Zoning Board
• Spring luncheon coming up
• Hundreds have merry time at St. Patrick's parade
• Kansas fans eager to see concert
• Court listings
• Women have lots of secrets about themselves
• For the Record
• Hospital to host meet-and-greet with new CEO
• Model railroad open house today
• Judge gives Aberdeen woman second chance
• Knights serving breakfast
• Daily Calendar
• Faith briefs
• Sports worlds mingle
• Update: Firefighters still battling grass fire near Aberdeen
• Notebook: Conservative SD legislator retiring - again
• Firefighters battling grass fire near Conde
• Former Aberdonian sent to prison after breaking probation rules
• Herreid man first local cattle producer to invest in Northern Beef Packers
• Body found in burned-up car identified as Conde man
• For the Record
• Ward to offer guitar music
• Daily Calendar
• Fish fry today at church
• Setting it Straight
• New administrator at nursing home
• Fans got spirit
• REVIEW: 'Sirens of the '60s' a groovy experience
• Daily Calendar
• For the Record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
• Court listings
• Aberdeen: MS groups to meets Saturday
• Setting it straight
• Eureka: Family night bingo Saturday night
• Aberdeen man accused of sexual contact with minor
• New SD state laws would affect parental rights
• For the Record
• Setting it Straight
• Aberdeen Recreation and Forestry Department classes
• Daily Calendar
• Ipswich: Relay plans kick-off party
• Aberdeen: St. Patrick's Day meal
• Brown County's Granary parking to cost more than anticipated
• Wheat Growers to pay $812,000 OSHA fine in connection with man's death
• Judge denies request to dismiss sexual assault charges against Aberdeen man
• Brown County contemplating Centennial Village future
• Northern State kicks off Women's History Month celebration
• Aberdeen man sent to prison for videos of girl getting into shower
• Court listings
• For the Record
• Officials recognize education group
• Free throw contest today
• Donations sought for community baby shower
• Daily Calendar
• Setting it Straight
• GOP meets today
• City officials seek Kline Street bids
• Body found in burned car near Ferney
• Escaped South Dakota inmates found in Nebraska
• Update: Traffic accident cleared up on Sixth Avenue Southwest
• Sixth consignment store on Main Street opens
• Court listings
• For the Record
• Daily Calendar
• Ask the Mayor
• Congressional art competition open to high school students
• Marriage licenses: March 12, 2012
• Youth of the month announced
• Foreign Correspondence: Lisa Grewing
• Families enjoy outdoors as temperature reaches 60
• Harley Schnabel
• Court listings
• Daily Calendar
• Keep an eye on the lights
• City Council agenda
• Roll call: Week ending March 9
• Soup, sandwich luncheon Saturday
• Brown County Commission Agenda
• Womanless beauty pageant
• Northern announces dean's lists for fall 2011
• Deadline for candidates quickly approaching
• Court listings
• Daily Calendar
• Aberdeen: Moose Legion breakfast set
• For the Record: Aberdeen police/fire calls
• Ipswich: Tree, garden clinic coming up
• Faith briefs
• Gettysburg: Business help available
• Drug charge lands Aberdeen woman in jail
• Some things guaranteed to happen
• Writer answers questions about SD l legislative session
• Flu rate plateaus in South Dakota
• Men sentenced for unrelated Aberdeen robberies
• Five students injured in school bus-truck crash
• For the Record
• Knights serving fish today
• Juvenile sex contact reported
• Daily Calendar
• Funeral home supports tree program
• Country, comedy night set for Saturday
• Communicating through art
• Communicating through art
• Damage causes rail cars to come off track at Bath, official says
• Aberdeen's Kansas concert tickets go on sale next week
• Four Republicans, one Democrat on SD's ballot for president
• Court listings
• Monthly biker meeting set
• Daily Calendar
• Aberdeen Recreation and Forestry Department classes
• Roncalli Ball tickets available
• Special Olympics fundraiser game coming up Tuesday
• Hub City man denies burglary, theft charges
• A gratitude for life
• Summit shuttle given reprieve
• SD Education Association vows statewide vote on reform bill
• Daily Calendar
• Court listings
• Roscoe: Polka party this weekend
• For the Record: Aberdeen police/fire calls
• Aberdeen: Vets invited to coffee hour
• Aberdeen: Celiac group to meet
• Redfield plant to undergo $50 million retrofit to produce biobutanol
• Women in Science Conference held at NSU in Aberdeen
• Here's your chance to give input on disbanding Brown County drainage board.
• Investigators recommend Aberdeen soldier, others be court martialed
• Court listings
• Setting it Straight
• New program hits the Y
• Bestselling author will be at hotel on April 10
• Daily Calendar
• Terms set for sale of old park and rec building
• Diversity panel meets Thursday
• Speech, debate team earns state title
• O.M. Tiffany adds crosswalk to busy street
• Aberdeen YMCA campaign has $1.7 million
• Snow keeping Aberdeen temps down, meteorologist says
• Roll call: Week ending March 2 House - ending March 2
• Court listings
• For the Record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
• Daily Calendar
• Good for you
• Foreign Correspondence: Catarina Demarchi de Oliveira
• Divorces: March 5, 2012
• Aberdeen: Central student recognized
• Marriage Licenses: March 5, 2012
• Roncalli schools start bully prevention program
• Joint City Council/Brown County Commission Agenda
• For the Record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
• Daily Calendar
• BANKRUPTCIES
• City Council agenda
• Aberdeen Park and Recreation Board agenda
• Aberdeen Board of Zoning Adjustment agenda
• Nominees sought for award
• Brown County Commission agenda
• Transplant group meets Tuesday
• Court listings
• Daily Calendar
• For the Record
• Time to come clean about being a slob
• Cars wind up in ditches
• Setting it Straight
• Piano festival today
• Open gyms closed for spring break
• Faith briefs
• 'Advocate for the deceased'
• Northern State University names VP of finance, administration
• NorthWestern Energy fined $2,000 for welding violation
• Update: Diesel spill didn't threaten drinking water, scientist says
• Notebook: Two opposites find agreement on principle
• Nobody hurt in garbage bin fire behind Ramada
• Daily Calendar
• For the Record
• Music slated for this weekend at creamery
• Candidate seeks GOP nod for state's attorney's post
• Juvenile 'sexting' could be new crime in South Dakota
• SD House defeats broader definition of domestic violence
• Wind energy tax breaks get OK from SD House
• Aberdeen man admits to felony drug charges
• Four Aberdeen-Minneapolis flights canceled in February; eight late
• Daugaard livestock bedding veto overturned by House
• Vehicle overturns on slippery highway; no one hurt
• Daily Calendar
• For the Record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
• Court listings
• Mellette woman injured in traffic accident
• Aberdeen: Annual hobby show results
• Mellette: Lions Club carnival on Sunday
• Central speech, debate, interp teams send six to nationals
• Aberdeen Recreation, Forestry Department classes
• Christian Women's luncheon
• Leap year baby born at Avera in Aberdeen
• Sisseton, Spink County, Faulkton, Doland among areas hardest hit by snow
• Snowstorm causes no major problems on county roads
• Aberdeen snow measures 7.7 inches, storm mostly finished
• ABERDEEN: `Awaken¿ classes slated twice weekly
• ABERDEEN: MS groups to meet Saturday
• Small decline seen in museum visitors
• Court listings
• Daily Calendar
• For the Record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
• Setting it Straight
• HUB CITY WHITEOUT
• Safety a key factor in deciding if Aberdeen-area schools close due to bad weather
• Power back on in Warner, Stratford
• Wind farms, Big Stone power plant might receive 50 percent tax breaks
• Budget amendment, other measures to be added to SD ballot
• No concealed weapon permit needed under SD legislation
• State court system might raise fees for searches
• Update: Suspect in high-speed chase identified
• Education levies to increase on commercial, homes; decrease on ag property
• Aberdeen woman denies child abuse charge, requests trial
• Blizzard could delay Brown County load limits
• Blizzard still headed for Aberdeen, meteorologist says
• Court listings
• Daily Calendar Check ahead: Inclement weather might cause some of these events to be postponed or canceled. Please call ahead.
• Load limits going into effect on Thursday
• Rape reported Monday morning
• Voters will decide sale of park land
• For the Record
• Car thievery puts man in prison
• Teens recognized in mock trial competition
• Setting it Straight
• CPR classes offered
• For the Record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
• Daily Calendar
• Candidate named for Presidential Scholars program
• Mayor recounts heart attack experience
• Preschool registration
• Divorces: Feb. 27, 2012
• Marriage Licenses: Feb. 27, 2012
• National Merit finalist
• Aberdeen Central debate team hopes to do well at state competition
• Computer lab use down at Aberdeen colleges
• City Council agenda
• Daily Calendar
• Court listings
• For the Record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
• Education hot topic at final cracker barrel
• Setting it straight
• Joint City Council/Brown County Commission Agenda
• Bankruptcies: Feb. 16-22, 2012
• Aberdeen School Board agenda
• Court listings
• Cracker Barrel to be live streamed
• Concert tickets available
• Firearm gets man 60 days in prison
• Pancake feed on Sunday
• Daily Calendar
• Setting it Straight
• Dakota Westerners to meet
• World Day of Prayer service planned
• We're lucky to live in this area
• Video lottery bet limits remain at $2
• TownePlace by Marriott proposed for Aberdeen
• Missing rural Waubay woman found near Wolsey
• Former Aberdonian set to be executed in September
• For the Record
• Court listings
• Aberdeen woman seeks Brown County Commission seat
• Hub City man's drug trial delayed
• Daily Calendar
• Trial delayed for man facing prescription drug charges
• Brown County Fair office moves from downtown
• 'American Idol' contestant has performed in Aberdeen
• Expert to SD lawmakers: Be cautious with 2012, 2013 budgets
• Legislature kills bill to break down James River water district
• Court listings
• Aberdeen man charged with pot distribution
• Setting it Straight
• Daily Calendar
• For the Record: Aberdeen police/fire calls
• honor roll
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• Club report
• Leadership class offered
• Court listings
• City Council: Load limit effort on Aberdeen streets parked for now
• Brown County: Load limits go into effect March 1
• Daily Calendar
• Aberdeen: Lenten luncheons to begin
• Aberdeen: Fun night on Saturday
• Setting it Straight
• Aberdeen Recreation and Forestry Department classes planned
• 'The List,' 'The Way' big Fischgaard winners
• Pre-K, driver-ed fees clear Senate
• Update: Diesel leak cleanup continues
• Clay Walker, singer from 'The Voice' to perform at Ipswich Trail Days
• Oakes accident victim identified
• Sen. Hundstad to undergo triple bypass surgery
• Court listings
• Daily Calendar
• For the record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
• Women's retreat set for Sunday
• Presentation hosts scholarship day
• Dog Fanciers to meet
• Setting it Straight
• Democrats meet twice this week
• Teenage girl from Oakes, N.D., dies in vehicle crash
• Little Caesars opening Tuesday in Aberdeen
• Aberdeen woman killed in Montana accident identified
• ABERDEEN: Troupe will present master class Thursday
• Sharp competition
• Daily Calendar
• For the Record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
• Setting it straight
• Divorces: Feb. 20, 2012
• Ipswich: Preschool Registration for 2012-13
• Aberdeen: Boys and Girls Club recognizes youth
• Ask the Mayor: Changes to airport runways could affect residents
• Marriage Licenses: Feb. 20, 2012
• Report: Aberdeen woman dies in Montana crash
• Woman injured in Friday accident
• Man arrested for reckless discharge of weapon
• For the Record
• Daily Calendar
• setting it straight
• Cracker barrel is Monday
• City Council agenda
• BANKRUPTCIES
• Brown County Commission
• Holiday closings, hours for Monday
• For the Record
• Two-vehicle accident Friday morning
• Daily Calendar
• Two men injured in accident
• Breakfast Sunday
• United Way now accepting applications
• Aberdeen man receives sentence for probation violation
• Model trains on display today
• Aberdeen Recreation and Forestry Department classes
• Why do women take a photo of Valentine's gift?
• Aberdeen man given another chance after breaking probation rules
• Thune to speak in Aberdeen
• Notebook: Legislature could help with easier court record access
• Aberdeen's outdoor rinks to close Tuesday
• Daily Calendar
• For the Record
• Aberdeen School Board agenda
• Korean services offered at Aberdeen Methodist church
• Daily Calendar
• Setting it Straight
• No plea yet in Eureka child porn case
• Aberdeen: Parent group plans meeting
• South Dakota: Teenage speakers sought for forums
• Speech, debate team claims second place at Rushmore Challenge in Harrisburg
• Witty script, humor in 'The Liar'
• Aberdeen tech school sells house through sealed bids
• Leola man accused of growing 500 marijuana plants pleads not guilty
• For the Record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
• Daily Calendar
• Aberdeen: All Hobby Show this weekend
• County Commission: Brown County no longer caring for road near Tacoma Park
• Assets will be given back to Brown County Hutterite colony
• Avera grapples with birth control uncertainty
• Singing valentines in tune with love
• Aberdeen: Community Champions Awards presented
• County load limits likely coming next week
• New voting map gets approved on first reading
• Daily Calendar
• For the Record
• Head start taking applications
• Landmarks commission to meet
• Congressional interns sought
• Professor to seek nomination for state's attorney
• MS groups to meets this weekend
• Ag conference Feb. 22 at Ramkota
• Formal bidding set aside in Simmons repair project
• Dale Beckering to serve one to 15 years in prison in Harms' death case
• FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE: Sara Odriozola, Frederick Area High School
• Good for you
• For the Record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
• Screenings set for March 21
• Daily Calendar
• Divorces: Feb. 13, 2012
• Marriage Licenses: Feb. 13, 2012
• Show Choir competition this weekend
• Ask the Mayor: How long before an abandoned car is taken away?
• Daily Calendar
• For the Record
• Education bill and its controversial components top talk
• Senator claims water district is broken
• Dean Karlen this year's recipient of 'Book of Golden Deeds' award
• Aberdeen School Board agenda
• City Council agenda
• Two GOP events slated
• BANKRUPTCIES
• Republicans set two meetings
• Fire damages barn
• For the Record
• Daily Calendar
• Number of reported flu cases in the state almost doubled
• Moose Legion breakfast Sunday
• Faith briefs
• Small business help available
• Wife's finally back from California and where she belongs
• Aberdeen cabbie tells fare tale
• Aberdeen man thinks court system moving too slow
• 911 upgrades, raising fees clear SD Senate
• SD Senate passes bill to allow video lottery expansion
• Nursing home beds moratorium could be relaxed
• Dilemma of too much water is rising to top for SD Legislature
• SD Senate wants more time on James River district
• State Rep. Dennert proposes lowering cement-plant payout
• For the Record
• Realtors attend meeting
• Setting it Straight
• Daily Calendar
• Airport board announces two flights a day on weekends
• Kitchen Tune-Up owners receive awards
• Beef Day at Capitol set for Feb. 16
• NSU student interns at Northwestern Mutual
• Wheat Growers board elects officers
• Medical apps work wonders for Aberdeen doctors
• Aberdeen woman injured in Wal-Mart parking lot accident
• Aberdeen to have two music festivals July 13, 14
• ABERDEEN: Diversity panel meets today
• Sexting among juveniles could become misdemeanor
• Daily Calendar
• Aberdeen: Genealogy society to meet
• Aberdeen: Exercise room orientation
• Aberdeen man apologizes for grand theft
• Setting it Straight
• Mobridge: Rock concert set for Tuesday
• Aberdeen: Music to be big part of benefit
• McLaughlin, Eagle Butte to face off on basketball court
• S.D. House nixes 30-year limit on conservation easements
• South Dakota Brand Board term limits pass House
• Supreme Court upholds Aberdeen DUI conviction
• SD video lottery businesses could have up to 14 terminals
• Aberdeen man charged with improperly touching child
• New pro shop operator named for Lee Park Golf Course
• For the record 2-8-12
• Daily calendar
• Murder trial getting under way for Jamestown woman
• One man dead in crash near Kadoka
• Pine Ridge Reservation crash kills two
• Flood preparedness meeting
• PC hosts Black and White Ball
• Young Professionals meetings
• Four candidates for NSU financial position
• Three Aberdeen groups performing in Brookings
• Legislature: no new water district for Brown, Marshall, Spink counties
• Flu cases down statewide
• Columbia man pleads no contest to child abuse charges
• Finalists named for NSU vice president of finance
• Daily calendar
• Court listings
• Aberdeen School Board gets first look at capital outlay
• Aberdeen: Aberdak meeting planned
• For the Record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
• Aberdeen: Exercise room orientation
• Aberdeen Recreation and Forestry Department classes
• Fischgaard film project accepting registrations
• Man going to prison for drug charges
• Raising video gambling bet limit stalls in Legislature
• Rodney Berget sentenced to death in prison guard killing
• Good for you
• BROWN COUNTY: Hearing in abuse case Tuesday
• court
• For the Record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
• Daily calendar
• Parent/teacher conferences on Thursday
• Marriage Licenses: Jan. 30, 2012
• Divorces: Jan. 30, 2012
• Central student recognized
• Ask the Mayor: Disadvantages of different snowplows
• Missing Britton man may have been spotted in Grand Forks, N.D.
• For the Record
• Roll Call: Week ending Feb. 3 House - ending Feb. 3
• Daily calendar
• Aberdeen City Board of Zoning Adjustment agenda
• Aberdeen Airport Board agenda
• Brown County Commission
• Aberdeen School Board special meeting agenda
• Aberdeen Park and Recreation Board agenda
• Central team sweeps competition
• Valuation, education among topics at Cracker Barrel
• For the Record
• MS groups to meets today
• Aberdeen Recreation and Forestry Department classes
• Transplant group plans support meeting
• Daily calendar
• setting it straight
• Knowledge of S.D. food continues to increase
• NSU senior starts internship
• CPR classes offered
• Faith briefs
• Cut to spend: For Legislature, a year's passage and 180-turn
• Police: 500 pot plants found; Leola man arrested
• Webster graduate interning with Senate Banking Committee
• Herreid man killed in Campbell County crash
• Building Permits
• court
• Daily calendar
• For the Record
• Junk In My Trunk opens for business
• Hangar 9 FBO opens at airport
• Jimmy Johns will likely open April 1
• Mardian promoted to branch manager at Dacotah Bank
• Wells Fargo Auto Finance gives layoff notices to 66 in Aberdeen
• Legislators take step toward stricter open meetings laws
• Court listings
• Two injured in accident
• Daily calendar
• Aberdeen: Boot camp classes begin this month
• Aberdeen: Hearing specialist at the senior center
• For the Record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
• Man gets prison time for fifth DUI
• Aberdeen: No flights canceled in January
• SkyWest taking over Aberdeen flights in March
• For six months, no canceled flights at Aberdeen airport
• Musicfest, formerly known as Pig Out, won't continue under downtown association
• Head Start In Aberdeen now has building options
• SkyWest officially selected to serve Aberdeen
• 15 students showcased on NSU Piano Day on Saturday
• Sexual contact with juvenile reported
• For the Record
• Daily calendar
• Faulkton medical center meets certified health record criteria
• New water development district may not get much support
• 'Awaken' class begins
• Free tax aid
• Roncalli honor roll
• Ipswich honor roll
• SD ag-mediation service could soon cover feds, too
• Under SD Senate plan, referendum could be withdrawn from ballot
• Brown County commissioner: New water district might not get much support
• SD Senate approves slowing growth of taxes paid for rural electricity
• 'Free plays' will remain taxed at Deadwood gambling houses
• Free tax help to be offered at senior center
• Court listings
• daily calendar
• Ambulance agreement discussed at meeting
• Plans for apartment complex unveiled
• For the Record
• Aberdeen Recreation and Forestry Department classes
• Aerobic classes begin next week
• Vets invited to coffee hour
• setting it straight
• WEB Water wins awards at conference
• Three Mobridge siblings claim lottery winnings
• Court: Tulare woman pleads guilty to prescription drug charges
• State House won't add more penalties for speeders
• Rural electric co-ops try to hold down taxes
• Marriages
• Court listings
• Daily calendar
• Divorces: Jan. 30, 2012
• Junior kindergarten/preschool registration begins
• Does late-night snow removal violate noise ordinance?
• Dakota Westerners to meet
• Roncalli hosting kindergarten open house
• County Commission Agenda
• For the Record
• Valentine's Musical Tea event
• Daily calendar
• BANKRUPTCIES
• Local legislators share views on topics
• 'The Drowsy Chaperone' goes to state one-act
• City Council agenda
• Use of Braille is decreasing, but school still teaches it
• City of Aberdeen spends biggest chunk of money on bonds
• Building Permits
• BROWN COUNTY: Deadline for vehicle stickers is Tuesday
• Daily calendar
• Kids help keep the marriage intact
• What would you do with 7,000 tons of sludge?
• Supreme Court reverses Hutterite colony decision
• Daily Calendar
• For the Record
• Rummage sale next week
• Central debate team placed well in Watertown
• Aberdeen man denied claim of legal rights violation
• Aberdeen Recreation and Forestry Department classes
• Educators give earful to governor at Aberdeen meeting
• Aberdeen's Head Start program needs new home
• South Dakota airman accused of soliciting 13-year-old
• Power fully restored to Brown County residents
• Daily calendar
• Prison cell awaits Aberdeen woman
• Setting it Straight
• Redfield: Lions Hall of Fame awaits man
• Aberdeen: Diversity meeting planned for today
• Brown County: Special kickoff set for captains in Relay For Life
• Roncalli will celebrate Catholic Schools Week beginning Sunday
• Senate slams brakes on retirement alternatives
• Lawmakers target loophole in alcohol laws
• Meet Northern State University athletic director finalists
• More South Dakota groups could sell pull-tabs under proposal
• 2010 Aberdeen country music fest promoter pleads to misdemeanor
• Bishop Paul Swain to lead Mass in Aberdeen
• No fire: Dust sets off alarm at Presentation College
• Aberdeen: Diabetes group meets Feb. 2
• Daily calendar
• Aberdeen Public Board of Education: Officials to attend governor's meeting
• Felonies earn Sisseton man time behind bars
• House approves revived court fees measure
• Shoveling snow can be dangerous
• Local approval granted for $2.4M rail loan; OK needed from state
• Bruce Jenner to speak in Aberdeen
• Proposal would let you bring your own wine to restaurants
• SD lawmaker: Schools should be able to control bonuses
• Brown County Fairgrounds fee could be charged next year
• Aberdeen: I Hate Winter celebration at the senior center
• Selby: Men invited to Christian Women's luncheon
• For the Record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
• Daily calendar
• Court martial recommended for soldier in Afghan suicide
• Setting it straight
• Major project on Kline Street to cost more than $1.4 million
• Aberdeen area cleans up after Old Man Winter
• Project aims to honor those who carry on Vi Stoia's efforts
• Update: Move your cars; shovel your sidewalks
• Update: Firefighters fighting house fire on South Main
• State House says no to declaring Reproductive Rights Week
• One-third of parks, recreation areas damaged by flood in 2011
• Good for you
• Daily Calendar
• Divorces: Jan. 16, 2012
• Chili/soup cookoff set for next month
• Students of the month
• Students honored
• The importance of patience
• Ask the Mayor: Major changes to be seen in enticing tourists to S.D.
• Aberdeen schools ready for increase students due to job openings in area
• Court listings
• Brown County Commission agenda
• ABERDEEN RECREATION AND FORESTRY DEPARTMENT CLASSES
• City Council/County Commission joint meeting agenda
• Aberdeen School Board agenda
• City Council agenda
• Bankruptcies: Jan. 12-18
• Valentine's Musical Tea event
• Construction for homes, apartments increases in Aberdeen
• Home prices increase in Aberdeen
• Chili feed today
• It's January, so my wife is leaving me again
• Aberdeen man sentenced to prison on two drug charges
• Cellphone towers back in service
• ABERDEEN RECREATION AND FORESTRY DEPARTMENT CLASSES
• Fund for fire victim
• Northern recital on Sunday
• Setting it Straight
• Model railroad open house today
• Perks help lure university presidents to South Dakota
• Man sentenced to prison for drugs
• AT&T cellphone sites back up in Aberdeen
• Snowmobile licenses would change under proposal
• Notebook: A man who spoke for South Dakota
• Daily Calendar
• For the Record
• Governor to speak at meeting
• Major swing in temperature
• U.S. House hopeful to visit
• Oliver promoted at American News
• Tulare man sentenced for starting hay bale fire
• Annual United Way meeting
• Active Care Chiropractic to move to new clinic
• Fun classes offered at center
• Legislature considers publishing names of delinquent taxpayers
• Tulare man sent to jail for setting bales, structures on fire
• Aberdeen: MS groups meet Saturday
• For the Record
• Daily calendar
• Pierre: Children's Day slated at Capitol
• Setting it Straight
• Wheat Growers remains in black
• Honor roll: Eureka High School - first quarter
• THE MUSIC OF LOVE
• Holocaust survivor to speak at Northern tonight
• Tim Johnson to have listening session in Aberdeen
• Liquor confusion in Aberdeen might be at an end
• Daily calendar
• Aberdeen: Yapatorium accepting donations
• Honor roll: Edmunds Central High School - second quarter
• Honor roll: Leola High School - second quarter
• Aberdeen: Flick n' Float set for Friday
• Potential ambulance deal might save Brown County some money
• Wheat Growers had profitable year despite flood, officials say
• Brown County commissioners seek new water district
• Woman injured in three-vehicle wreck in Aberdeen
• Daily calendar
• Brown County Historical Society annual meeting Saturday
• For the Record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
• Setting it straight
• Aberdeen: Dog Fanciers to meet
• Brown County Planning Commission agenda
• Central debate wins at Silver Bowl
• Late governor returns for final time to South Dakota's Capitol building
• Good for you
• Fire badly damages Aberdeen home
• Daily Calendar
• WEBSTER: Financial aid night next week
• ABERDEEN/MELLETTE: Four area teams headed to science bowl
• Club report
• It's all about the snow, or lack thereof
• Marriage licenses: Jan. 16, 2012
• Divorces: Jan. 16, 2012
• Young minds with big ideas
• Area students mark Martin Luther King Jr. Day
• Frederick Area student and Snow Queen known for being helpful
• Daily calendar Check ahead: Inclement weather could cause some of these events to be postponed or canceled. Please call ahead.
