Step by Step: Running for a Cause

On Thursday, September 19, twelve runners will set off from the western side of South Dakota to embark on The ... Read the full story »

July/August 2024
By Aberdeen Magazine

Holgate Speaks: Making a Difference in Aberdeen

Holgate Middle School teachers Carolyn Geyer and Mia Bergan asked their 7th grade language arts students one question: Who has ... Read the full story »

By Aberdeen Magazine

Then & Now: An 1883 Victorian House

Then – An 1883 Victorian House Aberdeen’s first pharmacist was a pioneer named John Firey, who came to Aberdeen in ... Read the full story »

By Troy McQuillen

United Way Hits New Funding Milestone

The United Way of Northeastern South Dakota (UWNESD) recently concluded its annual fundraising campaign, surpassing all expectations and setting a ... Read the full story »

May/June 2024
By Aberdeen Magazine

A New Chapter for Local Landmarks

When Presentation College shuttered its doors last spring, there was a deep sadness among students, alumni, and community leaders. For ... Read the full story »

By Tarah Heupel

It Takes a Village

When Amanda Meyer and her husband received their first foster placement, there wasn’t time to prepare. It was early evening, ... Read the full story »

By Tarah Heupel

Major Home Repairs Are Possible

Imagine waking up to an icy chill permeating your home on a frosty January morning. You glance at the thermostat, ... Read the full story »

By United Way Staff

More Donations Mean More Programming

With a record-breaking fundraising campaign ($787,000 for 2022/23 Campaign), the United Way of Northeastern SD (UWNESD) was able to add ... Read the full story »

November/December 2023
By Aberdeen Magazine

Dinner and a Show – Murder at Cafe Noir

Aberdeen Community Theatre’s newest production, “Murder at Cafe Noir”, marked their return to dinner theater after 25 years. The show ... Read the full story »

November/December 2023
By Aberdeen Magazine

There’s More than One Way to Make Downtown a Two-way

Aberdeen’s downtown portion of Main Street is one-way for one reason: the 1968 Federal-Aid Highway Act. This high-level effort was ... Read the full story »