• Event will still include chili feed, prizes
• Bowling tournament approaching
• Young Professionals to meet
• Breakfast proceeds to benefit Safe Harbor
• City Council agenda
• For the Record
• Daily calendar Check ahead: Inclement weather could cause some of these events to be postponed or canceled. Please call ahead.
• Small business help available
• Aspire hires development director
• Faith briefs
• Attorney joins law firm
• Stylist Joins Adam & Eve Styling Salon
• Some people just don't trust potlucks or buffets
• Colorado man pleads guilty to tax charge
• Bathroom dedicated to coach Don Meyer by Aberdeen-area family
• Behind the legend: Governor's wife stood strong, true
• Dakota Wind Energy receives $50,000
• Officiating class offered
• For the Record
• Free skate lessons
• Daily calendar Check ahead:Inclement weather might cause some of these events to be postponed or canceled. Please call ahead.
• Salvation Army meets goarl for first time since 2008
• No recreational skating on Saturday
• Giovannini, Molded Fiber Glass Manager, Appointed to Workforce Development Council
• Mobridge ice fishing tournament will take place
• Janklow helped improve Aberdeen area
• Janklow funeral set; flags to fly at half-staff
• Aberdeen garbage pick-up to change Monday
• Today's paper black and white due to press breakdown
• For the Record
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• Free skate day
• setting it straight
• Central debate team receives top honors
• Water districts banding together in South Dakota
• Legislators praise community services program in South Dakota
• Audit findings accepted by James River Water Development District board
• No one injured in Groton fire; house destroyed
• Faulkton elevator still closed after explosion
• Three taken to hospital after accident
• Brown County officials seek bridge removal help
• Aberdeen man pleads guilty to sexual exploitation of a minor
• Daily calendar
• FSA offices may be affected by cost-cutting proposal
• For the Record
• Dance this weekend
• Dakota Westerners to meet
• Winter blues program
• Passenger numbers take off at Aberdeen airport
• Groups OK with 2 percent use fee at fairgrounds
• Brown County commissioners inundated with letters from sect leader Warren Jeffs
• CITY COUNCIL: Beer, wine sales allowed on Christmas
• Welcome back students!!!
• Presentation College is hosting its “Lunch and Learn” program, Thursday, January...
• Men and Women's basketball tonight!!! Go Saints!
• Court listings
• For the Record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
• Daily calendar
• Aberdeen: Celiac disease group meets
• Aberdeen: Monthly biker meeting
• Aberdeen: Upper Plains Contracting wins Silver Award
• Aberdeen: Genealogical society to meet
• People line up for Wylie Park camping reservations
• Social Services snarled in Medicaid mess; revenue works out its water-tax problem
• ABERDEEN: Fairgrounds fee back on agenda
• Daily calendar
• For the Record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
• Groton: Students nominated for scholarship program
• Foreign Correspondence: Joona Pyykkonen
• Aberdeen: Kindergarten registration for 2012-13
• Ask the Mayor: City will replace tattered U.S. flag
• Good For You: Jan. 9, 2012
• Marriage licenses: Jan. 9, 2012
• Divorces: Jan. 9, 2012
• For the Record
• Aberdeen: Kick Butt class planned at the YMCA
• Drugs earn Aberdeen man trip to prison
• Brown County Commission agenda
• Aberdeen School Board agenda
• Aberdeen: GOP to meet Tuesday
• City Council agenda
• Leola man's robot may prevent grain bin accidents
• Former Aberdeen resident in court on murder charge Monday
• Junior Snow Queen, talent competition winners named in Aberdeen
• For the Record
• Daily calendar
• Aberdeen: Habitat for Humanity begins new program
• Aberdeen: Nurse receives certification
• Faith briefs
• Aberdeen: Moose Legion breakfast
• Aberdeen: Attorney joins law firm
• Knowledge of children grew over holidays
• James River: Water district will meet in Pierre
• Aberdeen once again breaks record high
• No winner in Million Dollar Bird drawing
• Spring Semester classes begin January 10th.
• Welcome new President Margaret A. Huber!
• $2,000 fine proposed against NorthWestern for welding infraction
• Notebook: Democrats propose legislative agenda
• High temp could fall just short of record today
• MS groups to meet Saturday
• Airport board: Final draft of environmental assessment complete
• Daily calendar: Jan. 6, 2012
• Dance canceled
• Mystery dinner theater scheduled for Feb. 3-4
• Setting it Straight
• Court: Urine tosser awaits sentence
• Heifer auction in Aberdeen to help soldiers get free steak dinners
• Winter heat wave hits Aberdeen area
• Temperature hits 60
• Sioux Falls man might face life in prison for alleged urine incident
• Daily calendar
• Setting it Straight
• Aberdeen: Nutrition center reopens under new ownership
• Aberdeen: Tax preparer opens office
• Webster: Conservation award earned
• Gettysburg: Small business help available
• Commissioners consider events surcharge at Brown County Fairgrounds
• Dennert considers run at Brown Co. Commission or District 3 senate seat
• The Granary facility gifted to Brown County
• Brown County Highway Department employees start the year with overtime
• Aberdeen Park and Rec Board agenda
• Setting it Straight
• Aberdeen Airport Board agenda
• Daily calendar
• S.D. legislative spying allegations might be resolved
• PC, NSU busting at the seams as both consider expansions
• Brown County accepts donation of Granary
• 2% raises approved for county workers
• Brown County extends burn ban until snow comes
• For the Record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
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• Aberdeen: Epiphany celebration Sunday night
• Delta canceled 22 flights at Aberdeen airport in 2011
• Ideas for railroad taxes, public broadcasting and campaign contributions
• Brown County road maintenance issues in Mother Nature's hands
• NSU coach joins 700 club!
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• Good For You: Jan. 2, 2012
• Expansion, new hospital coming to Aberdeen this year
• 2012 might be a good time to shine more light on GFP
• For the Record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
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• Bankruptcies: Dec. 21-27
• Brown County Commission agenda
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• Tickets on sale for Zonta Club's Rose Luncheon
• New Year's holiday closings, hours in Aberdeen
• Expetec celebrates 20 years
• Setting it Straight
• Employee pay raises possible in Brown County
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• Aberdeen: Credit union president to retire
• Taxation, economic growth worth attention in South Dakota
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• Homeless man given ticket to oil patch plans a return to Colorado
• Yankton blaze destroys tractors, car
• Bar's liquor license topic of hearing
• For the Record
• Vandals hit downtown Aberdeen
• Aberdeen: Device removed from library
• Marshall County: Two injured in Thursday accident
• Frankfort: Thursday fire destroys home
• Brown County commissioners to have special meeting today
• Update: Men sentenced to prison for meth, marijuana, drunken driving charges
• For the Record
• Hub City woman seeks jury trial
• Aberdeen: Possible rape looked into
• Westport: Fireworks cause blaze
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• Aberdeen: Exercise for cancer survivors
• Aberdeen: Blood pressure screenings
• Aberdeen: Nurse receives certification
• Brown County road weight limits to expand
• HYBRID CORN BUGGED
• Man rescued from grain bin near Webster
• Open burn ban takes effect at 6 a.m. Thursday
• Postal service hears comments about plans to close mail-processing facility
• County commissioner says he won't run for re-election
• Aberdeen man questions imprisonment
• Aberdeen's liquor laws brew confusion
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• Redesign of Brown County's Internet homepage delayed
• 'Layaway angels' fly into Aberdeen
• Top 10 stories: Friends, relatives seek justice for Christina Harms' death
• Northern State University receives more than $200,000 in grants
• Aberdeen-area fires burn dozens of acres Friday through Monday
• Aberdeen Sears store not closing
• Garbage pick-up to change Monday
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• For the Record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
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• Groton: Good Citizen Award winner named
• Snowy owls visiting South Dakota
• Special training might have saved lives of Sunset Colony firefighters
• Daily calendar
• For the Record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
• Foreign Correspondence: Sebastian Beyer
• Groton: Big Idea competition honorable mention
• Groton: Wendy's Heisman nominees
• Divorces: Dec. 26, 2011
• Barking dog may be in violation of ordinance
• Good for you
• Aberdeen: Christian students honored
• Day County scholars
• New Year¿s Eve steak fryand dance set in Roscoe
• County Commission Agenda
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• For the record:Police and fire calls
• Christmas Tree Lane food drive wraps up
• Aberdeen Area Humane Society gets donations for holidays
• Aberdeen: Outdoor ice skating schedule
• Do not dread seeing your relatives during the holidays
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• Building permits
• 'Christmas at the Depot' extended
• Performance trends at universities head in opposite directions
• Aberdeen woman pleads guilty to drug charges in Edmunds County
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• Man gets 16 years in prison for drug charge
• For the Record: Aberdeen Fire/Police calls
• James River water district changes coming
• Music program improvements sought at Northern State University
• Ready to ride: ReCycle program gets bikes back in action in Aberdeen
• State won't get federal grant for railroad
• Rail board withdraws loan offers to Britton, Redfield
• Update: Waubay worker hospitalized for grain bin injury
• Presentation College Closes at noon Friday, December 23 and reopens Tuesday Dece...
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• Aberdeen: CPR classes set for Jan. 4
• Primrose to sell five facilities
• Central speech, debate team earns second place
• Two-woman effort produces children's book
• Aberdeen: Holiday closings, hours
• Panel seeks offers for S.D. rail line
• Man sent to prison for drug, assault charges
• Local author pens Christian children's book
• Brown County officials restore full contribution to NECOG
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• Aberdeen: Conlin's Furniture updates exterior
• Pharmacy tech rules pass ¿ but without panel's blessing
• More seating and amenities coming to Brown County Fair concerts in 2012
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• Aberdeen: Garbage pick-up to change
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• For the Record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
• Woman accused of helping steal guns enters not guilty pleas
• Aberdeen: Applicants for Dakota Rising Fellowship sought
• Aberdeen: Ground breaking for Goodwill Store is today
• Aberdeen: Molded Fiber Glass hires human resource director
• Setting it straight
• Donors' generosity helps Aberdeen-area groups
• Groundbreaking for Goodwill store to be Tuesday
• For the Record
• Foreign Correspondence: Laura Nowak
• Aberdeen: Bank promotes staffers
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• Northeast S.D.: Area students elected to leadership group
• Webster: Student named Spirit of Community nominee
• Ask the Mayor
• Aberdeen: Student wins school geography bee
• Webster students recognized by National Honor Society
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• For the Record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
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• Brown County Commission agenda
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• Bankruptcies
• Aberdeen: Kids Against Hunger to have live music
• Take precautions during holiday season
• Disappointment, confusion during book buy-back: College students get fraction of what they spent on textbooks
• Men's basketball tonight!!! Go Saints!!
• For the Record
• Distractions seem to get in the way of work
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• Aberdeen: Today last day to see model trains
• Aberdeen: Boulevard trees will be trimmed
• Faith briefs
• Bristol: Professor receives award
• Capitol Notebook: Life's simplicity precious
• Tonight's PC Men's JV basketball game has been cancelled.
• Brown County considering guard rails for some roads
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• Roncalli to deck halls with performances
• Warrington named to wheat commission
• Former Aberdeen resident honored
• Banker joins Dacotah Trust
• Small business help available
• Businesses, groups earn service awards
• Dacotah Bank adds mortgage banker
• Extension ag specialists learning new roles
• Identity of Aberdeen woman killed by train released
• Winter break hours for the main campus library will be 8am-5pm Monday through Fr...
• The Student Center will be closed beginning 12/16 through 1/9. It will re-open...
• South Dakota lawmakers allege violation of confidentiality
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• Aberdeen: Night for parents on Saturday
• Aberdeen: Benefit set for this weekend
• Aberdeen: Church will host carol service
• Aberdeen: Wylie Park Campground reservations start Jan. 9
• Trombone, violin recital planned for Friday
• Web site redesign considered
• Aberdeen: First Premier Realty adds staffer
• Groton: Pageant, dinner at church
• Aberdeen: Christmas concert at Roncalli
• Book buyback is still going on in the Bookstore today until 4 pm, and tomorrow...
• Dense fog advisory to end at 11
• For the Record
• Brown County ditch work draws concern
• Holiday concerts slated at schools
• Brown County ambulance service costs focus of attention
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• Bath: Bake sale on Saturday
• Aberdeen: YAPA membership drive
• Aberdeen: Sculptor named to list
• Aberdeen: Tipsy Tow starts Friday
• Aberdeen artist named to 40 under 40' list
• Man going to prison for car theft
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• Aberdeen: Landmarks panel to meet
• Aberdeen: Christmas party for kids
• Aberdeen: Diversity committee to meet
• For the Record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
• Aberdeen: Northern Beef Packers hires treasurer
• Aberdeen: Stylist joins salon
• Snow Queens named in Webster
• Rental housing focus of Aberdeen City Council discussion
• Governor speaks in Aberdeen about budget
• Reminder!! Free to all PC Students! Finals Breakfast Tonight - 8 pm to 10 pm
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• Good for you
• Aberdeen group provides comfort, care for parents who've lost children
• Salesman still dedicated to job after 65 years
• For the Record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
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• Bankruptcies Nov. 30 to Dec. 6
• Brown County Commission agenda
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• Aberdeen: Christmas tree for Aspire
• Redfield: Mid-Day Connection meeting Wednesday
• Aberdeen School Board agenda
• Aberdeen: Rape reported
• For the Record
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• Honeycrisp is the apple of writer's eye
• Britton: Noem staffer to visit Tuesday
• Brown County: Republicans meet Tuesday
• Aberdeen: Holiday workout classes
• Aberdeen: Moose Legion breakfast set
• Aberdeen: Model trains in action today
• Aberdeen: Creek cleanup on Wednesday
• For the Record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
• Aberdeen: Community Christmas for kids
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• Selby: Christmas luncheon next week
• Aberdeen: Biker holiday party
• Aberdeen: Nurse earns certification
• Gettysburg: Tree extravaganza begins Sunday
• Sioux Falls: Former Aberdonian honored by Red Roof Inns
• Brookings: Former Cresbard resident promoted at Capitaline Advisors
• Arrest made in gun incident
• Setting it Straight
• Craven Corner fire: Probe still active
• Britton: Cookie walk on Saturday
• Aberdeen: Drop and Shop coming up
• Aberdeen City Council receives reprimand
• Hub City woman faces sex charges
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• Aberdeen: Dog lovers Christmas party
• Aberdeen: Church offers free turkeys
• Aberdeen: Students to read their works
• Marlin's to be closed early Thursday morning for demolition of convenience store
• Aberdeen golf course hires new superintendent
• No more climbing walls at Aberdeen's Wylie Park
• Aberdeen man sentenced to more than 20 years in prison on drug charges
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• Redfield: Business plans to expand
• Aberdeen: Battle of Badges blood drive kicks off at noon today
• 'Rawness not there anymore,' NSU professor says
• Take a look at the South Dakota state budget
• County sobriety program moving to old Extension office
• Daugaard proposes pay raise for state workers
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• Probation violation sends man to prison
• Aberdeen getting ready for redistricting
• Aberdeen: Dog parks closed
• Aberdeen: Vets invited to coffee hour
• For the Record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
• Aberdeen: Public school Christmas programs
• Aberdeen: Human resource director hired at beef plant
• Setting it straight
• Tourism tax revenue dips
• Driver treated, released after semitruck rollover
• Brown County Commission agenda
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• Foreign Correspondence: Svitlana Kozubovska
• Dear Teacher: Student not being challenged enough
• Aberdeen: Big Idea students honored
• Aberdeen: Central student recognized
• Aberdeen: Big Idea final set for Thursday at NSU
• Divorces: Dec. 5, 2011
• Ask the Mayor: Why doesn't the city offer recycling to apartments?
• For the Record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
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• Park and Rec Board agenda
• Aberdeen Board of Zoning Adjustment agenda
• Aberdeen Airport Board agenda
• Aberdeen: Christmas with Chamber set
• Bristol: Church plans Christmas event
• Aberdeen City Council agenda
• Commission to consider open meetings complaints
• Aberdeen: Legislator named fellow
• Setting it Straight
• For the Record
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• Drugs help put Aberdeen woman in prison
• South Dakota: Farm Service alters data distribution
• Onions, mustard not just for sandwiches
• Gettysburg/Mitchell: Business to buy dealership
• Faith briefs
• Rollover reported on Highway 12
• Presentation College at the Wings game tonight!!! 7:30 pm!!!
• VFW to host meeting about veterans home
• Ruby Tuesday planned to open in Aberdeen
• Notebook: Jason Gant is a man of ambition and of perturbation about a predecessor
• S.D.: Towns, townships annual meeting set for next week
• County Highway 19 opening this afternoon
• For the Record
• Lease OK'd with Glenham couple
• Donation raises question: Should permission be needed for hunting on public land?
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• Fundraiser for Aberdeen family planned next week
• setting it straight
• Life coach now seeing clients
• New vice president named
• Men's Basketball tonight - Trinity Bible - in Ellendale, ND - 7:30 pm GO SAINTS!...
• Today is the start of PC’s free application month! All applications submitted i...
• Sixth Avenue Gallery closing a week early
• No Delta flights canceled; four late
• Redfield: Dance planned for Sunday
• Aberdeen: Canteen recalls Pearl Harbor
• Aberdeen: Indoor ice skating canceled
• Aberdeen/Sioux Falls: Music students set to perform
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• Aberdeen: New site for massage therapist
• Club report: Red Cross Gray Ladies
• Aberdeen: New Eagle Scout minted
• Aberdeen: PC to perform cantata
• Fire destroys garage, four-wheelers, motorcycles
• Slight chance of snow tonight
• Aberdeen man requests jury trial on assault charge
• Aberdeen man going to prison for dispensing painkillers
• Aberdeen: Christmas party for children
• Aberdeen area: Business disaster help available
• Eureka: Tour of homes will be Sunday
• Aberdeen: Retired teachers meeting set
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• Brown County Commission: Bulletin board designations likely
• Frederick: Holiday extravaganza planned for Dec. 11
• Aberdeen: PC celebrating with alumni
• Avera St. Luke's remodel creates inviting space
• Payless store to close in Lakewood Mall
• Trial delayed, Mette released on bond
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• Woman pleads guilty to prescription drug charges
• For the Record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
• Aberdeen: Stream gauge agreement reached
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• Aberdeen: Open enrollment for Medicare Part D is ending Dec. 7
• Brookings: Former Aberdonian named ag group director
• Aberdeen: Wheat Growers hires new communications director
• Aberdeen: New women's boutique offers range of products
• Fuel leaking at accident
• Hong Kong Restaurant to reopen in Aberdeen
• Trial could be delayed for Aberdeen man who faces rape, other charges
• PINE RIDGE: Woman receives grant to teach healthful cooking
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• For the Record
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• Brown County Commission Agenda
• SCRAPBOOK
• Aberdeen shoppers search lot for Christmas trees
• Women travel to cities with 'Fred' in their names
• Daily calendar
• For the Record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
• Bankruptcies: Nov. 16-22
• City Council agenda
• Faulkton: Old-fashioned aprons luncheon planned
• Aberdeen School Board agenda
• Aberdeen: Medicare enrollment deadline approaching
• Ankle bracelets for juvenile offenders possible soon
• Minn. governor urges talks between sugar company, workers
• BLACK HILLS: High winds ahead this weekend
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• DEADWOOD: Museums considering partnership
• For the Record
• Beginner's guide to Aberdeen
• Local men recognized by snowmobile association
• Language classes available
• CPR classes to be offered
• Black Friday deals have Aberdeen shoppers out late and up early
• Notebook: Shop locally, and reap benefits
• Brown County designated ag disaster area
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• For the Record
• Job search assistance available
• Blood pressure screenings to be offered
• S.D. students part of Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade
• S.D. restaurants, shelters helping those in need
• 'Christmas at the Depot' starts Saturday
• Black Friday started early
• "For each new morning with its light, For rest and shelter of the night, For hea...
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• For the Record
• Frederick couple denies embezzlement charges 9
• Doctor joins Avera Medical Group
• Miss Indian Rodeo
• Safe Harbor shelter vandal sentenced to jail
• Missing Aberdeen child found safe
• Rural phone fees could go up as subsidies shift to broadband, mobile
• Watch South Dakota's float in national parade Thursday
• Men's Basketball tonight!!! Saints vs. Northern State! 8 pm - GO SAINTS Women's...
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• setting it straight
• Grant could pay for tile work
• Central sweeps speech, debate tourney
• Small business help available
• Horton plant marks 6 millionth fan drive
• Bank employees take on new duties
• Santa to visit mall
• Johnstons attend real estate conference
• Chamber to offer leadership program
• Aquaholics building to become fitness studio
• Submit Thanksgiving table photos
• Santa to visit at Lakewood Mall Friday
• S.D. home ownership program sees drop in sales
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• For the Record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
• Aberdeen: Bohling earns top loan officer recognition
• Man gets jail time for drug charges
• Aberdeen: Paramedic makes 1,000th flight
• Eureka: Journey to Bethlehem to be Saturday
• First reading given to industrial wastewater update
• Student union work advances at Northern State University in Aberdeen
• Update: Aberdeen, Groton, Veblen road projects receive grants
• Daily calendar
• Northeast South Dakota: Finalists named in Big Idea contest
• Webster: Leadership nominee selected
• Foreign Correspondence: Ramona Steinhauf
• South Dakota: Scholarships available for young scientists
• Good for you
• Divorces: Nov. 21, 2011
• Here's how to end homework battle with procrastinating student
• Marriage licenses: Nov. 21, 2011
• Ask the Mayor: Name of street raises questions
• For the Record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
• Daily calendar
• Brown County Commission agenda
• Bankruptcies: Nov. 9-15
• City Council agenda
• Brown County Drainage Board agenda
• Hundreds enjoy 33rd annual Winterfest
• For the Record
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• 'House Hunters' can't compare with football
• Neb. man prison-bound for Aberdeen burglaries
• Aberdeen: S.D. budget process topic of discussion
• WAY TO GO SAINTS!!! ST. PAUL, Minn. - Five members of the Presentation football...
• Ultimate Fighting seeks judgment against former Aberdeen bar owner
• First Game of the Women's Basketball season starts tomorrow night in Colorado Sp...
• For the Record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
• Country night tonight in Ellendale, N.D.
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• Aberdeen: Dog fanciers meet Monday
• Honor roll: Leola high school - first quarter
• Honor roll: Bowdle High School - first quarter
• Winter storm takes aim at Aberdeen area
• Aberdeen Walmart removes recalled Smuckers; Ken's, Kessler's not affected
• 2nd inmate, formerly of Aberdeen, changes plea to guilty in guard killing
• Beef plant delays opening
• Update: Trial in death of Christina Harms wrapping up
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• Setting it Straight
• Joyce Dinger
• Roncalli calls off classes for volleyball
• Aberdeen-area families use onions to forecast weather
• Federal grant money helps Aberdeen-area emergency teams
• Snow drifting toward Aberdeen area
• Man withdraws guilty pleas to meth charges
• Beef plant TIF changes approved
• Honor roll: Groton Area High School - first quarter
• Aberdeen: Christmas activities kick off Nov. 25
• Honor roll: Britton-Hecla Area High School - first quarter
• Setting it Straight
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• Aberdeen: MS groups meet Saturday
• Turton: Team to host fundraiser
• Aberdeen: NSU to offer French travel course
• Building permits
• Aberdeen man injured after rolling Suburban near Groton
• Eighth Avenue Northeast to be closed starting Wednesday
• Brown County dump truck overturns; driver uninjured
• Aberdeen Central debate, speech team places third
• First game of the Men's Basketball season starts tonight!! PC Saints vs. Mount...
• Aberdeen: WEB Water plans annual meeting
• For the Record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
• Aberdeen: Reisenauer receives state recognition
• Aberdeen: County Democrats dinner is Thursday
• Be alert for head lice, Aberdeen parents
• Youth center fund drive in Aberdeen needs $3 million
• 'Church Basement' back for another helping in Aberdeen
• Little Caesars returning to Aberdeen
• Christmas tree in place for downtown holiday celebration
• Christian school selects month¿s featured students
• Aberdeen Central students recognized
• Central student honored
• Top Northern Plains academy students recognized
• Aberdeen Christian students honored
• FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE: VICTORIA PAVLOVA
• Students perform 'Cinderella' story at school theater Thursday, Friday
• Setting it straight
• Divorces
• Marriage licenses
• Police & Fire calls, Nov. 13
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• For the Record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
• Bankruptcies: Nov. 2-8
• Honor roll: Webster Area High School - first quarter
• Brown County Commission Agenda
• Aberdeen School Board agenda
• City Council agenda
• Aberdeen Planning Commission agenda
• Brown County Zoning Board
• Last game of the season for the Presentation College Football Team. 7 Pm at Swi...
• Low diesel supplies causing long lines, high prices in region
• One dead, one injured in crash near Chamberlain
• Ellsworth Air Force Base Bomb Wing tops in nation
• For the Record
• Iowa man indicted in fatal boat crash
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• Fire hits Veblen ranch
• Britton church plans fall bazaar
• Some things will happen every year
• Parent group to meet Wednesday
• Veterans Day in Aberdeen remembers 'hidden heroes of a peaceful nation'
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• Steen joins Dacotah Insurance
• Perry active on three national boards
• Accountant joins Schwan Financial
• Pet Place to offer dog grooming
• Retired teachers to meet
• Weaver awarded scholarship for conference
• Lunch and Learn at Presentation College
• Drop off drugs downtown
• Hub City girl turns 11 years old on 11-11-11
• Aberdeen, Redfield, James River projects among those on 2012 state water plan
• Chelsea family represents all four military branches
• Lakewood Mall has new property manager
• Lawsuit involving foster child, DSS workers settled
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• Claremont man pleads guilty in gun incident
• Aberdeen: Aerobics class starts Monday
• Aberdeen: Turkey dinner on Saturday
• Aberdeen: Farm business official retiring
• Aberdeen: Breakfast fundraiser slated
• Daily calendar
• For the Record: Aberdeen Police/Fire rescue
• Farm award entry deadline today
• setting it straight
• Two managers named at 3M
• Aberdeen Recreation and Forestry Department classes
• Aberdeen: Job fair on Friday
• Selby: Women's group to meet
• Aberdeen: Vets invited to coffee hour
• Aberdeen: Free diabetes screenings
• North Central elevator, OSHA agreement would reduce fine
• Fire burns land near Bath
• Send in your Veterans Day information
• Jimmy John's plans early 2012 opening
• Happy Halloween! Just a reminder from the PC Admissions Team it is not too late...
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• Aberdeen: Woman named award winner
• Mobridge: Small-business help available
• Webster: Student part of good citizenship program
• Aberdeen: WolfPACT scholarship increases at Northern State University
• Webster: Youth leadership rep chosen
• Aberdeen: Transplant group meets Tuesday
• Good For You
• Aberdeen: Holiday craft fair on Saturday
• Aberdeen: Student attends youth forum
• Farm and Food File
• Joint City Council/Brown County Commission agenda
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• Brown County Commission agenda
• Park and Rec Board agenda
• Aberdeen City Council agenda
• Aberdeen: Humane Society open house
• Aberdeen: Westerners will meet Friday
• Aberdeen: Exercise for cancer survivors
• Aberdeen: Youth becomes Eagle Scout
• Aberdeen: Job search program slated
• Long Lake: Polka party on Sunday
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• Daughter proud to call herself a nerd
• Aberdeen: Blood pressure screenings slated
• Aberdeen: Diabetes group meets Thursday
• Aberdeen: Poppies will be distributed
• Faith briefs
• Aberdeen: Digital workshop for scholar
• City receives $188,900 a year from cable, cell phone companies
• Does a little ghost haunt NSU's Jerde Hall?
• Home showroom will open at 12 and 281 in November
• McPHERSON COUNTY: Register of deeds elected to state board
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• Payne completes sales training
• Man could retract guilty pleas in meth case
• Eide Bailly adds staff
• Club report
• Davidson joins Schwan Financial Group
• Reporter's notebook: Hockey celebrities in Aberdeen
• 1 injured in chain-reaction accident
• Wastewater fines still being considered against Aberdeen
• Benefit Saturday for girl, 7, who can't walk after spinal surgery
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• Girl on way to driving test crashes into building
• Court: Inmate in guard slaying: 'I'd kill again'
• Obama: No decision on Keystone XL
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• For the Record
• Berreth chosen trucker of month
• Emergency groups raising money, awareness for cancer
• Public invited to Medicare Part D open enrollment
• Court: Aberdonian sentenced on drug charges
• Teacher documentary to be shown next week in Aberdeen
• Road meeting in Aberdeen sparsely attended
• Brown County Drainage Board: Two drain tile requests acknowledged
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• Campbell County: Senator's staffer to visit on Thursday
• Aberdeen: Broker associate joins firm
• Mobridge: Golden Living Center receives award
• Aberdeen/Webster: RDO names sales managers
• Aberdeen Recreation and Forestry Department classes
• Aberdeen: Holgate concert set for Thursday
• New St. Luke's CEO looking forward to returning to Aberdeen
• Congratulations Lea Briggs awarded "Library of the Year" by the South Dakota Lib...
• Brown County lifts burn ban
• New carriers step up to serve S.D. regional airports
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• Webster: Social media and youth training
• Aberdeen: Class reunion meeting
• Setting it straight
• Aberdeen Recreation and Forestry Department classes
• Northern State athletic director to retire
• Olson will be missed at Northern State University
• S.D. legislature redraws districts; Brown County split into three
• Study: Aberdeen has 30th best small-city economy
• Redfield center could get closer look by task force
• For the Record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
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• Waubay: Festival draws 18 bands
• Divorces: Oct. 24
• Marriage licenses: Oct. 24
• Leola: Parent/Teacher Organization sponsoring carnival
• Mellette: Homecoming royals named
• Teacher Feature: Jami Heinrich
• Aberdeen Christian students hold events for cancer awareness
• For the Record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
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• Aberdeen City Council Agenda
• Aberdeen School Board agenda
• Brown County Commission meeting
• Aberdeen: Relief truck in Aberdeen next week
• Aberdeen: Fall bazaar on Saturday
• Aberdeen: Vocal, orchestra concert Monday
• Brown County Drainage Board agenda
• Aberdeen: Wine, beer tasting slated
• Mellette: Church bazaar, rummage sale
• Aberdeen: Free car care clinic slated
• New firefighters minted in Aberdeen
• Watertown: Event will help organize new church
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• Aberdeen man admits to felonies
• Aberdeen: Civil Air Patrol training in Harrisburg
• Aberdeen: Minneapolis woman charged with prostitution
• Faith briefs
• S.D. no longer required to provide Lakota-language audio ballots
• Sixth Avenue Gallery closing; businesses spreading out
• Sen. Tim Johnson to hear about No Child Left Behind from Aberdeen-area officials
• The artwork of Chris Francis is on display at the Wein Gallery at Presentation C...
• Aberdeen: Flu shots available next week
• Aberdeen: CPR classes slated for Nov. 2
• Aberdeen: First aid training on Nov. 2
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• Aberdeen: Salvation Army will offer holiday assistance
• Britton: Church celebrating 125 years
• Aberdeen Extension Regional Office staff announced
• Club report
• Aberdeen: Fall bazaar this weekend
• Aberdeen: Parent group to meet Wednesday
• Aberdeen: Octoberfest set for Friday
• Club report
• NSU Play Review: Proper Phantom makes the 'Phantom'
• For the Record
• Carving pumpkin scores student free tickets to Haunted Forest
• Brown County dive team searching for new members
• Finish line in sight for beef plant near Aberdeen
• Day/Marshall counties: Election language help no longer necessary
• Mobridge/Gettysburg: Bridge work update
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• Brown County: $480,000 software purchase OK'd
• Aberdeen: Landmarks panel to meet
• Aberdeen: Cultural group invites public
• Aberdeen: WEB Water meeting slated
• Ferney: Benefit planned for Saturday
• Aberdeen: Harvest dinner at church
• Powerball price set to double in South Dakota
• Granary Rural Cultural Center offered to Brown County
• Harvest season near 'perfect'
• Water to be off on East Palmer Circle
• $1,000 reward offered in Aberdeen armed robbery case
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• Building permits
• Daily calendar
• For the Record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
• Eureka: FCCLA sponors Health Relationships Day
• Aberdeen: Fundraiser for Salvation Army
• Potter County: Johnson staffer to visit Potter County
• Aberdeen: Roncalli vocal concert Thursday
• Aberdeen: Pancake feed Sunday
• Ipswich chooses homecoming king and queen
• Redfield man sent to prison on prescription drug charges
• Water to be shut off in southern Aberdeen
• $5,000 lottery ticket sold in Aberdeen
• Titan, H.C. Clark businesses expanding
• For the Record
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• Preschool screening this week
• Entries sought for PTA reflections program
• Central students of the month
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• DIVORCES
• Good for yous - Oct. 17
• Sharing their story: Musical duo spends week working with Roncalli students
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• Court listings
• For the Record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
• Aberdeen: Moose Fever Saturday
• Club report: Hub City Camping Club
• Aberdeen: Walk For Wellness slated
• Aberdeen/Belle Fourche: Former resident earns honor
• Bankruptcies: Oct. 5-11
• Aberdeen, Brown County, Joint Planning Commissions agenda
• City Council agenda
• Aberdeen: NSU educator will attend national summit
• Aberdeen: Human trafficking meeting set
• Daily calendar
• Aberdeen: Avera director represents state
• Aberdeen: Broker associate earns honor
• Gettysburg: Business help available
• Mellette: Staffer joins insurance firm
• Leaves can blow into divisive issue
• Aberdeen: Two breakfasts on Sunday
• Faith briefs
• Update: Woman killed in train-vehicle accident in Mellette
• Bridge near Mobridge to be one lane wide
• Verifications lays off 15 workers
• Man pleads not guilty to grand theft, drunken driving
• Daily calendar
• Annual oral interpretation contest Saturday at NSU
• MS group meeting Saturday
• Dog behavior class Saturday
• Randall receives Rising Star Award
• Author to sign new book Saturday
• Hinds awarded at rally
• Beef plant could open Dec. 9
• Hunters dig into pheasant sandwiches in Aberdeen
• Court: Man gets 12 years on meth charges
• State DOT, Brown County conducting travel survey
• Thune backs voluntary tax plan
• Sex offender sentenced to prison
• Aberdeen: Utility plans for Friday ceremony
• For the Record
• Infant abuse puts Aberdeen man in prison
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• Setting it Straight
• Mobridge/Pollock: School royals crowned
• South Dakota's unemployment insurance fund regains stability
• Drug tests for jobless workers in South Dakota?
• Part of State Street to be closed Thursday
• Ken's robbed overnight
• Eureka man faces child porn charges
• Aberdeen named one of 100 best communities for young people
• EPA to have hearing on North Dakota's visibility regulations
• Redistricting points to primaries for both parties
• Setting it Straight
• Officials discuss state redistricting plan
• Aberdeen: Business gives building to fair
• Aberdeen: Photography club launches
• Aberdeen: Healthy eating class offered
• Aberdeen: Music, dessert set for Friday
• Aberdeen: Heritage event set for Friday
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• Ellendale, N.D.: Spaghetti dinner fundraiser
• Marshall County: Senator's staffer plans visit
• Countywide burn ban in effect
• Man looks back on career with Indian Health Service
• For the Record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
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• Aberdeen: Annual quilt sale this week
• Aberdeen: Emergency preparation course offered
• Aberdeen: Plains Commerce Bank announces staff changes
• Aberdeen: Book signing Saturday
• Redfield: Mid-Day Connection meeting
• Pickup driver injured in afternoon accident
• Update: Odorant causing natural gas smell at cleanup site
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• Brown County Zoning Board
• For the Record
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• Aberdeen educator chosen Outstanding Young Speech Teacher
• Aberdeen schools taking bite out of expected food changes
• Aberdeen man gets license, able to drive mo-ped
• Rainy weather eases fire concerns in northeast South Dakota
• For the Record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
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• Aberdeen: Miss Aberdeen informational meeting
• Ten years since Daschle received anthrax-laced letter
• Aberdeen: Auxiliary dignitaries to visit
• Brown County Commission agenda
• Aberdeen: Local woman named national chairwoman
• Aberdeen: Westerners meet Friday
• Aberdeen: Broker associate honored
• Aberdeen: Hospital program accredited
• Aberdeen: Winds to die down today
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• What were you saying, honey?
• Aberdeen: Park ribbon cutting today
• Aberdeen: CPR classes coming up
• Aberdeen/Mansfield: Contest awaits two teens
• Refugees focus of Aberdeen program
• Proposed TransCanada oil pipeline becomes protest flashpoint
• Faith briefs
• Man admits vandalizing Safe Harbor
• Aberdeen man hospitalized in accident
• Update: Presentation College names new president
• Accident reported at Second, Fifth
• Firefighters training today in structural collapse on Melgaard Road
• Garbage pick-up to change Monday
• No parking permitted Saturday on Main Street
• Pollock: Tour of Tables on Saturday
• Aberdeen: Public ribbon cutting slated
• Aberdeen: Rape report investigated
• Daily calendar
• Aberdeen: Haunted Forest seeks helpers
• Aberdeen: Christian motorcyclists to meet
• Aberdeen: Connection luncheon set
• Fire burns land behind Boys and Girls Club
• Ex-Aberdeen resident in court in Christina Harms death
• Some services change Monday for Native American Day
• Campbell County grass fire still smoldering today
• Flags to fly at half-staff in honor of Sunset Colony firefighters
• For the Record
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• New Aberdeen, S.D., consignment store to open Saturday
• NSU graduate has book signing Friday
• ABERDEEN: Sump pump discharge to change Saturday
• PLAY REVIEW: Class is still in session: Teacher's lessons play big part in outstanding play
• Court listings
• Friday talk to focus on border markers
• Longtime Lee Park superintendent retiring at end of year
• Emergency managers asking for no burns
• Update: Regional fires still burning
• Update: Eureka-area fire still burning; neighbors helping
• Walworth, Spink counties battling blazes
• Admissions will be in Sioux Falls, SD again this morning. This time we will be...
• Brown County Commission: Redistricting worries officials
• Daily calendar
• Aberdeen: HAPI groundbreaking Friday
• Mobridge: Business help available
• Aberdeen: Group names representative
• Aberdeen: Hospice meeting on Oct. 19
• Aberdeen: Man to speak at conference
• Business staffers in Aberdeen recognized
• Building permits
• Aberdeen, S.D., contributed much to 'Dust of War'
• Brown County to ask for disaster declaration for crop loss
• NSU students busy getting ready for Gypsy Day
• Rollover kills Model T driver
• Admissions will be in Mitchell, SD at the DWU Wellness Center at 9am and at Siou...
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• ABERDEEN CITY COUNCIL: Redistricting plan criticized
• For the Record
• Faulkton royalty
• Aberdeen Regional Airport monthly report: No flights canceled in September
• Bowdle royalty
• Aberdeen man heading to prison for raping child
• Delta adds third Aberdeen flight during pheasant season
• Aberdeen motorists urged to keep eyes peeled for school buses
• No Aberdeen flights canceled in September
• Missing girl found near Wagner
• Vehicle burns Monday morning near Aberdeen
• Reader Panel: 4-day school week
• Court listings
• For the Record
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• Marriage licenses: Oct. 3
• DIVORCES
• IN OUR SCHOOLS: Nailing down new skills at Youth Career Expo in Aberdeen, SD
• Parents carve out time for pumpkin patch in Aberdeen
• No additional information in missing girl case in Aberdeen
• No one injured in semitrailer fire near Craven Corner
• Daily calendar
• Building permits
• For the Record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
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• City Council agenda
• Aberdeen: People invited to explore bone marrow donation
• Park and Rec Board agenda
• Aberdeen Airport Board agenda
• Brown County Commission agenda
• Aberdeen: Candy fundraiser for scholarships
• Daily calendar
• Aberdeen: Drug charges filed against woman
• Aberdeen: Transplant group to meet
• Aberdeen: Exercises for cancer survivors
• Aberdeen: Blood pressure screenings
• Aberdeen: Dog groomer at exposition
• Faith briefs
• Walburga Nold
• 11-year-old Aberdeen girl reported missing
• Circuit fails, affecting 175 customers in Aberdeen
• New CEO named to Webster's medical center
• Aberdeen mayor to speak at state after-school event
• Power outage affecting part of downtown
• MS group meeting slated
• ABBY Award winners named
• Educational sessions on long-term care scheduled
• Art fair set for Oct. 4-5
• Bake sale, rummage sale, lunch next week
• Passenger still hospitalized after rollover
• Trucking super center open
• New statue honors Aberdeen law enforcers
• Aberdeen Wings players hopes to make feathers fly
• Sand Lake to host Eagle Day Saturday
• South Dakota immunization rate best in nation
• Claire City man dies in accident near Veblen
• Admissions will be in Aberdeen, SD today at Central HS starting at 8am. We look...
• For the Record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
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• COURT: Jailhouse weapon leads to prison: Man broke head off toothbrush
• Aberdeen public school students get perfect scores on Dakota STEP math test
• Free clinics for self-represented litigants
• Teen remains hospitalized after Monday McPherson County rollover
• Blessing for the Hunt to be Thursday
• Seven Aberdeen public school students receive perfect math scores
• Groton: Sewer bond issue approved
• Faulk County: Senator's staffer to pay visit
• Ellendale, N.D.: Domestic violence awareness
• Club report: Red Cross Gray Ladies
• Aberdeen area: Sobriety checkpoints slated
• Leola: Church to host supper
• South Dakota: Applications being sought for military academies
• Daily calendar
• Sanford, WebMD form 'fit' initiative
• Aberdeen: Staffer gets insurance license
• Homeless count numbers 10 so far in Aberdeen
• County OKs cuts to some budgets
• NSU has highest enrollment increase
• Aberdeen cemetery to build berms, holding pond
• Admissions will be in Brookings, SD on the SDSU Campus at 8:30 and in Huron, SD...
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• For the Record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
• Aberdeen: CHS graduates return to Aberdeen as doctors
• Aberdeen: Youth to participate in Career Expo event
• Aberdeen: Vote for ABBY award online
• Aberdeen Recreation and Forestry Department classes
• Aberdeen: Pancake feed Sunday
• Aberdeen: NSU student completes internship at chuckwagon association
• Hoven: Annual bazaar on Sunday
• Setting it straight
• South Dakota lottery gets good news
• Aberdeen man faces attempted murder charge
• Aberdeen man sentenced to 20 years for statutory rape
• Aberdeen man's guilty plea overturned by Supreme Court
• Construction begins on $4.5 million townhouse development
• Daily calendar
• Good For You - Sept. 26
• For the Record
• Marriage licenses: Sept. 26
• Aberdeen Christian students recognized
• Funds not top reason for 4-day school weeks in South Dakota
• Residents share thoughts about homelessness in Aberdeen
• Survey leads to welding class at Hub Area Technical School
• Court listings
• For the Record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
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• Homestead Act an American story
• Biologists celebrate comeback of endangered ferret
• Aberdeen: Bazaar set for Saturday
• Aberdeen: Gardening workshop scheduled
• Brown County Commission agenda
• Aberdeen: Senior writing club returns
• Brown County Drainage Board agenda
• Setting it Straight
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• Faith briefs
• Aberdeen Recreation and Forestry Department classes
• Aberdeen: CPR classes coming up
• Aberdeen hotels form alliance
• It's better to be a man
• Aberdeen: Worthmore sets open house
• Aberdeen: Fall hours resume at senior center
• Warner: Homecoming royals named
• Worker escapes serious injuries in 25-foot fall at Aberdeen beef plant
• Aberdeen man pleads to meth-related charges
• Homeless count to be Tuesday in Aberdeen
• Eureka couple nominated for Angels in Adoption Award
• Admissions will be in Brainerd, MN at Central Lakes CC from 9-11am today. If yo...
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• Aberdeen: Parent group meets next week
• Watertown: NARFE meeting set for next week
• Aberdeen: Women's conference slated
• Britton: Rummage sale approaching
• Ellendale, N.D.: Fall dinner slated for Sunday
• Hoven: School royalty named
• Webster: Homecoming royals chosen
• Federal stimulus dollars boost S.D. water-meter efforts
• Brown County officials among those using open-meeting website
• Still growing: building permits in Aberdeen
• Regents: Education fuels the economy
• For the Record
• Daily calendar for Sept. 22, 2011
• Annual chicken dinner Sunday
• Flu shots for seniors
• Doctor: Partnerships help improve health care
• Former Scotland mayor challenges NorthWestern's rate increase
• Board of Regents to meet tonight in Aberdeen
• Admissions will be in Jamestown, ND at the HS from 9:15-10:30am and Wishek, ND a...
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• Aberdeen: Utility meeting set for today
• Aberdeen: Scholar earns recognition
• Aberdeen: Author coming next week
• Aberdeen: Roncalli banquet planned for Oct. 4
• Firearm earns Hub City man stint behind bars
• Club report: Minerva Chapter No. 5 Order of Eastern Star
• Roncalli coronation takes place tonight
• Building permits
• More than 40 businesses seek workers at job fair in Aberdeen
• State fire marshal still investigating explosion near Britton
• Former Aberdeen convenience store clerk sentenced for grand theft
• Admissions will be in Wahpeton, ND at the NDSCS Activities Center from 9:10-10:3...
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• Aberdeen: Driver treated and released after accident
• Langford: Relay For Life Dance on Saturday
• For the Record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
• Brown County employees might not get raises
• Official: No sewage entered Aberdeen via Moccasin Creek
• Moccasin Creek flooding forces action in Aberdeen neighborhood
• Damage to soybeans after freeze worse than expected
• Aberdeen's major employers to be at job fair Tuesday
• Admissions will be in Fargo, ND today. Stop by our table at the Sheel's Arena f...
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• For the Record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
• Aberdeen: Roncalli student win tuition award
• Aberdeen: Parent-teacher conferences Thursday
• Webster: Parent-teacher conferences
• South Dakota: Scholarship opportunity available
• Divorces: Sept. 19, 2011
• Good for you
• Marriage licenses: Sept. 19
• Court listings
• Daily calendar
• For the Record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
• City Council agenda
• Aberdeen: Scout will be honored
• Aberdeen: Salad luncheon Saturday
• Aberdeen: Church bazaar this week
• James River Water Development District Board of Directors meeting
• Brown County Planning Commission agenda
• Presentation College to celebrate 60th anniversary
• MUSIC HER LIFE
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• Violet Rose Kranzler
• Aberdeen: Concert to celebrate peace
• Aberdeen: Exercise class starts Monday
• Bath: Church 130 years old
• Aberdeen: See model trains in action today at rail depot
• Faith briefs
• Kids like to kill time at Walmart, elsewhere
• Daily calendar
• Lebanon: Town rummage sale on Sept. 25
• Aberdeen: MS group meeting slated
• Hitchcock/Tulare: Electrical outage planned
• Aberdeen: Century 21 adds staffer
• Aberdeen: Computer game store opens
• Gettysburg: Business help available
• Spink County: Senators' staffers visit today
• El Paso, Texas: Intern of year recognized
• Aberdeen: CHS Hall of Fame banquet will be Saturday
• 2 dead, 1 injured after explosion near Britton
• DO NOT FORGET TO RSVP for the 60th Anniversary Celebration!! RSVP to Lori Herron...
• Some lost items have been turned in at the College Switchboard: 1 pair of men’...
• Landfill fall cleanup period ends Saturday
• Admissions will be spending one more day up in Bismarck, ND. They will be at th...
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• For the Record
• Thune staffer to visit Redfield
• Fewer youths in state custody
• Daily calendar
• Runnings deal trumps land plans: New store to occupy space envisioned for strip center
• Schmeckfest starts Friday
• Women nominated for Spirit of Dakota
• Deal lets some charges be dismissed
• Apartments springing up at former Northview Mobile Manor
• Busy day for PC Admissions today!!! They will be in Beulah, ND at the Public Sch...
• Brown County officials agree to lend Family Y a hand
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• For the Record
• Webster: Noem staffer to visit Monday
• Aberdeen: Society accepting donations
• Clarification
• Aberdeen Recreation and Forestry Department classes
• Aberdeen: Community fair slated for Friday at mall
• Redfield/Rockham: Ringneck potluck will be Sunday
• Aberdeen: Senior center plans trip
• Estimated 259,246 attended Brown County Fair this year
• Delta can't leave, U.S. transportation department rules
• Part of 12th Avenue Southeast to be closed Wednesday
• Update: Man taken from accident in ambulance
• If you are up in Minot, ND today swing by the PC table at the MSU Dome from 9am...
• For the Record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
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• Aberdeen: Style show Saturday
• Aberdeen: Kids Day events set for Saturday
• Aberdeen: Anniversary event for quilters
• Aberdeen: Avera employees honored
• Aberdeen: Diversity meeting Thursday
• Aberdeen: Barn dance and benefit this weekend
• Aberdeen girl awaits transplant
• NSU ranked among best universities in nation
• PC Admissions will be up in Willistion, ND today from 9:30am to 12:30pm for a co...
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• Brown County Commission agenda
• Divorces: Sept. 12, 2011
• Marriage license: Sept. 12, 2011
• Aberdak meeting planned
• Legionnaires meeting set
• Aberdeen: CPR classes coming up
• Warner: School homecoming slated
• Aberdeen: Parade on Friday at Simmons
• Program cares for youngsters
• Daily calendar
• Roll call: Ending Sept. 9 House
• For the Record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
• School Board Agenda
• In post-9/11 world, security ramped up
• City Council agenda
• Area college students share 9/11 memories
• Faulk County authorities say they're happy with security changes since 9/11
• In post-9/11 world, security ramped up in Aberdeen area
• Firefighters across country share special bond
• Aberdeen: Kittens found dead at dumpsite
• State prison awaits Hub City man
• Aberdeen: Child group schedules meetings
• Aberdeen: GOP will meet Tuesday
• Aberdeen: Winterfest entries sought; deadline nears
• Forbes, N.D.: Fall festival on Sunday
• Brentford: Annual fall dinner coming up
• Daily calendar
• Aberdeen/Ipswich: Graduating classes to meet
• Bahr trivia: 17 questions about northeastern S.D.
• UPDATE: No serious injuries in U.S. Highway 12 accident at James River
• Daily calendar, Sept 9, 2011
• For the Record
• Simulcast to be offered Sunday
• Public schools foundation hires new executive director
• Teachers receive honors
• XXXX
• 2011 Groton homecoming candidates
• Beef plant near Aberdeen hive of activity
• Country club to forgive bill for Josh Turner staff member's golf
• Part of North Harrison to be closed
• For the Record
• Setting it Straight
• Court briefs: Man charged as habitual offender
• Small business help available
• Hall of fame to induct honorees
• Annual church bazaar this Saturday
• 2011 Central homecoming candidates
• Hospital sees baby boom in August
• Regents to have town hall meeting in Aberdeen, Webster, other cities
• Brown County Drainage Board hears no objections to five projects
• Aberdeen: Downtown parking lot closed
• Public quiet on provisional Brown County budget
• Aberdeen: Dice run slated for Sunday
• Aberdeen: Parks, rec classes set
• Daily calendar
• Aberdeen: Heart screenings set for Sept. 15 at Avera
• Aberdeen: Stylist joins Lords and Ladies
• Aberdeen: Animal blessing will be Sunday
• Aberdeen: Jewelry staffers attend show
• Residents give no feedback on Brown County budget
• Drainage board OKs ditches, trench, culvert requests
• County won't have to pay this year for Road 23 fix
• South Dakota wind energy task force to meet
• Part of South Eighth Street to be closed
• Aberdeen city taxes to cost $12 more for $100,000 property
• For the Record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
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• Genealogical Society meets this week
• Grief healing session available
• Club report
• Former President Lincoln visits Aberdeen school
• Labor Day holiday summer's last hurrah
• Webster business maintains tradition
• Disaster response money getting scarce
• Father, son performing Tuesday night at Red Rooster
• For the Record
• Daily calendar, Sept. 5, 2011
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• Big Idea taking applications
• DIVORCES
• Labor Day like any other for some workers
• Area children tell us what they want to be when they grow up
• For the Record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
• Soon begins the election march of the congressional trolls
• Daily calendar
• Aberdeen Airport Board agenda
• Aberdeen: Vets invited to coffee hour
• Aberdeen: Baked goods for first responders
• Aberdeen City Council agenda
• Aberdeen: Westerners to meet Friday
• Brown County Commission agenda
• Park and Rec Board agenda
• Don't miss the first game ever!
• Aberdeen: Labor Day alters some city services
• Daily calendar
• James Mace
• Aberdeen: Transplant group to meet soon
• Aberdeen: Business After Hours set
• Aberdeen: Parks, rec plans classes
• Building permits
• Aberdeen: Presentation Collge presidential finalists to visit campus
• Posing for pictures can be painful
• Faith briefs
• Teen injured in collision this morning
• Daily calendar
• Setting it Straight
• For the Record
• Court: Pain pill distributor sentenced to prison
• Project Search begins second year at Avera St. Luke's
• Football program brings more testosterone to Presentation College
• New arrivals in Aberdeen's future
• State spends $1.7 million-$2.2 million defending school funding system
• Aberdeen man pleads to raping 11-year-old
• Three Presentation College presidential finalists to visit campus
• Dakota Street railroad crossing to be closed for work
• Planned work leaves downtown powerless this morning
• Daily calendar
• Choker to be charged as habitual offender
• Update: Man arrested after submerged car pulled out of water
• Special Aberdeen school helps special kids
• Daschle library houses Sept. 11 artifacts
• Wagner ethanol/railroad project gets new deadline
• Mosquito spraying to be Thursday
• Almost time: Sports live chat starts at 11
• County Road 23 work won't be fully covered by federal funds
• Many attend PC back-to-school bash
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• Drainage projects earn green light in Brown County
• Fees rising at Brown County Landfill
• Selby: Women's group to meet Sept. 15
• Spink County: Republicans schedule picnic
• Southern farmers seek hay from S.D.
• Scabies protection no longer required for cattle, state board decides
• Lawmakers change gasoline volatility rules
• Update: Beef plant decision could involve roadwork
• The Admissions team wishes everyone a wonderful fall semester!
• Court listings
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• Eighth Avenue Northeast to be done in September
• For the Record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
• Meyers donate home to Northern State University
• Third Avenue Southwest to be closed Tuesday
• With crop prices pushing up land prices, cropland tax system isn¿t able to keep up
• State working on guide for property assessments
• UPDATE: Last nine members of 452nd arrive in Aberdeen
• Update: Day County drowning victim identified; no foul play suspected
• Court listings
• Building permits
• For the Record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
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• Fundraiser for playground equipment
• Northwestern grads earn AP Scholar Awards
• FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE YASMIN EIBERGER
• Good for you
• Former Aberdeen student elected to Teen Age Republicans
• Aberdeen Public School District honored
• Delivery of some Sunday papers late today; e-edition open
• setting it straight
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• Where were you Sept. 11?
• Brown County Commission agenda
• Britton: Labor and regulation office hours
• Brown County Drainage Board agenda
• Huron: Driver license renewals available
• Aberdeen: Hydrant testing on Monday
• It's New Student Orientation Day!!! I hope everyone has a great day!
• Delbert Obenauer
• Virginia M. 'Ginny' Stapp
• Aberdeen: CPR classes coming up
• Daughter engaged, whether dad ready or not
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• Aberdeen: Job search program slated
• Faith brief
• Aberdeen: Prostate screenings planned
• Student-built house still for sale
• Second group of soldiers to arrive Monday in Aberdeen
• Streets closed for Sizzlin' Summer Nights
• Hub Area Tech house waiting to be sold
• South Dakota ranks 20th in life expectancy
• Can't wait to see the new students tomorrow!
• Man pleads guilty to meth ring-related charges
• Roncalli renovation delights students, staff
• For the Record
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• Democrat charges for House
• Poet to perform with author
• Avera nurse completes certification
• COURT
• Aberdeen-area crops facing adversity
• Pheasant counts decline in South Dakota
• Two sentenced in painkiller cases in Brown County
• Five blocks of North Dakota Street to be one lane for concrete work
• Local United Way chapter hopes to raise $700,000
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• Tribal college presidents seek more funding
• Birthday party planned at senior center
• Workshop, plein air event this weekend
• Entertainment, history await during program Sunday at Whitestone Hill Battlefield Historic Site
• Fundraiser Sept. 15 for child with preleukemia
• Aberdeen Christian School sees more students
• Mysterious cornstalk impresses Aberdeen couple
• Aberdeen students ahead of state average
• LaMoure, N.D., pilot injured in plane crash
• Fair attendance likely beats last year's
• Collectible coins could be subject to South Dakota sales tax
• Where were you on Sept. 11? Send us your stories
• REMINDER: Mosquito spraying tonight in Aberdeen
• Looking forward to all the new students coming on campus this Saturday!!!!
• Sobriety checkpoints planned in area in September
• Setting it Straight
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• Brown County Drainage Board: Ditch project gets green light
• Aberdeen: Dig into flapjacks on Sunday
• Aberdeen: Poker run set for Saturday
• Aberdeen/Casper, Wyo.: Benefits to help woman's bone marrow transplant
• Aberdeen: Orthopedic specialist at Avera
• Groton: Market, bake sale coming up
• Free cleanup period at Brown County Landfill slated to begin Sept. 2
• Debt-collection contractor focus of attention
• Brown County fall cleanup begins Sept. 2
• Nothing like a swingin' night with the Redhawks. Thank you Fargo alumni for a gr...
• Brown County Fair wraps up
• Mosquito spraying to be Wednesday
• For the Record
• Setting it Straight
• Senior care for health workers coming to NSU
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• Runnings to build new store in Aberdeen
• Enrollment rises slightly at public schools in Aberdeen
• Man accused of burglaries at thrift, pawn shops
• YMCA asks for financial support
• Back of Shirt...
• Homecoming Shirt PREVIEW!! This is the first PROOF of what our homecoming shirt...
• New student orientation is this weekend! We are very excited to have all of our...
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• good for you
• Pie social, stained glass Tuesday in Ellendale
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• DIVORCES
• Looking ahead at next steps in library process
• Aberdeen Police/Fire call logs Aug. 20-21
• Court listings
• Building permits
• For the Record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
• Daily calendar
• Brown County Fair - 4-H profile
• Brown County agenda
• City Council agenda
• Aberdeen: Water to be shut off on Monday
• Brown County Drainage Board agenda
• Bankruptcies: Aug. 10-16
• For the Record
• Daily Calendar: Aug. 20, 2011
• Brown County Fair - 4-H profile
• Expetec moves into 'the cloud'
• Faith briefs
• Tents a valuable resource at Brown County Fair
• Capitol Notebook: Hard work, timely luck lead to position on state's high court
• Pedal to the metal
• The Band Perry rocks the Brown County Fair
• Meter has expired on parking posts
• Bank customers warned about scam
• building permits
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• Parent group to meet Wednesday
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• For the Record;
• Small business help available
• Sanford Health adds physician
• Swingin' in the wind
• Man released from probation after making restitution for guns
• Minerals board won't revisit gold mine
• Change: kids' Phil Baker performance changed to 1 p.m.
• Fun at Brown County Fair
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• S.D. soldier dies: Bridge materials accident in Afghanistan claims Sioux Falls man
• Alm receives advanced training; school board certification
• COURT: Stratford man pleads innocent, seeks jury trial for drug charges
• Driving skills class offered for drivers 50 and older
• Car wash fundraiser Saturday for NSU cheer team
• Moccasin Creek graffiti features Mr. Yuk
• Sioux Falls soldier dies in Afghanistan
• Cardinal Tool sold to plant manager
• Stunt show part of today's fair
• Court listings
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• Brown County Fair - 4-H profile
• Mobile education program trains medical personnel
• Daily calendar
• Stick horse rodeo, rides and food at Brown County Fair
• Ag breakfast set for Sunday at Brown County Fair
• Aberdeen hockey group staffs clubhouse at fair
• Aberdeen: Fair church service
• Aberdeen: Fair shuttle buses to start Thursday
• Buses to fairgrounds start running Thursday
• Brown County Fair: Adrenaline rush starts at 5
• Second woman to serve on state Supreme Court
• Building permits
• Daily calendar
• For the Record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
• Aberdeen: Fundraiser at the fair
• Setting it straight
• Aberdeen: Garage sale set for Friday
• Aberdeen: Stylist joins Concepts Salon Spa Etc.
• Brown County Fair - 4-H profile
• Webster: Freshman orientation this week
• Brown County agriculture land dispute settled
• Online library petition halted
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• For the Record
• Chip-seal must cure before cleanup work
• DIVORCES
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• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• Area school information released for 2011-2012
• Tornado reported in Corson County
• For the Record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
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• Aberdeen: Back-to-school fundraiser
• Aberdeen City Council agenda
• Brown County Zoning Board agenda
• Brown County Commission agenda
• Bankruptcies: Aug. 3-9
• Aberdeen: Dog fanciers meeting slated
• Daily calendar
• Is it impatience, or just being self-centered?
• Aberdeen: Free school supplies available
• Faith briefs
• Posing with Daddy's shoulder pads
• Miss Rodeo Aberdeen Pageant set for Sunday
• Baler destroyed in fire
• YMCA plans new youth development center
• Mobridge bridge to close periodically Tuesday, Wednesday
• Cattle anthrax confirmed in South Dakota
• For the Record
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• Flashbax toy and game store opens
• Nominations accepted for ABBY Awards
• Movie night set for today
• Presentation College's nursing program regains full approval
• Little left to tend for Aberdeen gardener
• Workers wanted in Aberdeen
• Update: Woman in fair condition after rollover accident at South Kline
• Online petition started to halt Aberdeen library project
• Fire department to test hydrants Friday
• Daily calendar
• setting it straight
• Orchestra camp performance Friday
• PC faculty member publishes article
• Club report
• COURT
• Library land draws scrutiny
• Booming enrollments at NSU, PC leave no room to spare
• '39 Steps' performance made crowd tear up with laughter
• Bicycle cars invade Aberdeen
• Wesport woman injured in accident
• Sunday ceremony will honor late fair manager
• Interview with a Bellamy brother: Singer talks about life on ranch
• Frederick man named Veterinarian of the Year
• Attorney general's website to include open meeting page
• Aberdeen: Girl Scouts plan car wash
• Daily calendar
• Setting it Straight
• Aberdeen: Register today for speaker
• Tree trimming helps intersection in Aberdeen
• Ipswich: Style show, luncheon slated
• Hoven: Humanities scholar to speak
• Aberdeen: Doctors join forces with medical group
• Aberdeen: Health care workshop set
• South Lawson, 12th Avenue intersection to be closed
• Free state fair admission aggravates Brown County commissioners
• Treasurer: Timing caused under-reported sales tax revenue
• Special liquor licenses approved for fair
• Aqua Addicts earn first place
• Setting it Straight
• For the Record
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• SITE SELECTED FOR NEW LIBRARY
• Judge serves justice
• More people using Aberdeen Regional Airport
• Superintendant presents Dakota STEP results
• Hydrants to be tested Tuesday
• City to spray for mosquitoes Tuesday-Thursday
• Nice time in Sioux Falls for the 50th reunion of the PSN McKennan Class of 1961....
• I have a hand full of tickets left for the Red Hawks... email me at alumni@prese...
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• DIVORCES
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• Tree at Melgaard and Main must be trimmed
• Lower yields, more diseases for northeast S.D. wheat harvest
• After 50 years, Woody really knows his lumber
• Aberdeen teen injured in motorcycle-car accident
• Aberdeen Police/Fire call logs Aug. 6-7
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• Washington needs a better work ethic
• Aberdeen: AAUW now accepting book donations
• City Council agenda
• Brown County Commission Agenda
• Doland: Corn fest set for Aug. 14
• Bath: Church to celebrate 130 years
• Hitchcok/Tulare: Fundraiser for school foundation
• Aberdeen: Eagle Scout will be honored
• Bankruptcies: July 27-Aug. 2
• Aberdeen: Moose Legion breakfast slated for Sunday
• Aberdeen: Officers say man pointed firearm
• Aberdeen: FastCare grand opening set
• Spink County: GOP meeting set for Thursday
• Most men tinker all weekend
• Daily calendar
• Sizzlin' Summer Nights volunteers needed in Aberdeen
• Aberdeen: Wheat Growers names scholar
• Faith briefs
• Building permits
• Payloader hits natural gas line near Bowdle
• Extra moisture in Aberdeen region = more earwigs
• Area near hospital loses power this morning
• Ducks, geese bag limits to remain the same
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• Feldhacker appointed Postmaster
• Daily calendar
• Health officials: South Dakota salmonella cases related to turkey taint
• Music camp students present concert today
• CPR class offered this month
• Bill Schott performing at Moose Lodge
• Couple honored for their weather service
• Northwestern enrollment
• Expetec executive completes training seminar
• Brown County Fair 2011
• Aberdeen center collecting school supplies for Minot, N.D., flood victims
• Rushmore camp students performing Friday in Aberdeen
• Water will be shut off on North Lloyd
• Man pleads guilty to statutory rape
• Brown County township reprimanded for violating open meetings law
• Daily calendar
• Hydrants to be tested
• Setting it Straight
• Milton Trumm
• Free screenings for children
• Aberdeen man sentenced for threatening co-worker
• Open house slated for parents
• For the Record
• Tainted turkey recalled
• Bicyclist hurt in accident
• Utility work to close part of 12th Avenue Northeast
• Robbery reported at Starlite
• Man who threatened co-worker with scissors given credit for time served
• Aberdeen: MS group meeting slated
• Aberdeen: Shrine chanters honored
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• Brown County road improvements coming to Claremont area
• Boys and girls meet Miss South Dakota
• Aberdeen: Business promotes two
• Aberdeen: Storage, moving firm opens
• Man raises disability awareness in Hub City
• Hundreds attend National Night Out Event in Aberdeen
• Aberdeen man will perform with Wiggles at concert
• Aberdeen has fourth wettest July in history
• Thatzza Pizza opening restaurants in Watertown, Sioux Falls, Fargo
• Next stop on the alumni event circuit: FARGO!! Join us for a Redhawk's outing......
• Sure was a nice time in Rapid City! Thank you to all the alumni for joining the...
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• Riverside Cemetery tour Friday
• Mid-Day connection meeting next week
• Eligibility requirements added to website
• Small business help available
• Two Delta flights canceled in July
• South Kline Street closed after sewer problem
• Aberdeen teachers to be tested
• Aberdeen area still in heat advisory
• Update: Jimmy John's coming to Aberdeen to Dakota Crossings
• Indian Health Service, tribes accused of owing $4.4 million to $14 million, depending on source
• Mosquito spraying to be tonight
• For the Record
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• DIVORCES
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• Aberdeen-area movie renters keep their business local
• VHS tapes alive and well at Aberdeen video store
• Aberdeen man hits home run with sports collection
• What is taking so long for a library location decision?
• Court listings
• For the Record
• Parks and Rec Board Agenda
• Milk price formula doesn't compute
• Ice cream social Wednesday
• Daily calendar
• School Board Agenda
• Brown County Commission Agenda
• Bankruptcies
• City Council Agenda
• Aberdeen: Fire ruins engine inside police car
• Aberdeen: Governor makes appointment
• Daily calendar
• Ipswich: Trio will perform Sunday
• Brown County: Tree branches prohibited
• Some people really find joy in cleaning
• Faith briefs
• Residence halls busy yearlong
• Aberdeen to Minneapolis airfares drop to $140, this weekend only
• Aberdeen mail operations moving to Huron
• Aberdeen mall manager believes traffic count off
• Part of Richmond Road to be closed Monday
• For the Record
• License renewals due today
• Developer: Aberdeen could be more open to diverse minorities
• Daily calendar
• Stained glass presentation set for Sunday
• Concession hours changing at Wylie Park
• Blood pressure checks next month
• Building permits
• Free training offered in battering relationships
• New elevator a boon to Roscoe-area farmers
• Man admits not making restitution for Q125th shotgun case
• No boating on dam in Marshall County
• Railroad crossing now open
• Daily calendar
• Aberdeen air service support urged
• Building permits
• Aberdeen: First training available
• Transplant group to meet Tuesday
• Aberdeen: Road race planned for Aug. 6
• Aberdeen: Expetec trains franchisee
• Daily calendar
• Aberdeen: Paralegal receives recognition
• Culvert request gets green light from Brown County Drainage Board
• Aberdeen: City rated state's top walkable place
• Aberdeen: Aspire seeking instruments
• Setting it Straight
• Aberdeen: Education workshop slated for Aug. 13-14
• Raindrops keep falling
• Selby: Women's group to meet
• Area fairs, achievement days start next week
• Business grant referendum hurting South Dakota, governor says
• National Night Out next week
• PC cadaver lab helps students learn human anatomy
• Trinity Bible College getting new fitness center
• Man fails proper sex offender registration
• Dangers persist around low-head dams on Big Sioux
• Daily calendar
• Aberdonian urges council to reconsider K.O. Lee site for library
• School district budgets for a deficit next year
• SOLDIERS HOME AT LAST
• Aberdeen to object to termination of air service
• Aberdeen Police/Fire call logs July 24-25
• Part of Third Avenue Southeast to be closed Tuesday
• The deadline for the 2 year ADN program is August 1st! If you are wanting to start the 2 year ADN program this year time is running out for you to be accepted!
• Mosquito spraying to be tonight, Tuesday, Wednesday
• Grab your flag
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• DIVORCES
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• Two children injured in parking lot accident in Aberdeen
• Roscoe waitress quits after 30 years due to illness
• Aberdeen artist, museum collaborate on statues
• Ask the mayor: Parking space markers were put down in error
• Bankruptcies: July 13-19
• For the Record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
• Daily calendar
• Gettysburg: Liquor store planned
• Mobridge: Sitting Bull College has expansion plans
• Faulkton: Pickler Mansion featured in magazine
• Brown County Commission agenda
• Brown County Drinage Board agenda
• School Board agenda
• Something for everyone at Storybook Land Festival
• Aberdeen: Doctor completes program
• Aberdeen: Benefit ride slated for July 31
• Daily calendar
• Aberdeen: Anesthesiologists join group
• Aberdeen: New hours coming for Humane Society
• Sisseton/Webster: Business assistance available
• Aberdeen: Director completes first training session
• Faith briefs
• When you're lost, it's easy to find fault
• It all mounts up
• More Brown County livestock reported dead
• 25 ewes, 1 bull added to Brown County heat deaths
• Update: Bicycle-car accident not hit-and-run
• No-wake zone lifted on Richmond Lake
• Man facing peeking charge
• Aberdeen: Benefit poker run slated for Saturday
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• Aberdeen: Parents group set to meet
• Artist with Aberdeen roots draws people to the sound of music
• PC is pleased to announce a partnership with Avera St. Luke’s on a Scrubs camp Wednesday, Nov 16 for more information contact Kylie Waldo, kylie.waldo@Avera.org in the HR office at Avera St. Luke’s.
• Woman to serve 60 years for wrong-way fatal crash
• Dairy subsidy reforms sought
• VA hospitals change plans amid heat wave
• Health network going ahead with clinics in Ghana
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• Church rummage sale reaching final days
• COURT: Aberdonian pleads guilty to grand theft
• Neighborhood streets getting needed repairs
• Dust catches fire at ethanol plant
• Aberdeen organizations oppose Delta pullout
• Toilets vandalized at The Journey Church
• Man arrested after incident at Wylie restroom
• Celebration of Americans with Disabilities Act tonight in Aberdeen
• First half of 452nd soldiers to return to Aberdeen Monday
• Cause of Craven Corner fire not yet determined
• Worst heat over for Aberdeen, but region still under warning
• Setting it Straight
• Hub City man's abuse trial delayed
• Daily calendar
• Aberdeen: Benefit run set for July 30
• Aberdeen: Diversity meeting on Thursday
• Beating 100-degree heat
• Dozen cattle die from heat, officials urge caution for animals
• Part of Brown County Road 19 closed
• Brown County to apply for grant for beef plant road
• Fargo/Moorehead: Don't forget the Redhawk's game on August 13. Complimentary tickets are limited, so get yours NOW by RSVPing to alumni@presentation.edu or 605.380.3313.
• Rapid City area alumni gathering: July 30 - Wine Cellar Restaurant, 6 pm, enjoy an evening sampling wines and signature fare. www.winecellarrestaurant.com RSVP by July 26 to alumni@presentation.edu or 605.380.3313.
• Alumni: Thank you for ZOOMING into Sioux Falls to enjoy our time at Thunder Road! Next stop: Rapid City...
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• Memory loss group meets Wednesday
• Free ice cream and music
• Pediatric orthopedic evaluation clinic to be in Aberdeen
• Avera Health awarded for electronic service
• Earn college credit at Storybook Land Festival
• Pancake feed Sunday
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• Central sophomore achieves ACT perfection
• Mosquito spraying to be tonight
• Aberdeen teen hurt in ATV accident near Hoven
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• Ask the mayor: It's not OK to cross when train signals are on
• Aberdeen man named S.D.'s outstanding school board member of the year
• Just the facts
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• Brown County Commission Agenda
• Aberdeen City Council agenda
• Brown County Drainage Board agenda
• Aberdeen Planning Commission
• Brown County Planning Commission agenda
• It's safe to keep talking
• Pierre: Upgrade slated for curbs, streets
• Aberdeen: Fashion show coming up
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• Aberdeen: Model trains in action today
• Faith briefs
• Presentation Sisters celebrating 125 years of service
• Teen trapshooter bringing down targets, titles, trophies at competition
• Wastewater being released still untreated
• Aberdeen could lose only airline
• Mobridge man sentenced on federal drug charge
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• For the Record
• Frohling elected president of national meat processors group
• Midcontinent offers expanded internet service
• Aberdonian wins image consultant award
• Central teacher attends geospace workshop
• Charity ride Saturday
• Pillow cleaning service to benefit Legion auxiliary
• Knitters wanted for Humane Society fundraiser
• Britton man killed in Nebraska accident
• Apartment project near Melgaard Park approved
• Aberdeen bicyclist in fair condition after accident
• For the Record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
• State workers have no way to fight layoffs after Aug. 1
• Subway celebrates 20th anniversary
• Downtown streets being painted
• Court briefs: Trial sought in sexual contact case
• Thune staffer plans to visit Potter, Walworth counties
• Study: Beef plant will have $10B impact on region
• Downtown streets being painted
• Better road funding sought in Aberdeen
• Daily calendar
• Aberdeen: Church to host rummage sale
• Brown County: Drainage projects receive OK
• Britton: Students among best in nation
• Brown County man opposes road milling
• Gettysburg: Business help available
• Aberdeen: Church sets rummage sale dates
• South Dakota: Flight anniversary marked
• Artz Camera moving back to downtown Aberdeen
• Drainage board OKs two trenching projects
• Share your favorite summer songs
• North Central Farmers elevator breaking ground Wednesday
• Harry Potter fans, contact us
• Be checking your mail for the New Student Orientation Information Packets that were sent out by the Admissions team last week.
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• SCHOOL BOARD
• Alexander Mitchell Public Library to close on Monday and Tuesday
• Transportation meeting tonight
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• Setting it Straight
• Musicfest drew about 8,500
• Book signing on Saturday
• Library focus in Aberdeen back on site of former church
• Boys learn the "out" in scout
• Some wastewater not fully treated being sent to creek
• Aberdeen Police/Fire call logs July 10-11
• Highway 12 being worked on again after rainfall
• Trees, structures damaged in Monango
• Mosquitoes to be sprayed tonight citywide; alleys Tuesday
• Next stop on the Alumni Events Tour is THUNDER ROAD in Sioux Falls this weekend. Saturday July 16: Picnic at 11 am, then play mini golf, race the track, climb the wall, or try the batting cages. Bring the kids! All ages welcome! Three complimentary tic
• Despite the high waters (and the cancelled riverboat ride), we still had a good time at the Walrus in Bismarck. Thank you to everyone who could attend. Sorry we missed you if you didn't! You were asked about... ; )
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• Births
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• Daily calendar 7-11-2011
• S.D. state parks ravaged by flood along Missouri River
• Aberdeen receives 1.32 inches of rain
• New owners bring Java café back to life
• Possible tornado rips through Dickey County; no injuries reported
• Ask the mayor: City doesn't require fences around holding ponds
• Aberdeen Police/Fire call logs July 9-10
• Peanut-sniffing dog more than man's best friend
• Aberdeen police/fire call logs July 8-9
• Music festival keeps on growing
• Officials offer practical methods to eliminate flying pest
• Man pleads guilty in separate drug cases
• Aberdeen's Central Park could become new library
• Midstates buys Sioux Falls company
• Mobridge bridge to be one lane for construction work
• Walk honoring Christina Harms set for Saturday
• Storm damages community gardens in Aberdeen
• Farmers' market in Aberdeen draws crowd
• WAUBAY CLINGS TO HOPE
• Aberdeen Police/Fire call logs July 6-7
• Woman who set fire has chance to keep it from record
• Murder trial set to begin Aug. 30 in Selby
• Storybook Land open at 10 a.m. today
• Black Stone Cherry brings Southern rock to Aberdeen MusicFest
• Road projects, flooding will affect drivers
• Moccasin Creek continues to take city wastewater after storm
• Brown County: Lightning suspected in fire
• Aberdeen: Reconstruction to close intersection
• South Dakota agency seeking water quality applications
• Aberdeen's storm sewers, holding ponds now at capacity
• Aberdeen: Vets invited to coffee hour
• Selby: Christian women to gather
• Hecla water projects receive green light
• Aberdeen: More mosquito spraying set
• Brown County road upgrade funds sought
• City discharging water into Moccasin Creek
• Second Street overpass closed at this hour
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• Leola: Foreign exchange student hosts sought
• Former Aberdeen man donates railroad collection
• Dorsett elected to SD Bar Commission
• Animal ordinance changes today in Aberdeen
• Families gather at Wylie to celebrate Fourth
• Aberdeen Police/Fire call logs July 3-4
• Fireworks crew member injured; Wylie show set for July 23
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• Dawson Douglas Ertz
• DIVORCES
• Carter James Ingemansen
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• Aberdeen woman fixes Stars and Stripes
• Ask the mayor: More work to do on downtown planting and landscaping project
• Meatpackers benefit from beef checkoffs
• Daily calendar
• City Council agenda
• Brown County Commission agenda
• No canceled flights for Delta in June
• Aberdeen: Part of street to be closed
• Parks and Rec Board Agenda
• Brown County Drainage Board Agenda
• Aberdeen: Flagtvedt/Flagtwet family reunion
• Setting it Straight
• For the Record
• Program will be presented at Mobridge cemetery
• Boy injured in accident
• Daily calendar
• Women value restaurants more than men
• Faith briefs
• Warner water system honored
• Boy treated and released from hospital after accident
• Garbage pick-up to change Monday
• No-wake zones lifted at 1 p.m. for Mina, Richmond lakes
• South Main to be closed Wednesday
• For the Record
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• Setting it Straight
• Frederick native honored for nursing excellence
• Only five superintendents in 65 years
• Bauer named Great Western Bank vice president credit manager
• Aberdeen native honored by Barron's magazine
• Nelson Sales and Service moves to larger building
• Small business help available
• Mina Lake restaurant to offer lakeview dining this fall
• Man faces drug charges after cocaine found in traffic stop, officials say
• Breaking: Abortion notification law stopped by judge's injunction
• Aberdeen woman injured in collision with dump truck
• Update: Teen injured in car-semitruck accident in Webster
• Fisher Grove State Park in Redfield to be closed because of flooding
• North Kline intersection to be closed today
• Crop duster pilot injured in crash
• Daily calendar
• Former S.D. senator now working in The Watergate
• Regents OK facility studies
• For the Record
• Juvenile arrested with stolen vehicle
• Three performances for Aqua Addicts between now, Monday
• Angerhofer reunion July 10
• Sobriety checkpoints ahead
• Senior center trip to Sioux Falls
• Four-way stop to be installed at Northview, 15th Avenue intersection
• Part of North Dakota Street to be closed Thursday
• North McDonald¿s reopens Thursday at 6 a.m.
• Sobriety checkpoints planned for July
• Update: U.S. Highway 12 near Roscoe to be raised a foot
• For the Record
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• Brown County: Psychiatric treatment numbers up, center's director says
• Eide Bailly names Bergstrom partner-in-charge
• Water system recognized
• Drainage projects to help Claremont get OK
• Body of Sisseton man found in Roberts County
• Harvey Dunn exhibit to be at Aberdeen museum
• Part of 12th Avenue to be closed Wednesday
• Aberdeen to test fire hydrants
• Projects aimed at helping alleviate Claremont flooding
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• Farmer's market to begin this week
• Johnson staffer to hold Outreach Day
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• Setting it Straight
• Book signing this Friday
• Fundraiser features Holly Hoffman
• Aberdeen man can't ride mo-ped because of license law
• Aberdeen Police/Fire calls June 27-28
• Chat with cold case reporter Berdette Zastrow
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• Sturgis: Company opens law enforcement training center
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
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• Hannah Grace Jepsen
• Sophia Belle Fliehs
• Mason Chad Jurgens
• Kaylie Jacqueline LaBrie
• NSU instructor headed to Armenia
• Ask the mayor: Catching up on trees, street crews and yard sale signs
• Aberdeen Police/Fire calls June 25-26
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• Building permits
• Ipswich: Trio performing tonight
• Brown County Commission Agenda
• City Council agenda
• Brown County Drainage Board agenda
• South Dakota: Noem offices accepting interns
• School Board agenda
• Bankruptcies
• Daily calendar
• Old age creeps up on you
• Ensemble performance on Tuesday
• CPR classes slated
• For the Record
• Faith briefs
• Free Storybook Land activities
• Mosquito spraying to be Monday
• Frankfort, Zell, Doland losing Catholic Masses
• No-wake zone for Mina, Richmond lakes enacted this morning
• For the Record
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• Closing Reception for Verschoor Show at ARCC Gallery
• Dog fanciers meeting change
• New Tec offers safety and health courses
• Aberdeen dance camps offered in July
• Cloud of dust means new road markings
• Flooding again closes Redfield park
• No-wake zone proposed for Mina, Richmond lakes
• Northern State on top 10 list of least expensive for out-of-state institutions
• Two sentenced for fourth DUI in 10 years
• More than 300 students to attend Upward Bound Olympics
• Wheat Growers unveils new Andover elevator
• For the Record
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• Local student to head council
• Turton to keep hopping this weekend
• Marco named great workplace
• Perennial plant sale Saturday
• All systems working at Brown County Courthouse
• Incumbents re-elected to Britton-Hecla school board
• Two pelicans found illegally shot near Roslyn
• Daily calendar
• Brown County drainage projects draw opposition
• Church entrance closed off in Aberdeen
• Dakota Dunes: Officials watch water levels
• Aberdeen: Motorcyclists group to meet
• Aberdeen: Motorcycle safety course set
• Setting it Straight
• Man with Parkinson's on 300-mile trek
• Brown County to hire 4-H youth adviser
• Update: Aberdeen receives nearly 2 inches; roads closed in other counties
• Update: Highway 44 at Wood now open
• Aberdeen jury acquits McLaughlin woman of murder, manslaughter
• Part of Aberdeen's 11th Avenue Southeast to be closed Wednesday
• Aberdeen's Godfather's Pizza moves to new spot
• Oakes, N.D., Oshkosh plant to close
• Summer Alumni Tour: Check out www.presentation.edu/alumni/alumnievents.html for events to be held in your neck of the woods. Don't let your classmates down! C'mon out and join us!
• Next Stop on the Summer 2011 Alumni Events Tour: The Walrus in Bismarck, June 25, 2:30 p.m. Food and cocktails. It's high and dry at The Walrus (i.e., the river flooding hasn't reached this point). ; ) RSVP as soon as you can, so I know you
• PC is offering a new degree! Check out the press release for more info.
• Street's deterioration may be quick fix
• For the Record
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• Ipswich blood drive this week
• Aberdeen author signs book Saturday
• Yelduz pancake feed Sunday
• Hub City campuses busy during summer
• NSU practice football field gets makeover
• Couple plead not guilty in Christina Harms' death
• No tenant yet for Econofoods building
• 2 Day County residents victims of credit card scam
• For the Record
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• DIVORCES
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• Teen's 5K to benefit Children's Miracle Network, Sanford Children's Hospital
• Ask the mayor: Catching up on street repairs, cleaning and stop signs
• Horses first, carts second
• For the Record
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• City Council Agenda
• Stratford dinner theater next month
• Hoops family reunion
• Brown County Commission Agenda
• Family reunion approaching
• Parent group to meet Wednesday
• Women's event Saturday
• Daily calendar
• Knife incident puts Mobridge woman in prison
• Aberdeen: Ice cream picnic on Tuesday
• It's good to have Dad home
• Aberdeen: Dance at Shrine on Sunday
• Aberdeen: Model trains in action today
• Aberdeen: First aid, CPR classes slated
• Faith briefs
• Finn Fest has loads of activities
• Lifesaver needed own life saved
• Thune hears about flooding, farm bill from Webster residents
• For the latest sports news, visit pcsaints.com.
• Area girls vie for Miss South Dakota
• Fun Fest set for Thursday
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• 44 teams participate in Relay for Life
• Northern State University announces dean's lists
• Webster going to electronic water meters
• Red Cross meeting next week
• Arts in the Park begins Saturday
• Gas prices nearly 30 cents higher in Aberdeen than Sioux Falls
• Aberdeen's Perkins staying open
• Aggravated assault trial begins Friday in Walworth County
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• Casino Night planned Friday
• Disc golf tournament Saturday
• Hydrants to be tested
• Danger zone modified along Lake Oahe Dam
• Employees honored by Avera St. Luke's
• Aberdeen street closed today
• Young professionals invited to luncheon
• Mack named to SDSU Foundation Council
• Vinegar Festival Saturday
• 11th Avenue Southeast to be closed Thursday
• Fire hydrants to be tested Thursday in Aberdeen
• Deer ticks part of South Dakota study
• No money to fight Black Hills pine beetles
• Aberdeen's Pig Out gets new name
• Daily calendar
• Brown County Drainage Board: Ditch reshaping gets green light
• Honor roll: Roncalli High School - fourth quarter
• Honor roll: Redfield High School - fourth quarter
• South Dakota prison awaits Arkansas woman
• Roslyn: All-school reunion set for Friday
• Webster/Waubay: Senator foresees corps hearings
• Aberdeen: Business has new owners
• Edmunds/Walworth counties: Thune staffer plans to visit
• Brown County: Landmarks panel will meet Thursday
• Brown County Fair reserve tickets already gone
• Start fishing: Carp-O-Rama next week
• Do you support 1-cent sales tax?
• County hopes study will lead water drainage projects, alleviate flooding
• Downtown association wants input from community
• Flag Day ceremony tonight
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• Darwin 'Dub' Podoll
• Make-A-Wish benefit for local teen
• National Night Out planning meeting set
• Poker run set for Saturday
• Girls night out event
• Aberdeen housing group receives support for tax district
• Man convicted in Brown County walks away from prison
• Highway 12 scheduled to open Wednesday
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• Red Wheel Fundraising changes ownership
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• DIVORCES
• Rod's Deals on Wheels changes location
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• Former teacher pens book about dog
• Ask the mayor: Several reasons runoff season was less damaging than expected
• Court listings
• Aberdeen Police/Fire calls: June 10-11
• Building permits
• Langford: Celebration Car Show June 25
• City Council agenda
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• Brown County Commission agenda
• School Board agenda
• Brown County Drainage Board agenda
• Free Storybook Land activities planned
• Court listings
• Daily calendar
• Reflecting on 1952 Pierre-Fort Pierre flood
• For the Record
• Aberdeen is a city of neighborhoods
• Mid-Day connection to meet Wednesday
• Roncalli graduate named Johnson intern
• Faith briefs
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• Drink O' the Week: Starbucks' Red's Delicious Frappuccino
• Highway 12 by Roscoe to open at least by Wednesday
• Apartments evacuated for small fire
• Don't forget Family Fun Weekend
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• Babysitting classes offered
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• Former Aberdeen attorney named interim president of USD Foundation
• Bartholomew receives pharmacy award
• Census: Females outnumber males in Aberdeen
• Update: Woman in fair condition in hospital after today's accident
• Livestock rescue, reading the smoke, rope rescue: all part of state fire school
• Trusts, already giant in South Dakota's economy, will receive more emphasis
• Airport board meeting this morning
• Minnesota soldier killed in Iraq
• Daily calendar
• ARCC classes have openings
• Book signing on Saturday
• For the Record
• Area students honored at Boys State
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• Wide river expanding: Areas near Mobridge, Fort Yates, N.D., watching Lake Oahe spread out
• Mobridge's spot on river helps save it from flooding, official says
• Helicopter in Aberdeen was part of training exercise
• Updated: Storybook Land castle reopening expected to be next week
• Update: Work scheduled for intersection has been canceled
• Drivers damaging roads near Roscoe, Edmunds County officials say
• Aberdeen: Fire being investigated
• Audience approves of 'Chicago'
• South Dakota: Award nominations wanted
• Daily calendar
• Bowdle: Official coming to celebration
• Honor roll: Edmunds Central - fourth quarter
• Honor roll: Northwestern High School - fourth quarter
• Aberdeen: Family reunion on Saturday
• Aberdeen/Webster: Blue Cloud Abbey Ride set
• Drainage Board: Brown County trench proposal opposed
• Foul play not suspected in Hoven death, sheriff says
• Brown County Courthouse clock working again
• Aberdeen Downtown Association wants community input
• No emergency at Aberdeen airport
• Power outage leads to Hub City Inc. fire
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• Residents sentenced on drug charges
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• Republicans meet Thursday
• New manager hired at Dakotah Bank
• CHS Hall of Fame banquet tickets available
• Nominations being accepted
• Daily calendar
• Vandals wreck monument at Sand Lake
• Water to be shut off Tuesday in part of Aberdeen
• Sand Lake Wildlife Refuge damaged by vandals
• Priest volunteers to keep Bristol church open for now
• Facade grants awarded for three downtown buildings
• First mosquito spraying to be Thursday
• South Dakotans urged to fly flags at half-staff on Tuesday
• For the Record
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• Johnny Holm coming to Redfield
• DIVORCES
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• Aberdeen judge named outstanding jurist for S.D.
• Ask the mayor: Trains must blow their horns by law
• Funeral set for Hoven man who died after fall
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• Band loves to dance
• For the Record
• Brown County Commission agenda
• City Council agenda
• Aberdeen: Transplant group to meet
• Hoven: Sixth-grader given award
• Free Storybook Land activities begin this week
• Bankruptcies: May 25-31
• Hoven man dies after fall at grain elevator
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• For the Record
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• Postal patron calls on Schwan's to rescue mail service Could Schwan's be the answer for loyal postal patron?
• Music weekend at Roslyn Creamery
• Outdoor boot camp starting up
• Camp DreamMakers benefit ride today
• Small business help available
• Student wins national scholarship
• Expetec hires accountant
• Who bears burden for Missouri River flood?
• Avera treatment center moving into former Opportunities site
• Daily calendar
• Aberdeen: Alzheimer's seminar slated
• Aberdeen: Expetec hires NSU intern
• Aberdeen: Special friendship meeting
• Aberdeen: CPR classes available
• Presentation College students earn academic honors .
• Selby: Christian Women to gather
• Aberdeen: Stylist joins Revive Day Spa
• Aberdeen: Chiropractor seeing patients
• Aberdeen Recreation and Forestry Department classes
• Aberdeen residents build sandbag wall in Pierre
• Fire hydrants to be tested in Aberdeen
• Britton man sentenced to prison for lunging at deputy with scissors
• Governor cancels Boys State appearance
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• Cold, rain slow S.D. crop planting again
• Inmate questions quality of lethal injection drug
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• Four Aberdeen flights canceled last month
• MS group to meet Saturday
• Aberdeen volunteers will assist with sandbagging in Pierre
• Four flights canceled in May
• Driver in deadly wreck near Warner gets second chance
• Panel rules against former Aberdeen social worker
• Brown County: Wind expected to calm down today
• Aberdeen: Pub under new ownership
• Aberdeen: History Day fundraiser set
• Redfield: Cooking class on Thursday
• Aberdeen: Supper set for Saturday
• Akaska: Utility plans annual meeting
• Daily calendar
• Aberdeen: Connection luncheon slated
• Columbia dog taken in after biting man, deputy says
• Part of Brown County Road 6 closed Wednesday
• Daily calendar
• good for you
• For the Record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
• Aberdeen: Kickball league forming
• Aberdeen: Pilates class offered
• Daily calendar
• Divorces
• Marriage licenses
• Area veteran recalls time in Vietnam
• 2011 S.D. Boys State schedule
• Former area Boys Staters who died while serving in the Armed Forces
• For the Record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
• Daily calendar
• Ellendale, N.D.: Memorial Day program moved
• setting it straight
• Mobridge: Veteran outreach rep available
• Aberdeen: Blood pressure test dates set
• Britton: Labor and regulation office hours
• Aberdeen: Art exhibit to be displayed at Avera St. Luke's
• Brown County Drainage Board agenda
• City Council agenda
• Ipswich woman jailed for identity theft
• Mobridge: Business workshop set
• Webster/Sisseton: Small business help available
• Building permits
• Daily calendar
• Redfield: Eastern Star ceremony slated
• South Dakota: Fly flags at half-staff
• For some, mowing is a struggle
• Faith briefs
• COLLEGE SEES GROWTH
• Aberdeen city garbage pickup to change Monday
• National Guard members called to help with sandbags in Pierre
• Kimball railroad request on hold
• South Third Street intersection to close Tuesday
• Groton family again saved by fire detectors but lose home
• For the Record
• Red Cross opens Pierre-Fort Pierre shelter
• Court listings
• Setting it Straight
• Daily calendar
• Memorial Day programs
• Holiday closings, hours
• Chiropractor now seeing patients
• Recent grad receives scholarship
• Flooded Highway 12 to be raised near Roscoe
• Mina's Glacial Lakes plant selling ethanol to Brazil
• Frankfort resident avoids stint behind bars
• Daily calendar
• Aberdeen: Business has new consultant
• South Dakota motorists face fee increase
• Aberdeen: Hip, knee pain seminar set
• Aberdeen: Scholar to present paper
• Building permits
• Festivals bring many musical acts to N.E. South Dakota
• Wolsey woman gets prison time in Wheat Growers embezzlement case
• NorthWestern wants 7% rate increase on natural gas
• Aberdeen: 2011 Gypsy Days theme unveiled
• Missouri River: South Dakota residents put on alert
• Daily calendar
• Contamination fears continue to stall Brown County land sale
• Redfield: 'Dakota Daughters' coming
• Aberdeen: Association elects NSU professor
• Eureka: Church to observe 125 years
• Budget Furniture puts makeover plans in motion
• Roncalli students of the month for April
• Aberdeen 3M manager Compton taking new position in St. Paul
• Court listings
• For the Record
• Council discusses elimination of afternoon flight
• Woman pleads guilty to acquiring medications illegally
• Club report
• Entries sought for Langford parade
• CHS Alumni Room open starting June 3
• Daily calendar
• Water to be shut off on South Second Street
• Part of 12th Avenue to be closed Tuesday
• Two stores burglarized at Lakewood Mall
• Highway 12 near Roscoe closed to traffic
• For the Record
• Daily calendar for May 23, 2011
• Central students honored
• Last issue
• Ask the mayor: Motorcycle, ATV noise part of life in the city
• Groton grad receives scholarship
• Area student councils recognized
• Waubay students inducted to NHS
• G O O D F O R Y O U
• How could this have happened?
• Christina Harms essentially disappeared, relatives say
• For the Record
• Daily calendar
• Brown County Commission agenda
• City Council agenda
• Brown County: Democrats schedule events
• Brown County Zoning Board agenda
• School Board agenda
• Art show during Trail Days
• Mind-reading useful in relationships
• Daily calendar
• Clarification
• Flood damage in South Dakota likely underestimated
• Setting it Straight
• Aberdeen: Parent group to meet on Wednesday
• Aberdeen: CPR classes slated
• Club report
• Faith briefs
• Aberdeen: Model railroad open house today
• Runner to start lifelong race at Barnett Center
• Noem's Aberdeen office open one day a week
• Salvation Army, credit union helping Northview residents
• Fire department to flow-test fire hydrants
• Court listings
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• For the Record
• Setting it Straight
• Double Duty Storage to open
• Wheat Growers to fund scholarship
• Small business help available
• Summer workshop for kids
• Benefit for area woman
• Club report
• Delta to eliminate afternoon flight
• For the Record
• Daily calendar
• 'Robbery' leads to arrest
• Heating business raising new roof
• Aberdeen police teaching safety, more at bike rodeo on Sunday
• Banquet to feature state author
• Pancake feed Sunday
• Walk for health Saturday
• Humane society volunteer orientation Saturday
• Human resource association receives award
• State to raise portion of flooded Highway 12
• Driver hurt in noon accident (video)
• 112-year-old South Dakotans wanted
• Dr. Martin Albl Presents: The study of Islam. Four sessions held on Wednesdays from 7-9 p.m. beginning June 1 and continuing June 8, 15 and concluding on June 22. Discussions will take place in Room NU 24 in the southeast building on the Aberdeen campu
• Redfield to lose one grocery store
• Setting it Straight
• Boys and Girls Club still waiting for land
• Daily calendar
• Aberdeen: City to get national exposure on radio
• Aerial survey prepares for flight in Brown County
• Building permits
• Aberdeen: Conference awaits history professors
• Aberdeen: Avera staffers earn certification
• Aberdeen: Veterans group sets hours
• Brown County: GOP elects new chairman
• Today's death notices - 5/17/2011
• ALUMNI EVENTS: June 18: MSP - Como Park & Dinner June 25: BISMARCK - Riverboat & Dinner @ The Walrus July 16: SIOUX FALLS - Picnic @ Thunder Road July 30: RAPID CITY - Dinner @ Wine Cellar Restaurant August 13: FARGO - Picnic & Red Hawks
• ATTENTION PRESENTATION ALUMNI: Mark your calendars for the upcoming Presentation College 60th Anniversary celebration in Aberdeen. For event details, check out our webpage at www.presentation.edu/Alumni/60thanniversary.html. If you have any questions
• The summer hours for the Career Learning Center: Monday-Thursday: 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. Friday: 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 Closed on weekends and holidays. Kristie Morrison Director of the Career Learning Center Presentation College 1500 North Main Street A
• Child hurt in lawn mower accident
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• For the Record
• Customer service training offered
• Daily calendar
• Aberdeen author to speak about James River
• Walkers to be honored
• Special women support group event
• Water to be shut off on 12th Avenue South
• Law enforcers searching for body of Roberts County man
• Presentation College is site for new health care education center
• For the Record
• Court listings
• Plans presented for expansions at BHSU, USD
• Student earns scholarship to Governor's Camp
• Roncalli business reps
• ABERDEEN
• Student to attend Governor's luncheon
• Daily calendar
• Keep grass under 10 inches or face $150 fine
• Last issue
• Daily calendar
• Setting it straight: Missing names
• For the Record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
• City Council agenda
• Brown County Commission agenda
• Aberdeen Planning Commission agenda
• Joint Aberdeen/Brown County Planning Commission agenda
• Brown County Zoning Board agenda
• Brown County Drainage board
• Bankruptcies: May 4-10
• American News: Column returns next week
• Setting it Straight
• South Dakota: Proposals sought for forestry grants
• Aberdeen: Dog Fanciers meeting set
• Daily calendar
• Aberdeen: Counselor earns recognition
• Faith briefs
• Aberdeen: Nurse receives certification
• Aberdeen: Students earn recognition
• Families send off Guard unit
• Gallery: Mobridge 200th Engineer Company
• Northeast Conference track meet canceled
• Part of Third Avenue Southeast to be closed Monday
• Tea party leader petitions in Aberdeen
• For the Record
• Daily calendar
• Play set for Saturday
• Free tax seminars
• Extension educator honored
• Breakfast proceeds will assist dental van
• Religious retreat approaching
• Celiac support group to meet
• 2011 aberdeen central high school awards
• Two accused of stealing car
• Part of U.S. Highway 83 to be closed
• Lightning warrants small repairs at Frederick school
• Aberdeen: Assault reported at high school
• Setting it Straight
• Daily calendar
• Aberdeen: Free child seat inspections
• Aberdeen area: Elevator hires new director
• Aberdeen: Benefit set for resident
• Northeast South Dakota: Auxiliary awards students
• Building permits
• Customer service training slated for Friday in Aberdeen
• Aberdeen: Genealogy group meets Saturday
• Highway 101, Aaron Tippin to perform in Aberdeen in June
• No injuries in Craven Corner fire
• Small plane that departed from Aberdeen crashes in Montana; pilot killed
• For the Record
• Brown County Drainage Board: Country club project raises neighbors' suspicions
• Daily calendar
• Selby: Clinic changing its name
• Brown County's aerial survey plans sped up
• Aberdeen: Senior attends global event
• Aberdeen: Women's seminar on Friday
• Aberdeen: Technology store opens downtown
• Doctors skeptical about rules to track prescription abuse
• Part of Third Avenue Southeast to be closed Thursday
• Slot-like games OK'd for video lottery
• Traditional Wacipi: June 11, 2011, Eagle Butte, SD. Everyone invited!
• New church includes former First Baptist members
• City refunding two bond issues
• For the Record
• Daily calendar
• Mid-Day Connection to meet Wednesday
• Sears store has new owners
• Letter carrier food drive continues through Saturday
• Reunion planning meeting
• School district presents preliminary budget
• Aberdeen native stabbed, killed in New Mexico
• Tire fire extinguished; no damage to building
• State highway load limits removed today
• For the record: Aberdeen police and fire calls
• D A I L Y C A L E N D A R
• Central student honored
• Student writer recognized
• Good for you
• State contest awaits students
• Student receives scholarship
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• DIVORCES
• HELPFUL HANDS
• Roll Call: House votes on abortion, health exchange bills
• For the Record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
• Daily calendar
• Brown County Commission agenda
• Aberdeen: NSU student recognized
• Warner: Free kites for kids
• Aberdeen: Miscarriage service slated for May 14
• Aberdeen: Firm upgrades computer lab
• Aberdeen: Avera St. Luke's receives award
• Aberdeen: Nurse aide program earns 100 percent pass rate
• For the Record
• Mobridge: After 10 years, rail project OK'd
• Faulkton: New location for quilt shop
• Daily calendar
• Aberdeen: Benefit today for local family
• Aberdeen: Senior Center Week coming up
• Aberdeen: Mother's Day breakfast set
• Aberdeen: Nurses honored at Avera St. Luke's
• Faith briefs
• Two grass fires cause minimal damage
• Avera St. Luke's CEO to retire
• Britton parish passes first vote to leave ELCA
• Spring square dance festival starts today
• Agriculture vulnerable to terrorist attack, experts warn
• Polka party Sunday in Long Lake
• ACT has Mother's Day special
• For the Record
• Daily calendar
• NSU teacher to be honored
• Expetec launches partnership program
• Open house slated for parents
• Free pilot seminar
• Flooding along Highway 12 worsens
• Dirt Angels clothing store opening Saturday in Aberdeen
• Judge tosses lawsuit by former jailer
• Daily calendar
• Plans for dairy farm near Edgeley scrapped
• For the Record
• Retired teachers to meet
• Fundraiser on Sunday
• Stylist joins Adam & Eve Salon
• Talent sought for Centennial Stage
• Presentation College commencement set for 2 p.m. Saturday
• Run/walk set for May 14
• Ag lenders not speculating but face uncertain regulations
• The Presentation College Bookstore will be open on Saturday May 7th from 10am – 11am and from 12pm – 2pm in observance of graduation. This will give graduates and their families the opportunity to stop and browse for keepsakes. Many items wi
• Brown County residents join forces on slough's future
• For the Record
• Liability fears delay land sale to Boys and Girls Club
• Daily calendar
• Setting it Straight
• Aberdeen: Groundbreaking on Friday
• Aberdeen: Church to host event on Friday
• Hoven: Mother's Day dinner Sunday
• Aberdeen: SPURS sale set for Saturday
• Aberdeen: Rummage, bake sale slated
• State prison inmate from Brown County missing
• Residents ready to work together for less water in Putney Slough
• Beef plant: Building permit reinstated; 57 hired
• Beef Plant building permit renewed
• Aberdeen Public Works starts summer hours
• Daily calendar
• City council: Fee increases get approval
• For the Record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
• City council: Pub approved to sell wine
• Britton: Student chosen as Presidential Scholar
• Frederick: Area native in Shakespeare play
• Aberdeen: State honors wastewater treatment system
• Aberdeen: Pancake fundraiser Sunday
• Aberdeen: Parkinson support meeting Friday
• Setting it straight
• Reader Panel: bin Laden and the war on terror
• Corps to have Aberdeen meeting about reservoirs
• Two Delta flights canceled in April; 15 flights leave late
• For the Record
• Daily calendar
• ACS spring programs
• Kids celebrate Earth Day
• DIVORCES
• Waubay students selected for Boys and Girls State
• Roncalli students enter National Honors Society
• Area students students inducted to NHS
• Students achieve perfect scores
• Brown County Commission agenda
• Court listings
• Daily calendar
• For the Record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
• Aberdeen: NSU student wins Governor's Giant Vision Award
• Elldendale, N.D.: Spaghetti dinner today in Ellendale
• AIrport Board agenda
• Brown County Drainage Board agenda
• Aberdeen: Mother's Day dinner
• Aberdeen: Spring salad luncheon set
• Aberdeen: Stop for some coffee, veterans
• Groton: School district reinstates programs
• Daily calendar
• Aberdeen: Public service week coming up
• Gettysburg: Bridge traffic restricted
• Mobridge: Deployment ceremony set
• Mobridge: Small-business help to be available May 10
• How to catch a woman
• Aberdeen: Transplant group to meet
• Faith briefs
• Mellette man killed in 3-vehicle crash today
• Deputy called to disturbance at township meeting
• Man reports being robbed at gunpoint
• Road into Claremont being built up
• Frohling plans wild game pickup in Aberdeen
• Aberdeen pawnshops not as glamorous as TV
• Daily calendar
• South Dakota's small towns in the crosshairs
• For the Record
• Judge grants Watertown man bond
• Medical coders organization chapter founded
• Art submissions being sought
• Great Plains Christian Women meeting May 5
• Aberdeen native named a Minnesota Educator of the Year
• Aberdeen vehicle dealership completes expansion
• New treatments ease pain brought by varicose veins
• Farmers frustrated, disappointed
• Daily calendar
• Report: S.D. schools' funds not going as far
• SDSU: Job not cut to add Herseth Sandlin
• Mina woman faces prison
• For the Record
• Benefit for local youth Saturday
• Special school board meeting tonight
• Diabetes group to meet
• Fundraiser Saturday for Richmond Lake fireworks extravaganza
• Chili cook-off and supper fundraiser
• Get out your junk: Spring cleaning begins Friday
• You can help: Northwestern students seek to win shoe design contest
• Aberdeen concert association decides to continue
• Brown County officials accept bid for new jail roof
• School board: Game reduction plan hits snag
• Daily calendar
• Hub City man enters not guilty plea to weapons charge
• Aberdeen: Spaghetti luncheon on Sunday
• Aberdeen: Dog parks open
• Leola: Benefit set for educator
• Aberdeen: Barrier Awareness Day Friday
• Redfield: Former resident recognized
• Brown County: Lawmaker defends health law
• 2 S.D. inmates indicted on murder charges
• State Aeronautics Commission OKs ag structures in Winner
• Tom Daschle to speak at NSU graduation
• The Presentation Help Desk has expanded its hours for the end of the semester and is now open from 7am to 6pm Monday through Friday until May 5th. The phone extension for the PC Help Desk is ext. 411 (605-229-8411). You can also contact the PC Help d
• Governor gets look at Claremont flooding this morning
• Court listings
• USDA provides $7.7 million for S.D. rural development
• Revised fireworks ordinance approved
• For the Record
• Daily calendar
• Water to be shut off in part of town
• Landowner fire training
• Annual spring luncheon Saturday
• Part of North First Street to be closed
• Bitter Lake already three times its size 16 years ago
• Needs assessment survey results to be presented
• Sobriety checkpoints planned for Brown, Day and other counties
• Daily calendar
• For the record: Police and fire calls for April 25
• Aberdeen/Webster: Students receive national scholarship
• Aberdeen: Senior earns scholarship
• Dear Teacher
• Principal Profile: Shad Storley
• South Dakota: Digital art, design camp
• N.E. South Dakota: Students honored today
• Good for you
• Court listings
• Daily calendar
• For the Record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
• Building permits
• City/County Joint meeting agenda
• Conde: 125th parade, car show entries being sought
• Aberdeen: Street sweeping to start
• City Council agenda
• Faulkton: Uniquely Yours wins national award
• Bankruptcies: April 13-19
• Honor roll: Roncalli High School - third quarter
• Daily calendar
• Some stories get really tiresome
• South Dakota: Hall of Fame inductees announced
• Aberdeen: Exercise class set for cancer survivors
• Aberdeen: Diabetes event set for May 2
• Aberdeen: Get ready now for preparedness day
• Building permits
• Ellendale man back home after weekend accident
• Faith services planned this weekend
• S.D. inmate's hunger strike draws court's attention
• Court listings
• Wetlands initiative aimed at valley flood control
• Eternity resembles locker room, speaker says
• Police investigate pedestrian accident
• Small business help available
• Letter for troops
• Weather spotter training
• Club report
• For the Record
• Daily calendar
• Fire damages Aberdeen home
• Postal service to have public meeting in Aberdeen
• GFP: No muskrat shooting
• Agencies to be closed for Easter
• Spink County issues travel advisory
• 1,000 jobs expected
• For the Record
• Daily calendar
• Setting it Straight: Incorrect hometown
• Hub City named Tree City
• CPR classes scheduled
• Church rummage sale
• Parent group to meet
• Woonsocket man receives Highway Patrol Merit Award
• Aberdonian gets prison time for attempted robbery
• Court listings
• Part of Third Avenue Southeast to be closed Thursday
• Court hearing set in Utah for former Aberdeen resident
• Aberdeen: Two arrests made for prostitution
• Daily calendar
• Hecla-area resident presses for more culverts
• Land deal for Boys and Girls Club draws near
• Codington/Hamlin counties: Flood damage data sought
• Mobridge: Food distribution to be focus
• Aberdeen: Author at women's event
• Eureka/Bowdle: Party planned for students
• Aberdeen: Church to host luncheon
• Ag fair takes kids from classrooms to the farm
• PUC OKs Otter Tail Power rate increase
• For the Record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
• Webster: School board cuts almost $60,000
• Aberdeen: Curt's expands product line at new store
• Brown County: Landmarks meeting
• Aberdeen: Business after hours
• Daily calendar
• Aberdeen: Marco purchases Best Business Products
• Aberdeen: Diversity meeting this week
• Ipswich: North Star Energy hires technician
• ONE WAY OUT
• Man injured in ATV accident in Edmunds Co.
• Guard detachment gets mobilization orders
• Easter Library Schedule Wed, Apr. 20 Close at 6 Thurs (no classes), Apr. 21 8am – 5pm Fri – Sun, Apr. 22-24 Closed Monday (no classes), Apr. 25 8am – 10pm Finals Week Mon, Apr. 25 – Wed. May 4 Open until 10pm Thursday, Ma
• Website: John "Swingin'" Anderson expected at Brown County Fair
• For the Record
• Daily calendar
• Central student receives scholarship
• Local students named to all-state academic teams
• Student headed to Germany next school year
• N.D. snow goose population still growing
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• Students recognized
• Gas at $4 in nation's capital, five states
• For the Record
• Daily calendar
• BP spill delayed drilling, but probably wasn't death knell
• City Council agenda
• My budget plan: Annex Canada
• Setting it Straight
• Brown County Planning Commission agenda
• Bankruptcies: April 6-12
• New center to help recruit medical workers
• Ellendale, N.D.:No injuries in tractor fire
• Clarification
• Daily calendar
• Aberdeen: Memory loss meeting slated
• Aberdeen: Easter party next week
• Life filled with familiar habits, traditions
• Groton: Biorefiner gets safety award
• Aberdeen: Knights serving breakfast
• Aberdeen: GameStop hosting midnight game launches
• Faith briefs
• BAE Systems lays off 15 at Aberdeen plant
• Extension meeting rescheduled for Monday
• Spink County deputy rescues man submerged in water
• World's oldest man, raised in De Smet, dies at age 114
• Customs: Fake U.S. licenses being sent from China
• Human resources meeting next week
• For the Record
• Court listings
• March for Babies, MS Walk Saturday
• Tax day Monday
• Dog fanciers meet Monday
• Stylist joins hair salon
• honor roll
• honor roll
• Waubay residents preparing for flooding
• State to review contractor records in ongoing James River Water District audit
• Minnesota court: Minnows are not fish
• Money cut for wolf management
• Four N.D. counties declared emergencies
• PLAY REVIEW: Humor wins all at 'Spelling Bee'
• Spearfish company wins contract for underground lab
• Sully County sheriff pleads guilty to DUI
• For the Record
• Dupree man sentenced in tribal bribery scheme
• Daily calendar
• Bison being held ransom
• Agent: S.D. inmates got past door in guard uniform
• Former Edmunds Extension educator dies
• Aberdeen suspect in prison guard killing escaped before
• Election results
• Daily calendar
• Aberdeen: No school board election
• Webster: Council backs pool opt-out
• Mellette: Teenager still waiting on insurance appeal
• Aberdeen: Health day set for kids
• Centennial Village performed well last year
• Aberdeen: Walk for Wellness event slated
• Aberdeen Public Board of Education: Special meeting on Thursday
• Regional Extension center in Aberdeen part of reorganization
• Firefighters called to trash bin fire
• Officials watching for cut roads in Brown County
• Destination ImagiNation kids ask to escape cuts
• Free genealogy program
• For the Record
• Incorrect tenure
• Daily calendar
• Mid-Day connection to meet Wednesday
• Business help to be offered
• Luncheon to honor Champions for Children
• Senator's staffer hosts case day
• Aberdak meeting
• Murder charge does not qualify for death penalty
• Evergreen blocks view for drivers
• Daily calendar
• Court listings
• For the Record
• good for you
• SoDak Sport & Bait changing ownership
• Simmons honors students
• Groton names students of the month
• Principal Profile: Allen Stewart
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• DIVORCES
• For the Record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
• Daily calendar
• Aberdeen: Dakota Rising winners named
• Brown County Commission agenda
• Aberdeen: Spring tea at library Saturday
• Aberdeen: Lincoln day dinner set
• City Council agenda
• Area elections set for Tuesday
• Aberdeen Board of Zoning Adjustment agenda
• School Board agenda
• American News wins several awards at newspaper contest
• Faulkton: Ballpark lights approved
• Daily calendar
• Dinosaurs may have played host to some small and unwanted guests: lice
• Holiday tradition got 'expensive'
• Jamestown, N.D.: Reservoirs to release water
• Ellendale, N.D.: Jazz, spaghetti dinner on Sunday
• Aberdeen: Center to host workshop
• Let's dig into some schwartamagan
• Aberdeen: Dial-A-Move offers storage cubes
• Aberdeen: Ag Fair slated for April 19
• FastCare clinic opening in Kessler's
• Judge: Mette can have two attorneys in child abuse case
• S.D. pheasant harvest strong in 2010
• Court listings
• Daily calendar
• Central prom Saturday
• Rapid City man sent to jail on drug charges
• Republicans meet Tuesday
• For the Record
• St. Luke's offers video conference for professionals
• Support group to meet
• Aberdeen Recreation and Forestry Department classes
• Wife of NSU president loves academics, outdoors
• Huron woman injured in accident
• Vigil Friday in Aberdeen for woman killed in Utah
• Aberdeen's Festival of Lights discontinued
• Court listings
• Rising water detours walkers
• Daily calendar
• Drivers treated, released after accident
• For the Record
• Mid-Day Connection to meet
• Court: Aberdeen teen headed to prison
• setting it straight
• Public vote sought
• Grandmother delivers baby in back seat
• What's that smell? Residents complaining about sewer odor
• Aberdeen flight diverted to Watertown
• ABERDEEN: Water to be shut off in part of town Thursday.
• Update: Circus starts tonight in Aberdeen
• Truck traffic banned from road near Claremont
• Daily calendar
• Aberdeen: Housing group earns grant money
• Aberdeen: Joint pain seminar April 14
• Aberdeen: Man opens DJ service
• Winter hard on Brown County Expo complex
• Aberdeen: Taste beer today at Kessler's
• Aberdeen: CPR classes coming up
• Polar Plunge helps Special Olympics
• Water rising for some in area, 10 roads closed due to flooding
• Commissioners approve drainage improvement work at 37 and 13
• LUNCH & LEARN: Noon, Thursday, April 14, Sr. Edmund Walsh Room. PC students talk about their recent trip to Europe. RSVP to 228-8454. Lunch is $5. Serving begins at 11:45 a.m.
• LOST: a big purple radiographic positioning book and an image analysis book, recently in Nursing Building on Aberdeen Campus. If you have found either or both of these books, please contact: Doris Stusiak Director of Student Services and Activities Pre
• Court listings
• Firework sales may inch closer to city limits
• Man sent to prison for breaking probation rules
• Daily calendar
• Woman a four-time cancer survivor
• For the Record
• Transplant group to meet
• North Central Farmers Elevators fined $378,000 after grain bin entrapment
• Woman accused of child abuse wants to bond out of jail
• Students and Staff, See Truman on April 11th. Opening act Rory Behrens starts at 7; Truman at 8:30. Coffee, cookies, and snacks provided. Don’t miss this exciting event! To preview some of their music:
• All Presentation Alumni: In celebration of the 60th, we are compiling a book of stories. If you have a memorable moment from the good ol' days, send them to alumni@presentation.edu. Include your name, class year and major, as well as a statement on
• Staff and Students, Agatsuma, a touring group from Japan, will be in our Café on Wednesday April 6th and will perform live @ 11:15 and again @12:30. The visit is sponsored by the Arts Midwest and is free. Please don’t miss out on this won
• Water over Highway 12 in Edmunds County
• For the Record
• Daily calendar
• Foreign Correspondence: Aigerim Kushaiynova
• Student volunteers as legislative page
• CHS names academic achievement winner
• honor roll
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• Aberdeen draws near casino limit
• For the Record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
• Daily calendar
• Aberdeen: Special women support group event
• Bankruptcies: March 23-29
• Theaters talk business at AACTFest
• Aberdeen: Ribbon cutting slated
• It's been tough times for mother
• Daily calendar
• Aberdeen Public Board of Education: Special meeting set for 7 p.m. Monday
• Area feels warmest temperatures since November
• Aberdeen: Lutheran fundraiser Sunday
• '2nd Paw' sale donations taken
• Faith briefs
• PAYING IT FORWARD
• Coroner: Laceration from broken glass caused man's death
• Man accused of assault with scissors
• Regents 'thrilled' with NSU plan to offer master's in banking
• N.D. group is part of biotech alfalfa lawsuit
• American Crystal to plant biotech beets again
• Court listings
• For the Record
• Abortion law defense fund gets anonymous money
• Daily calendar
• Aberdeen Recreation and Forestry Department classes
• Retired teachers to meet
• Farmer wins money for Herreid Fire Department
• Aberdeen/Sioux Falls: Former American News reporter writes book
• Daily calendar
• Aberdeen: Bible seminar set for Friday
• Aberdeen: Robot coming to store
• Aberdeen: MS group meets Saturday
• Aberdeen: Diabetes group to meet
• Honor roll: Doland - third quarter
• Central No. 1 at science bowl
• 3, 2, 1 ... LIFTOFF!
• Man dead after morning incident on Kline
• FARGO?
• RAPID CITY: How about you?
• SIOUX FALLS area alumni: What would YOU like to do? Please let us know ASAP!! Respond to this post or email alumni@presentation.edu. Thanks, Mr. Joddy Meidinger Alumni Director
• Minneapolis / St. Paul area alumni: WE NEED YOUR INPUT!! The Alumni Office is planning to host your annual MSP event in June this year. What would you like to do? Please let us know ASAP!! You can respond to this post, or email alumni@presentation.edu.
• Honor roll: Aberdeen Christian School - third quarter
• Honor roll: Britton-Hecla High School - third quarter
• Drainage board delays project decision
• Honor roll: Ipswich High School - third quarter
• Daily calendar
• Honor roll: Eureka High School - third quarter
• Aberdeen: Blood pressure test dates set
• South Dakota: Pageant seeks contestants
• Kessler's plans major remodeling project for deli
• Downtown post office to close April 15
• Aberdeen-area river levels
• City could assist financing library and city hall projects
• Man confused about sentence turns self in
• For the Record
• NorthWestern to unveil truck
• Daily calendar
• Men could face charges for bloody fight
• Concert attracts 682 paying customers
• Germans from Russia meeting
• Veterans meeting
• 2 men could face charges after Main Street fight
• Reader Panel: Rating our legislators
• For the Record
• Art competition for students
• Foreign Correspondence: Yekaterina Vlasova
• Daily calendar
• Student wins scholarship
• Students honored
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• What happened to visitor center by Burger King?
• Students to compete in state geography bee
• DIVORCES
• Daily calendar: March 27-28
• For the Record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
• School Board agenda
• Aberdeen: Volunteers to make blankets
• Aberdeen: Westerners to meet Friday
• Silence is pure gold
• Brown County Commission agenda
• Brown County Drainage Board agenda
• Conde: Craft fair to focus on health
• Aberdeen City Council agenda
• Amendment would abolish N.D. property taxes
• Radio Shack satellite TV promotion a blast
• Helicopter removes trees in Black Hills
• Sioux City mail workers to fight consolidation
• Aberdeen-area river levels
• Breakfast benefit on Sunday
• Is empty nest all good, or all bad?
• Daily calendar
• Soup, sandwich and pie supper
• DAV raffles
• Area projects get water grants, loans
• IHS director says Aberdeen clinic problems being addressed
• N.D. wind turbine accident pegged to bolt failure
• U.S. economic stress dips in past year
• Avera psychiatrist earns two specialisties
• For the Record
• Daily calendar
• Republicans to meet
• Sons of American Legion organize in Gettysburg
• Glazing activity Sunday
• Class targets cancer survivors
• FINALS SCHEDULE: The finals schedule for spring has been posted on the Registrar’s home page (Academics>Registrar). Maureen Schuchardt Registrar 605.229.8424
• $5,000 lottery ticket sold in Groton
• Ipswich ballots to change
• For the Record
• Johnson to discuss banking with NSU students
• New care provider in Selby
• PFLAG meeting Sunday
• Local man honored for performance
• Noem to visit Aberdeen today
• 4-H Phonathon set for early April
• Setting it Straight
• Flight reductions ahead
• Aberdeen: Soup supper on Thursday
• Setting it Straight
• Brown County drain tile rules unwritten
• Aberdeen: Genealogy convention slated
• Aberdeen: NSU will be site of Arab culture night
• Daily calendar
• Water inundates roads in Brown County
• Redfield: Spaghetti supper coming up
• Wolsey: Legionnaires plan April 3 convention
• Meeting to discuss possibility of Aberdeen postal operations moving to Huron
• Assessment Day: Tuesday, March 29th. Assessment Day is mandatory for all students. There will be no scheduled classes or clinical duty on that day. All information gathered on this day is very important in identifying areas for improvement and making n
• For the Record
• Daily calendar
• Pancake feed
• Senior center hosts celebration
• Aerie to observe anniversary
• Noem accepting intern applications
• College visits benefit author
• Johnston receives Pinnacle award
• Job fair Tuesday in Aberdeen
• 6 measles cases in Minn.; more could be on the way
• Daily calendar
• For the Record
• Student a state finalist at poetry contest
• Our property line isn't where we thought it was
• Ag scholarships awarded
• Foreign Correspondence: Lusine Mamikonyan
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• DIVORCES
• Business scholarships available
• Yelduz Shrine hosting dance
• School board to discuss budget
• City Council Agenda
• Football and pheasants
• BANKRUPTCIES
• Yard and Garden Expo set for Saturday
• Mentors ready for matchups
• Hecla revisited: Actress' family recounts time in South Dakota
• Finding schools can be a conundrum nowadays
• Daily calendar
• Area: Schools eligible for improvement funds
• Aberdeen: Dog Fanciers meet Monday
• Aberdeen: Group recognizes women
• Faith briefs
• Club report
• Aberdeen: Annual chamber meeting set
• Aberdeen: Marriage conference slated
• Businesswoman finds niche
• N.D. bill would up fines for driving on closed roads
• Honda recalls Civics, Odysseys
• Lincoln ranks No. 1 in dependability study
• Vera E. Crook
• Court listings
• Daily calendar
• Water district supplies survey funds
• Diet Coke outfizzes Pepsi as No. 2 U.S. soda
• For the Record
• Benefit on Saturday
• Aberdeen pair's trip a deja vu experience
• Human trafficking ban signed
• Ipswich will wait to decide on mayor
• Hispanic population soars in Minnesota
• Daily calendar
• For the Record
• Bon Homme County towns aim to boost tourism
• N.D. cities growing
• Store collecting shoes for people of Japan
• Signing social Saturday
• Northern State University joining book rental program
• Daily calendar
• Cost of hauling waste goes up in Brown County
• Honor roll: Bowdle High School - third quarter
• Warner Township resident gets green light to build berm
• Aberdeen/Faulkton: Band performing at dance
• Aberdeen: Lenten meal set for Friday
• Aberdeen Recreation and Forestry Department classes
• Aberdeen: Bingo party on Thursday
• Aberdeen: Irish group will meet Sunday
• Court listings
• For the Record
• Elderly man found dead in vehicle
• Man given chance to stay out of jail
• Free community meal Wednesday in Redfield
• Area banker recognized
• Insurance agency honored
• Daily calendar
• Exercise orientation at the senior center
• Kretchman to speak at prayer breakfast
• Check out this class: The History of Food (HS383) 3 Credits, May 16 – June 24, MTWR 1:00-2:50 pm Dr. Brad Tennant examines the history of food from the earliest societies through modern history. The role of food in various civilizations that hav
• Lunch & Learn: Nathan Gellhaus / Sidekicks Programs, March 17, 12-1 pm, Sr. Edmund Walsh Conf Rm, RSVP to 229-8454, $5 lunch starts at 11:45 am. C U There!
• Registration for the summer and fall terms is NOW! See your advisor! Maureen Schuchardt Registrar 605.229.8424
• Proposed oil refinery stirs debate over costs
• North Dakota residents feel ready for flooding
• Daily calendar
• For the Record
• Users complain iPhone clock bungles time change
• Foreign Correspondence: Tetyana Pyantkovska
• Governor's sophomore rep chosen
• Students of the month
• CHS jazz band earns first place
• Preschool, kindergarten screenings
• Daily calendar
• For the Record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
• City Council agenda
• Brown County Commission agenda
• NSU student-teaching assignments
• Aberdeen: Spring concert Thursday
• Brown County: Historical Society news
• School Board agenda
• Brown County Planning Commission agenda
• Brown County Drainage Board agenda
• Daily calendar
• Club report
• Aberdeen: Lunch and Learn at Presentation College
• S.D. Hall of Fame board members named
• Aberdeen: Doctor's records available
• Dumb luck factors into game picks
• Making a snowy bed for the penguin
• Stylist opens Hair Envy in Aberdeen
• FBI studies link in S.D., Iowa robberies
• For the Record
• Daily calendar
• Dodgeball tourney approaching
• XXXX
• Session focuses on loss of parent
• Fish fry today
• Aberdonians sit next to each other at Chicago play
• Setting it Straight
• All-Hobby Show results
• Daily calendar
• Court listings
• Trash bin fire extinguished quickly
• Fundraiser for cancer
• For the Record
• Pancake, bake sale Sunday
• Health fair set for Saturday
• Head start taking applications
• Building permits
• Business owners on board
• Mellette: Class benefits Yelduz Shrine
• Redfield: Community gets recognition
• Breaking rules puts Selby man in prison
• Daily calendar
• Webster: Students going to Germany
• Gettysburg mayor still on job
• Brown County software upgrade not cheap
• Aberdeen: Educator part of panel
• Aberdeen: 'Sharing Your Love' seminar
• Aberdeen: Joint replacement seminar
• N.D. trooper escapes injury
• Gray wolf shot in N.D.; species rarely seen in state
• N.D. tops in honey production for seventh straight year
• For the Record
• Daily calendar
• Senior activist to speak in Aberdeen
• Mid-Day connection to meet Wednesday
• Arthritis workshop offered Thursday
• CHS student headed to national festival
• Royalty crowned
• The Fall 2011 schedule is now posted on the Registrar’s webpage. To access the offerings, click on Fall 2011 or All Courses. Maureen Schuchardt Registrar Presentation College 1500 N. Main St. Aberdeen, SD 57401 605.229.8424
• ENJOY YOUR SPRING BREAK!!
• Help Desk - Spring Break Hours - Open 8am to 5pm Monday-Friday The phone extension for the PC Help Desk is ext. 411(605-229-8411). You can also contact the PC Help desk by email at pchelpdesk@presentation.edu The Presentation College Help Desk is
• During Spring Break the Café will be open from 7:30- 2:30 with the salad bar, soup, and grill options available. Robert Schuchardt, M.S. Ed. Presentation College Vice President for Student Services 605-229-8363
• Mission man reporting to U.S. Marshal
• New school project promotes wind energy
• Presentation to look at brewing history
• Rapid City man gets 18 years
• Potato growers worry about new USDA proposal
• Daily calendar
• For the Record
• Principal Profile: Ron Jacobson
• CHS names academic achievement winner
• Student created wax museum available Thursday
• For the Record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
• Hazelnuts recalled due to E. coli threat
• Pay TV battle turning bitter
• Roll call: Week ending March 4 House - ending March 4
• Mother Hubbard's empty CCC cupboard
• Daily calendar
• Club report: Aberdeen Sertoma Club
• Aberdeen Recreation and Forestry Department classes
• Aberdeen: Luncheon canceled for this month
• Brown County Commission agenda
• Burst of hiring could mark turning point for jobs
• Aberdeen: Franchisee attends gathering
• Hecla/Bowdle: Choir concerts next week
• Brown County: GOP will meet Tuesday
• Daily calendar
• Mobridge: Murder mystery this weekend
• Female roommates balance joy, stress
• Gettysburg: Business grand opening today
• Faith briefs
• Prison cell awaits Ipswich resident
• For the Record
• Court listings
• Central debaters send three to nationals
• Northern Plains patrons will share in $3.2 million
• Daily calendar
• Walk for Wellnes March 17
• Parkinson's support group to meet
• Driver safety class offered
• Free hip, pain seminar Thursday
• Aberdeen man pleads guilty to drug charges
• Second jet tentatively set to serve Aberdeen
• Daily calendar
• Matushin joins Avera Internal Medicine
• For the Record
• MS group will meet Saturday
• Parent Connection session next week
• CPR classes set for March 16
• BANKRUPTCIES
• Auditions Sunday for new ACT show
• Elementary concert Monday in Mobridge
• Man sentenced for assaulting officer
• Aberdeen: Church plans Lenten luncheons
• Claremont-area drainage project gets green light
• Daily calendar
• Eight Aberdeen flights canceled in February
• Gettysburg: Students serving as pages
• Redfield: Event earns $2,400 for group
• Cresbard: Group honors woman
• Federal funding sought for Brown County gate work
• Aberdeen: City trimming trees along boulevards
• Aberdeen: March luncheon next week
• Library hours at the Aberdeen campus during spring break are as follows. Sunday, March 6: Closed Monday – Friday, March 7-11: 8am - 5pm Saturday, March 12: Closed Sunday, March 13: 5 - 9pm Monday, March 14: Regular hours resume Most resources av
• Great Bear ski lodge seeing record year
• Report examines renewable energy on farms
• Setting it Straight
• For the Record
• Day care discussion set for March 7
• Leadership statements approved
• Reading program begins Thursday
• Aberdeen man pleas guilty to escape
• Daily calendar
• New agency applications
• High pump prices rattle drivers and businesses
• Luxury bus connects Sanford employees between the Dakotas
• Wahpeton zoo gets endangered snow leopard cubs
• Benefactor helps fund S.D. school addition
• Fire destroys home of N.D. sheriff's deputy
• Daily calendar
• For the Record
• South Dakota school jumps hurdles to fundraising goal
• Foreign Correspondence: Lela Merabishvili
• Cool to Care Award
• Making sense of gargantuan numbers
• Govs to fed: Avoid causing states any more pain
• For the Record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
• Daily calendar
• Aberdeen: Ski trails to remain open
• Potter County: Artist's event rescheduled
• Aberdeen: Vets coffee hour
• Aberdeen: Westerners to meet Friday
• Brown County Drainage Board agenda
• Aberdeen Recreation and Forestry Department classes
• Aberdeen: Accident victim remains in hospital
• For the Record
• St. Luke's names nurse manager
• Arab unrest means higher gas prices
• Redfield: 'Zumbathon' raises $180
• Daily calendar
• Aberdeen: Skating canceled today
• South Dakota: Award nominees wanted
• Hub City resident will get jury trial
• Aberdeen: Reading event on Tuesday
• New state veterans home moves to House
• No discipline for N.D. deputy sheriff
• Deployed N.D. Guard at lowest level since 9/11
• Daily calendar
• Aberdeen man enters guilty marijuana plea
• Junior Achievement names district manager
• Blood pressure screenings planned for March
• PFLAG meeting Sunday
• Diabetes support group to meet Thursday
• For the Record
• Icy roads blamed for several Dickey County accidents
• Authorities searching for N.D. man missing for more than a week
• WEB Water names new general manager
• No winner yet on $36,415 lottery ticket sold in Aberdeen
• Grain train derailment disrupts Amtrak service
• Daily calendar
• For the Record
• Credit unions employees receive certification
• Benefit for area family
• Free reading event Saturday
• Annual campus ministry celebration
• Small business help available
• Court: Aberdeen man gets second chance
• Feeling glazed over?
• Brown County Courthouse clock not working
• Audit continues on James River district records
• Aberdeen: Model airplane show Saturday
• Daily calendar
• Cause of Monday fire still unknown
• For the Record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
• Aberdeen: Pancake feed
• Ellendale, N.D.: Kedish open house Friday
• Aberdeen: Masquerade ball Saturday
• South Dakota: Sen. Johnson seeking interns
• Aberdeen: Keswick joins Harr Motors
• Britton: Church rummage sale this week
• Aberdeen Central students petitioning against state funding cuts
• Daily calendar
• For the Record
• Rescuing in a blizzard
• Leola: Chili cook-off set for Friday
• Redfield: Malt beverage license OK'd for event
• Anglers bear the elements
• Bowdle: Ag fair planned for Saturday
• Old fire truck put up for bid
• Bring on spring
• Aberdeen filmmaker wins best film honor at Fischgaard Short Film Project
• Funerals rescheduled due to weather
• Scholarship Day Today: Good luck students!
• For the Record
• Program teaches life lessons to S.D. girls with bike
• Daily calendar
• Foreign Correspondence: Christina Brunnert
• Student earns scholarship
• DIVORCES
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• Screening set for March 3
• What do census numbers mean for Aberdeen?
• Students honored
• Checkout of electronic books surge at Sioux Falls library
• For the Record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
• Court listings
• Roll call: Ending Feb. 19
• Daily calendar
• Redfield: Musical opens Friday
• Setting it straight: Chairmanships
• Brown County Commission agenda
• Aberdeen: No City Council meeting this week
• Aberdeen: Special school board meeting Tuesday
• Aberdeen: Knights serving breakfast
• Aberdeen: Model trains to be displayed today
• It's all in the name
• Daily calendar
• For the Record
• Club report
• Aberdeen: CPR classes coming up
• Aberdeen: Youth center fundraiser set
• Aberdeen: Signing social set for today
• Aberdeen: Technology program slated
• For the Record
• Daily calendar
• Sioux Falls man gets second chance
• Herseth Sandlin might consider running again
• Share your flooding concerns with us for upcoming story
• Daily calendar
• For the Record
• Applications sought for teen council
• Financial worshop offered
• Parent group to meet
• Dog club to meet
• Free genealogy workshop offered
• Aberdeen Recreation and Forestry Dept.
• Hospice fundraiser
• Court: Man pleads no contest in charges from scuffle
• Aberdeen: School board to discuss budget cuts
• Daily calendar
• For the Record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
• County commission: Bridge to be repaired in Franklin Township
• Aberden: Free kids ice camp
• Aberdeen: Benefit for local toddler
• Aberdeen: Diversity meeting slated
• FANCY FOOTWORK AFOOT
• Probation violations land Aberdeen man in prison
• Aberdeen public school officials highlight budget concerns
• Aberdeen/Sisseton: Event set for women veterans
• Daily calendar
• Aberdeen/Redfield: Poetry readings planned
• Aberdeen: Staffer joins Adam & Eve
• Aberdeen: Children's digital safety workshop slated
• City Council delays day care decision
• Prison awaits Hub City drug dealer
• Project puts local food into school lunches
• Wounded soldier greeted at Sioux Falls airport
• Woman, 61, gives birth to her own grandchild
• Daily calendar
• For the Record
• Supporters of Mitchell loan program say it creates Main Street growth
• Gladys D. Crump
• ABERDEEN
• Veteran Valentines
• Making Valentines happy: Floral manager extra busy on holiday
• Los Angeles priest removed for affair 40 years ago
• Court listings
• For the Record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
• Daily calendar
• Ice buildup blamed in canopy collapse
• Child, family advocacy center expands services
• Budget issues lead discussion
• Forecast for March: Very, very hot
• City Council agenda
• School Board agenda
• Aberdeen: Special dinner at senior center
• Hub City resident heading to prison
• South Dakota: Community, economic nominations sought
• Daily calendar
• Aberdeen: Architecture firm moves
• Aberdeen: No recreational skating today
• Aberdeen: Moose Legion breakfast set
• Daughter key to marriage
• Ethanol transportation woes expected to end
• Wynn Resorts reverse 4Q loss
• Asian markets lower after Wall Street drop
• Calif. court: Merchants can't ask patrons for ZIPs
• Official says school aid cut key to budget plan
• House panel supports veterans services cuts
• Governor, Sioux Falls superintendent discuss money
• Governor signs letter critical of health reform law
• Daily calendar
• Diabetes workshop Tuesday
• Aberdeen Recreation and Forestry youth art classes
• Daily calendar
• For the Record
• College night set for Sunday
• Free tree pruning workshop
• BANKRUPTCIES
• Setting it Straight
• Free genealogy workshop offered
• Avera therapist named president-elect
• Walk for wellness Feb. 17
• House rejects increased flexibility for non-residents to hunt pheasants
• Ethanol industry could get boost from South Dakota grant program
• Daily calendar
• Aberdeen: Radiothon begins today
• For the Record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
• Mobridge teen charged with aggravated assault
• S.D. high school One Act Play Festival results
• Aberdeen: Driftbusters benefit on Saturday
• Northeast S.D.: Wheat Growers board elect officers
• Aberdeen: Science bowl on Saturday
• Aberdeen: Stylist joins Planet Hair
• Awards honor community leaders
• Poll: Frisky folks choose snuggling over Snuggies
• Setting it Straight
• By one measure, federal taxes lowest since 1950
• Aberdeen: Dinner, talent show slated
• Aberdeen: Financial aid help for parents, pupils
• Aberdeen: Valentine's potluck slated
• Aberdeen: Center names senior pastor
• Ellendale, N.D.: Opera House hosting event
• Mellette: New insurance agent
• Daily calendar
• New transit director in Aberdeen is an aviation enthusiast
• Republicans want to let businesses give to PACs
• Senate approves use of ignition interlock devices for convicted drunk drivers
• South Dakota Senate refuses to shorten time frame for early voting
• Legislators look to mail-order and Internet for more taxes
• N.D. swine at lowest level since late 1800s
• N.D. team exposed to raccoon pulled from tournament
• GE ships milestone wind turbine to S.D. project
• Rollover accidents on the rise in metro S.D.
• For the Record
• Daily calendar
• Grant energizes battle to stop Indian suicides
• Accidents shine spotlight on grain elevator
• Foreign Correspondence: Klaas-Hendrik Romkes
• Court listings
• Brown County Commission agenda
• For the Record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
• Daily calendar
• Aberdeen: Heart screens offered in February
• Aberdeen: Free hip, pain seminar this week
• Aberdeen: Open house Wednesday
• Redfield: Mid-Day Connection to meet
• Aberdeen: Parkinson's support group to meet
• Education hot topic again at Cracker Barrel
• Bus driver fired after DUI arrest
• Man convicted of molestation pulls gun in court
• Daily calendar
• Retired teachers to meet
• For the Record
• Avera named a presenter at national summit
• Men plead not guilty in aggravated assault
• Aberdeen speech team places first
• Just think about all that winter has to offer ...
• Groton school has 13 pairs of twins
• Daily calendar
• Man tied to slain N.D. family held by immigration
• Bill would penalize denial of access to records
• Republican bill to raise sales tax rejected
• For the Record
• Storybook Land ride fees go up; service praised
• MS groups to meet
• Stranded I-29 motorists rescued
• Applications sought for the 2011 Governor's Giant Vision Business Competition
• Two injured in a three-vehicle accident
• Good for you
• Daily calendar
• Aberdeen: Mid-Day connection luncheon
• Aberdeen: Free genealogy workshop offered
• Warner: Blood drive set for Wednesday
• Aberdeen: PC homecoming
• Aberdeen: Nominations sought for community service award
• Faulk County: Info show Monday evening
• NSU president talks budget during Q&A Wednesday
• Snow Queen title meant opportunity for Noem
• Football visit day today has been cancelled!!
• Simmons addition work to start in March
• Daily calendar
• Aberdeen: Annual Farmers Union next week
• Northeast S.D.: Northern music groups touring
• Aberdeen: United Way installs officers
• Aberdeen: All-School Mass moved to Thursday
• Aberdeen: Lions Club breakfast Sunday
• Grassland values in assessment plan unchanged
• Three Delta flights canceled in Aberdeen in January
• Aberdeen plans $6.1 million in road, infrastructure upgrades
• Wild Card 2 ticket worth $5,000 sold in S.D.
• S.D. elementary school student suspended for toy gun
• Mountain lion hunting quota approaches in state
• Lawyers want to move S.D. murder resentencing
• Legislators launch fireworks bill again
• Farmers create alliance to fight bad publicity
• Youth tanning law fails
• Police: Slain N.D. woman's infant was found unharmed
• Seduction law still seductive
• One person injured in accident
• Nursing homes warn of closing if state cuts funds
• Tribe mourns deaths in N.D. shootings
• For the Record
• Daily calendar
• Immediate help required for poor math student
• XXXXXX
• Students honored
• Foreign Correspondence: Marta Paniagua Lopez
• Talking books engage Simmons' students
• Students recognized
• Truth in labeling
• Regulators shut U.S. banks
• Roll Call: Week ending Jan. 28
• For the Record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
• Daily calendar
• N.D. teens graduate high school a year early with 'no regret'
• University president calls lawmakers' attention to successes before cracker barrel
• Maybe legislators should meet every 80 years
• Brown County Commission agenda
• Northeast S.D.: Entrepreneur finalists named
• Aberdeen: Teenager injured in accident
• Aberdeen: Exercise class coming up
• Daily calendar
• Aberdeen: Man might get life sentence in prison
• Women changing hair color - it's to dye for!
• Church briefs
• Survival instinct brings deer together
• Capitol Notebook
• For the Record
• MARRIAGE LICENSES
• DIVORCES
• BANKRUPTCIES
• 'Sin' leads escapee back to jail
• Governor aims to sell some state property
• Transportation panel looks at belt-tightening measures
• Skates were flying at Lincoln Elementary School
• Aberdeen: Homeless study today
• Daily calendar
• Groton native does well in design competition
• Tulare: Bake sale Sunday
• For the Record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
• Aberdeen: Woman recognized for work
• Brown County: 4-H fruit fundraiser
• Aberdeen: Volunteers sought
• Aberdeen Recreation and Forestry Department classes
• Welcome Potential Football Students!! Give them a friendly Presentation College, "Howdy!"
• Daily calendar
• Ethan 'Dick' D. Ragels
• Setting it straight: Film project start
• Aberdeen: Snowshoe hike Saturday
• Aberdeen: School board sets special meeting
• For the Record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
• Aberdeen: School district has strategic planning session
• Divorces
• Bankruptcies
• ACT holding audtions Sunday for musical
• Well, who are the king and queen?
• Students: Today is the last day to drop at 100%. Any student who wishes to drop one or more courses should contact his/her advisor by 5:00 p.m. Central Time today. Thank you. Maureen Schuchardt Registrar
• Resurgent GM nips at Toyota's heels
• Congress will give Obama a civil reception, for one night
• Possible school cuts draw attention in Aberdeen
• Sites for new library in Aberdeen narrowed
• Brown County: Local Republicans to meet
• Daily calendar
• Central's speech, debate team edged for top spot
• Aberdeen: Bureau has new director
• Busy times this weekend at Webster Armory
• HALO DAYS!! Homecoming Banquet and Coronation, tonight, Strode Center, 6:00p.m. Good luck Homecoming Candidates: Michael Babcock, Michael Bultema, Christopher Grey, Dustin Pickrel, Spencer Sudbeck, Dana Chalupsky, Hannah Heidelberger, Samantha Maag, Laur
• Bill proposes study on horse slaughtering plant; similar bill rejected three years ago
• For the Record
• N.D. veteran plans to return to Vietnam as tourist
• S.D. museum-grade pawn shop opens
• Some elected state officials refusing to cut their salaries
• Daily calendar
• S.D. struggles to track collections owed to victims
• Legislative page selected
• Scholarships available
• Ask the mayor
• Good for you
• Health care overhaul debate shifts to states
• Daily calendar
• For the Record
• Brown County Commission agenda
• Roscoe: Salon opens
• Pony boys to discuss $80M checkoffs
• Aberdeen: Store changes ownership
• Gettysburg mayor may resign
• Aberdeen School Board agenda
• Voices of faith
• Democrats oppose Daugaard's budget plan
• Gettysburg: New store coming
• Daily calendar
• Aberdeen: Model railroad open house today
• Writer's wife flees winter's talons
• State employees' salaries won't rise, but insurance premiums won't either
• Man avoids felony drug record
• Aberdeen: New board members named
• Aberdeen: First aid class coming up
• BLACK & WHITE BALL: Saturday, February 5, 2011, 6 pm social, 7 pm dinner, 9 pm dance featuring Mogen's Heroes. Ramada Convention Center. $60 per person / $400 table of 8. Get your tickets now before they run out...
• To All Students, Faculty and Staff: Don't Forget to Sign Up on the Board by the Library for . . . DODGEBALL!! 4th annual Halo Days!!
• PCNSA is having guest speaker on Monday, January 24, at noon in NU27. The speaker is Paul Veland, and he has an amazing story to share. He was a gun shot victim and survived and now has an amazing outlook on life. Everyone is invited to attend this in
• Chinese president to visit Chicago
• S.D. sues Chevron over oil leak cleanup money
• Company secures contracts for Bakken pipeline spur
• 2012 election map precarious for Senate Democrats
• Daily calendar
• Daugaard issues order on commutation process
• Nugent won't be charged with violating S.D. hunt law
• ABERDEEN
• For the Record
• S.D. tourism up 10 percent in 2010
• Daily calendar
• Thune says Congress should focus on reducing spending
• For the Record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
• Woman pleads guilty to reckless burning
• Man held in forgery case denied bond
• Aberdeen: PFLAG to meet Sunday
• Honor roll: Ipswich High School - second quarter
• Webster/Sisseton: Small business help
• Honor roll: Britton-Hecla High School - second quarter
• Honor rolls: Warner High School - second quarter
• TIME TO SUBMIT YOUR FAFSA for the 2011-2012 ACADEMIC SEASON!! Check out www.presentation.edu/financialaid.
• The last day to drop a class is Tuesday, January 25, by 5:00 p.m. Central Time. See your advisor ASAP if this is your plan!
• Brown County officials decide to help fund aerial survey
• Daily calendar
• Setting it Straight
• Aberdeen: Signal repair to close Roosevelt Street
• South Dakota: Children's Day on Feb. 1
• Aberdeen: CPR classes coming up
• Aberdeen: Blood drive today at school
• Aberdeen: Hawaiian Luau planned
• Grant money sought for new trails in Aberdeen
• Brown County Fairgrounds camping expanding
• The Student Services Office (NU23) will remain open until 6 p.m. on Thursdays during the spring semester. Please feel free to schedule appointments or just stop by. Doris Stusiak Director of Student Services and Activities Presentation College 1500 N
• Today is the last day to add a class!! See your advisor ASAP...
• setting it straight
• Group having conference
• honor roll
• honor roll
• For the Record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
• Diversity committee meeting
• honor roll
• honor rolls
• New catering director at Ramkota
• St. Luke's employee receives certification
• 2010 brought precipitation records to eastern S.D.
• School shows how to fight bullying
• S.D. hospital eyes $5M expansion and remodeling
• Doubts cast on safety of common driveway sealant
• Native Americans see progress with Obama
• Tea partiers keeping an eye on those they backed
• Target lends forensic labs to police
• UND fans use wordplay in protest
• To columnist's surprise, McGovern very much alive
• Daily calendar
• More women and children seeking warm shelter
• GFP adds ice fishing info to its website
• SIOUX FALLS
• MITCHELL
• SIOUX FALLS
• Reminiscing snow days
• For the Record
• Obama's education focus faces big hurdles
• Daily calendar
• Murder mystery Feb. 11-12
• 2011 Senior Snow Queen Rose Hoadley
• Groton: Sixth-grade class moving
• Aberdeen: Knights offering breakfast
• Prisoner move to benefit finances
• Daily calendar
• Aberdeen: Times, dates for open gym listed
• Daughter follows in dad's footsteps
• Aberdeen: Holiday hours, closings
• Marriage licenses
• Divorces
• Higher commodity prices might spur inflation
• Treasury to offer some tax refunds on debit card
• More than 1 million could lose homes in 2011
• N.D. man rolls car in drive-through, faces DUI count
• Homemade explosive device leads to charges
• Herseth Sandlin chosen for Innovation Campus board
• Governor to meet with state officials on security
• Big Muddy making big recovery
• Daily calendar
• Armed police officers attend Thune event
• ARCC Classes: Recreation, cultural center to host classes
• Aberdeen: Walk for Wellness Jan. 20
• Bankruptcies
• South Dakota: Arts grants available
• For the Record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
• Report: Winter wheat planting up
• Prison time for probation violation
• Daily calendar
• Aberdeen: Free skate day on Friday
• Mellette: iPad purchase debated
• Aberdeen: CPR classes set for Jan. 19
• Aberdeen: Cross country ski trails open
• Aberdeen: Red Cross will offer disaster training
• For the Record
• Daily calendar
• Central debaters claim second place in Fargo, N.D.
• Brown County's snow policy to be enforced
• Aberdeen: Free skating lessons
• Redfield graduate helped stop Ariz. rampage
• Mobridge: Business help to be offered
• Redfield: Republicans to meet
• For the Record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
• Aberdeen: Joint seminar to be Thursday
• Daily calendar
• Library talk postponed due to absence
• 2011 Legislature opens today
• Number of students needing special education down
• Daugaard entering 15th session of Legislature
• S.D. surveys anglers
• Two S.D. tribes each get $1 million grant
• Card game results in assault
• S.D. cattle producers get in on rising prices
• Tiny particles used by oil drillers in big demand
• College baseball player to be sworn in as mayor
• Past billing improved citywide snow removal compliance
• Study shows regional variations in health care to hone 'best practices'
• Daily calendar
• For the Record
• NSU reps travel to visit alumni
• Aberdeen: Westerners to meet Friday
• Aberdeen Public Board of Education agenda
• Club report: Minerva Chapter No. 5 Order of the Eastern Star
• For the Record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
• Daily calendar
• NSU endowment has grown over past few years
• Court listings
• For the Record
• S.D. water, sewer projects get help
• State program helps landfills, schools
• South Dakota: Governor grants clemency to 12
• Aberdeen: Moose Legion breakfast set
• Mobridge: Dance slated for Sunday
• No million-dollar winner drawn in pheasant contest
• Parents' antics riveting
• Capitol Notebook
• Daily calendar
• Athlete's Foot now Shoe Science
• Projects win endorsements for reducing water pollution
• Donations sought for Downtown Christmas tree
• BANKRUPTCIES
• Student orientation for spring semester
• For the Record
• Setting it Straight
• Day County, Waubay negotiating police service
• Prison ahead for teen who fled
• NEW GOVERNOR CHOPS OWN PAY
• N.D. chief justice says elder care study needed
• S.D. center for troubled youth closing
• Body of missing South Dakota man found in slough
• N.D. lawmakers dubious about vandalism as hate crime
• Noem takes office as South Dakota's U.S. House member
• Former S.D. deputy sheriff arrested
• Tribe wants to question Rounds about gambling
• Bismarck police shoot man after standoff
• Facebook agrees to modify terms for states
• N.D. interstate pileup probe could take another week
• S.D. disaster declaration set record in 2010
• Funding passed to improve auditor's outdated software
• N.D. man nabbed in Facebook sting sentenced to 1 years
• S.D. firefighter sentenced for driving truck drunk
• S.D. man serving life for manslaughter up for parole
• Free workshop for parents
• Daily calendar
• For the Record
• AP survey: S.D. lawmakers unsure about budget cuts
• Future educational changes
• Transplant group meets today
• Kindergarten registration has begun
• Oakes, N.D. body found in car; not suspicious
• For the Record
• Airport agenda
• Johnson won't be sworn in
• December brought record snow fall and new issues
• Daily calendar
• City council approved alcoholic beverage licenses
• Tristan Allen Schauer
• Ask the mayor: City stays out of neighbor disputes
• Daily calendar
• Community theater bringing back 'Church Basement Ladies'
• Keep hydrants clear of snow
• Parks and Rec Board agenda
• Brown County Commission agenda
• Aberdeen City Council agenda
• Nineteen flights canceled in December
• Vehicle damaged by fire
• Daily calendar
• Police department has busy year
• Proof you're a longtime Aberdonian
• Daily calendar
• Court listings
• For the Record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
• Diabetes support group meets Thursday
• Jury trial set for Aberdeen man with child abuse-related charges
• Free blood pressure screenings
• More N.D. lawmakers back text, teen restrictions
• Bison ranchers struggle to meet consumer demand
• Governor says state records website still growing
• Retiring senator spurs action on Indian issues
• BP's spill costs appear manageable 8 months later
• Holiday closings, hours
• N.D. universities praise system's affect on economy
• N.D. middle school student bags cougar
• Budget supplements approved
• PC to host dance camp
• CDC: Salmonella outbreak spreads to 16 states
• AP survey: ND lawmakers ready for pension shakeup
• Farmers, pecan growers: Coal plant kills vegetation
• Senator lauds tax cuts, calls for delay on deficit
• Where are the jobs?
• Higher gold prices prompt surface mine expansion
• Presentation Lakota Campus receives grant
• City sends unpaid ambulance bills for collection
• ABERDEEN
• Senior Meal's birthday/New Year's Eve party Thursday
• Aberdeen man sentenced to five years on drug charge
• Illinois sprouts linked to salmonella, but farmer protests FDA tests
• SD Supreme Court upholds DUI stop, conviction
• Ohio Supreme Court OKs state's satellite TV tax
• Baby boomers near 65 with retirements in jeopardy
• Ceiling lights in Minn. send coded Internet data
• Brayden Marshall Stoddard
• Ask the mayor
• For the Record
• In Our Schools: Projects for the community
• Charlie Curt Buchanan
• Blaize William McKittrick
• Hudson Brundon Okroi
• LEAPIN' LIZARDS!
• Charity ringneck hunt coming up on Jan. 2
• Aberdeen City Council agenda
• Brown County Commission agenda
• Joint City Council/Brown County Commission agenda
• Holiday changes garbage schedule
• Daily calendar
• For the Record
• Other Voices
• For the Record
• Marriage licenses
• Daily calendar
• Divorces
• Aberdeen: Street utility work delayed for now
• TOURISM OFFICIAL NAMED
• Webster/Sisseton: Small business help available
• XXXX
• NOEM TO FOCUS ON BUDGET
• For the Record
• Vote for the local stories of the year
• Pre-legislative luncheon Jan. 6
• Larger N.D. population makes ballot initiatives more difficult
• Baby taken in stolen car found alive in Minn.
• Car hits school bus on icy road
• At Christmastime, consider fire safety
• Minivan slams into hanging semi in Wis.
• Sony looks to the clouds for new online music service in challenge to dominance of iTunes
• Avera doctor board certified
• Utility work closes road
• NEW LOAD LIMITS AHEAD
• CPR classes offered
• For the Record
• Deputies investigating Lindsay Lohan for battery on Betty Ford staffer fired after interview
• Judge schedules hearing to decide testing on syringes found in Michael Jackson's home
• Comedian George Lopez says he'd like to run for mayor of Los Angeles _ just kidding
• With unexpected confession, rapper G. Dep reopens 1993 NYC murder case, authorities say
• Judge tosses key claims in lawsuit against Paris Hilton over hair extension endorsement
• New Orleans rapper Magnolia Shorty shot to death, 1 of 2 people gunned down sitting in car
• Zsa Zsa Gabor's Husband Accidentally Glues Eyelid Shut
• 'Spider-Man' stunt double falls 30 feet on set of Broadway musical, suffers minor injuries
• Firefighters battle blaze on Kings of Leon tour buses at London's O2 arena
• Oprah Winfrey Network, after delays, set to launch Jan. 1
• Steve Landesberg dies; comic actor played intellectual detective on sitcom 'Barney Miller'
• True Grit's Hailee Steinfeld getting a crash course on Hollywood
• '30 Rock' star Tracy Morgan recovering after kidney transplant; plans return to work
• Vince Vaughn welcomes baby girl
• 'So cool!' Paris Hilton lends a touch of celebrity buzz to motorcycling by launching new team
• '2010' vs. 2010
• First strikes, now snow: Lady Gaga concert in Paris called off
• After a year of 'SNL' to the Super Bowl, Betty White voted AP entertainer of the year
• 'Survivor': And the winner was ... the viewer
• 2 prominent Iranian filmmakers sentenced to 6 years in jail for opposing regime
• Manager says country star Shania Twain is engaged to executive Frederic Thiebaud
• Sofia Coppola's showbiz story that's intimate, not personal
• After Australian adventure, Oprah Winfrey vacations in military-controlled Fiji
• Charles Portis' 'True Grit' story aims for revenge, redemption and loss
• Prince William, Kate Middleton make first appearance together since announcing plans to wed
• Ronnie Ortiz-Margro of 'Jersey Shore' fame indicted on assault charge from 2009 beach brawl
• Ricky Gervais is here, there and everywhere
• Don Van Vliet, aka Captain Beefheart, dead at 69
• Randy Quaid's wife misses probation hearing in California, new arrest warrant issued
• Ex-psychiatric patient convicted of stalking actress Uma Thurman charged again, jailed in NYC
• Whack, splat: Producers of troubled 'Spider-Man' musical on Broadway again delay its opening
• Larry King ends his CNN talk show after 25 years with a 'thank you' and 'so long'
• John Legend puts up a fight on latest album
• 'The King's Speech,' 'The Fighter' appear to be on a roll
• Cowboy's QB Tony Romo engaged to TV reporter; so long Simpson rumors
• Former 'Melrose Place' actress indicted in crash that killed 60-year-old woman in NJ
• Michael C. Hall's wife, 'Dexter' co-star Jennifer Carpenter files for divorce in Los Angeles
• '40 Year Old Virgin' Actor Gets Life in Prison for Stabbing Girlfriend
• Backstreet Boys, New Kids on the Block duet to close Dick Clark's New Year's Eve TV special
• King Features Syndicate, a staple on the funny pages, making strips available through iTunes
• Blake Edwards, director of 'Breakfast at Tiffany's,' 'Pink Panther,' dies at age 88
• Donald Trump to get Comedy Central roast
• Nick Cannon says his wife, Mariah Carey, is having twins
• Court in Arizona revokes probation and sentences rapper DMX to 1 year in prison
• Shakespeare resists Taymor's twists
• Good luck on your finals everyone! Then have a Merry Christmas!
• Mel Gibson's next film 'The Beaver' due in theaters in March after delayed release
• Movie review: 'Tron: Legacy'
• 'King's Speech,' 'Fighter' and HBO actors reign at SAG noms
• Makers of 'Yogi Bear' carefully update a beloved childhood idol
• 'Survivor' Richard Hatch appears in court in RI on allegation of failing to refile tax returns
• Aretha Franklin leaves hospital and heads home for the holidays, already planning outings
• Attorney: Hulk Hogan marries in small, private ceremony at home in Clearwater Beach, Fla.
• NBC Universal cable channel Syfy to get into the movie business with Universal Pictures
• 50 Cent named in copyright infringement suit filed in NY over 'I Get Money' instrumental beat
• 'Social Network' finds friends in awards; Facebook's Zuckerberg is Time's 'Person of the Year'
• Alice Cooper, Darlene Love, Neil Diamond among inductees for Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
• Ralph Fiennes' directorial debut, "Coriolanus," to premiere at Berlin film festival
• Mark Wahlberg, the Globes' golden boy
• Former TV chef insisted that wife's would-be killer not harm dogs
• Shock-rocker Alice Cooper says he and his band to be inducted into Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
• Ex-NPR commentator Juan Williams, fired over Muslim airplane clothing remark, has 2-book deal
• Publicist: Scarlett Johansson, Ryan Reynolds split after 2 years of marriage
• Brooklyn "Rabbi" Files Lawsuit Against Late-Night Host Jimmy Kimmel
• Actor Rip Torn pleads guilty; avoids jail for bank incident
• Would you believe the Wesley Snipes Jail Breaker app?
• George Clinton claims Black Eyed Peas improperly used his music in hit 'Shut Up'
• Hugh Jackman injured in Oprah TV show stunt in Australia
• Tenn. rapper Yo Gotti faces riot charge in connection with nightclub brawl, shooting
• Her OWN network: Oprah Winfrey is ready for cable
• Gold medal-winning Olympic swimmer Amanda Beard writing tell-all memoir set for 2012 release
• 7 Golden Globe nominations for 'The King's Speech'; 5 for 'Glee'
• TV Chef Winks at Wife After He Gets 9 Years in Plot to Kill Her
• A Festivus miracle: Calif. jail granted inmate's kosher request based on 'Seinfeld' holiday
• A sugarplum too many? Ballerina gracefully tells critic she's not overweight, but fans are mad
• Rapper Ja Rule pleads guilty to attempted criminal possession of a weapon in NYC court
• Elizabeth Hurley announces split from husband amid reports of romance with cricket player
• Everybody's friend? 'Social Network' picked best film by the New York Film Critics Circle
• Rapper Ja Rule may be near trial in NYC gun-possession case; court date set for Monday
• From 'Simple Life' to married life: Former reality star Richie weds rocker beau in LA
• 'Black Swan' earns 12 Critics' Choice nominations; 'King's Speech,' 'True Grit' each grab 11
• Bullock, Bridges, Berry, Winfrey and Tomei join 83rd Oscar ceremony as presenters
• AFI lauds film and television shows
• 'The Social Network' is anointed by L.A. Film Critics Assn.
• YouTube's top viral videos of 2010
• 'Toy Story 3,' 'Inception,' 'Social Network' make American Film Institute top-10 list
• 'Narnia" cruises to No. 1 debut with modest $24.5M; 'Tourist' trails at No. 2 with $17M
• Pink Floyd star's son arrested after climbing war memorial during London student protests
• PCNSA Angel Tree: There are still a few tags left! Please be sure to sign your name by the tag number! Gifts are due by Friday December 10th at 12:00p.m. Thank you! For more info: Kayla at kayla.broin@presentation.edu or 320-226-6526.
• Please note two changes to the Spring 2011 class schedule: RS303 World Religions – an Internet section has been added to the schedule; we are still offering the Picture-Tel class Monday/Wednesday/Friday 3-3:50 p.m. C.T. to Aberdeen, Eagle Butte a
• Beginning Sun, Dec 5th, Library closing time will be extended to 10pm on nights the Library is normally open. During finals week come on in for popcorn and treats in the evening for added studying stamina and brain power! (Or at least more fun!)
• Please join us for a Christmas concert performed by the Presentation College Campus Ministry Choir this evening, December 1st at 7:00 p.m. in the Blessed Sacrament Chapel. Following the performance, holiday treats will be provided in the Presentation Ca
• To All Aberdeen Campus Faculty & Staff: Social Work's Angel Tree is now up and decorating the foyer in the Main Building. Each card on the tree represents a child whose Christmas can be made better with your help. Please consider taking a card f
• Groton / Redfield / Roncalli / Aberdeen Christian / Aberdeen Central: PC Admissions Rep Bruno Kuhfeld will be visiting your school. Prospective students may visit with Mr. Kuhfeld in the Counselor’s office in Groton on Nov 18 at 10am; Redfield on N
• Watch the PC Men’s Bball games vs Nebraska Wesleyan on the web this Friday (7:30 p.m.) and Saturday (TBD). The link to the live feed can be found on the athletics website www.pcsaints.com, one half hour prior to tip-off. Go Saints!
• PC flu clinic on Monday, November 29, from 10 a.m. - noon in the Nursing Learning Lab. This clinic is free and is open to all PC students, faculty and staff. For more info: Doris Stusiak, Director of Student Services and Activities, 605-229-8395.
• CELEBRATING CULTURE
• Aberdeen: Students compete at event
• Tribal relations office changing
• Daily calendar
• For the Record
• New studio for Hub City photo business
• Eight--hour work days restored
• Setting it Straight
• HONOR ROLL: WARNER HIGH SCHOOL -- FIRST QUARTER
• HONOR ROLL: DOLAND HIGH SCHOOL -- FIRST QUARTER
• HONOR ROLL: IPSWICH HIGH SCHOOL -- FIRST QUARTER
• Spink County: BASEC receives grant
• Aberdeen: Director earns housing award
• Making a pit stop
• Daily calendar
• State Highway 10 open to travelers
• Extension granted for permits: Work can continue at beef plant
• Some Cabinet officials not in new administration
• Court: Man going to prison for car theft
• Woman given more time to clean home
• Honor roll: Herreid High School -- first quarter
• S.D. Retirement System recovering
• Honor roll: Leola High School -- first quarter
• Aberdeen: Memory loss group to meet
• Britton: Fall bazaar Thursday
• S.D. legislatures cut travel spending
• For the Record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
• Aberdeen: Thanksgiving basket giveaway
• Langford: Annual fundraiser carnival Saturday
• More may come from trusts to balance budget
• Aberdeen: Woman injured in accident
• Aberdeen: Pedestrian struck by vehicle
• No major snow events expected, yet
• Clarification
• Monday Scrapbook
• For the Record
• Daily calendar
• Building permits
• Making the argument
• Ask the mayor
• Farming
• South Dakota brother's transplant gift carries unbearable cost
• For the Record
• Daily calendar
• Setting it Straight
• Building permits
• Brown County Commission agenda
• Marriage licenses
• Divorces
• Brown County Planning Commission
• City Council agenda
• HUNTING ABODES
• Senior Resource Fair slated
• Our World
• Check out the Registrar's page to see the fall finals' schedule!
• PC SPIRIT DAY: Monday, 11/15/10, wear PC attire to support our Winter Sports Teams. Don't forget the PC/NSU Basketball Game at NSU, Women’s Game starts at 6:00pm and Men’s Game at 8:00pm. Remember, no jeans!
• Rounds' tech chief loses job
• Everybody has opinions on TV Westerns
• Ipswich: PC rep to visit high school
• Aberdeen: Moose breakfast on Sunday
• Daily calendar
• For the Record
• Aberdeen: Youth recaptured following escape
• Aberdeen: Memory Walk on Nov. 20
• Conde: Poultry party coming up
• Club report
• Brown County: Democrats plan turkey dinner
• Capitol Notebook
• GENEROSITY ABOUNDS
• Aberdeen: Infection prevention professional named to national board
• Honor roll: Britton--Hecla High School -- first quarter
• Honor roll: Warner High School -- first quarter
• Plugged in parents: Area students' school activities available online
• Daily calendar
• SBA aid available in counties declared disaster areas
• Sprucing up
• For the Record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
• Mobrige: Small business help available
• Aberdeen: Compassionate Parents meets Wednesday
• Aberdeen: Fundraiser collection ends next week
• Aberdeen: Bruns appointed college unit director
• Aberdeen: Professor to sign books at NSU
• Bankruptcies
• Aberdeen: Veterans offered free meal today
• Aberdeen: NSU educator attends celebration
• Good for you
• Farmers wrapping up harvest
• Daily calendar
• Setting it straight
• Cement--plant trust will keep paying $12M per year
• Aberdeen: Pancake breakfast and silent auction
• Area teen pleads guilty to escape charge
• Aberdeen: Library hosting Ladies Night Out
• For the Record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
• Aberdeen: St. Luke's nurses win awards
• Aberdeen: Realtor earns designation
• Aberdeen: Country Fair Saturday
• Aberdeen: Powwow Saturday
• Court listings
• Blaze ruled accidental
• Honoring veterans in Aberdeen
• Avera St. Luke’s nurses win Avera excellence awards
• Brown County officials approve motor grader purchase
• Legislative turnover likely have little impact
• Aberdeen: Store will offer free flu shots
• Daily calendar
• For the Record
• Aberdeen: Celiac support group to meet
• Aberdeen: Parade applicants sought
• Ipswich: Scrapping for a Cure coming up
• Aberdeen: Veterans program coming up
• Dickey County, N.D.: Woman, children injured in accident
• Building permits
• Family Y celebrates 5 years
• School Board approves adding districts to conference
• Daily calendar
• Aberdeen: Thanksgiving potluck
• New smoking areas on hold: Temporary building moratorium issued for alcohol license holders
• Aberdeen: Demonstration, make and take on Friday
• Woman charged with illegally obtaining prescriptions
• Woman injured in Potter County fire
• For the Record: Aberdeen Police/Fire calls
• Redfield: Republicans to meet
• Central speech, debate team starts season
• Aberdeen: NSU collections donations for needy
• Aberdeen: Korean culture night Nov. 16
• Monday Scrapbook ---- Part I
• Monday Scrapbook ---- Part II
• Ask the mayor
• N.D. transportation plan available
• Good summer for tourism in Jamestown, N.D.
• Prescribed burn planned today
• Burned business hopes for quick return
• Good For Yous
• Pierre bridge to gain clearance system
• Daily Calendar
• Foreign Correspondence: Salome Mindiashvili
• WEBSTER
• Aberdeen: Roncalli students of the month
• Aberdeen: Simmons students of the month
• Four years in a row: Area students make state all--state chorus multiple times
• Cancer program again earns 3-year accreditation
• WEIN GALLERY PRESENTS Dellene Kleinsasser, Freeman, SD, exhibit entitled “Reflecting on the Prairie, Its Children, and Faith,” featuring over a dozen oil paintings. August 16 – October 29. Kleinsasser emphasizes how we use our sensory
• Lee Karels joins Avera St. Luke’s as VP of Clinic Division
• VitalStim Therapy now available at Avera St. Luke’s
• Hospital's west lobby to be enhanced with coffee shop
• Mammography 101
• ‘Physical Therapy Brings Motion to Life’
• Avera St. Luke’s offers new ways to ‘Discover Your Child’
• Learn about health care reform at Oct. 7 forum
• Groundbreaking at new chapel for Avera Eureka Health Care Center
• Meet new pediatricians at Sept. 9 Avera Pediatric Specialists open house
• Home Health national “Agency of the Month”
• Open house planned at new Avera Webster clinic
• Learn about pain management at Sept. 21 open house
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Brown County
• Brown County Fair
• Cross Cultural Connection
• Local Expetec Views Future of Technology
• Junior And Senior Snow Queen
• Winterfest
• October is Adopt A Shelter Pet Month

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