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Recent Lifestyle Articles
Artist Spotlight: Matt Schaefer
Matt Schaefer, who is originally from Rapid City, started making art when he went to college 25 years ago. He... …Read More »Aberdeen Area Arts Council Names New Director
Last December, Jason Hill started his new role as the Executive Director of the Aberdeen Area Arts Council. Originally from... …Read More »A Multi Story House
Years ago, I wrote a story about an Aberdeen architect named John W. Henry. He and his wife came to... …Read More »Recipe: Mocha Cheesecake Brownies
Brownies are a tried-and-true classic and delicious on their own. But sometimes your sweet tooth seeks out something more than... …Read More »
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- Community
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Recent Community Articles
Get to Know: Olaf Hanson
Olaf Hanson moved from Fargo, North Dakota to Aberdeen back in 2014. “Coach Tom Dosch recruited me to NSU to... …Read More »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 More »Functional Fitness Gym Trains All Ages
Rails Strength & Fitness has recently gone through a renaming, but the core of the gym’s goals have remained the... …Read More »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 More »
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- History
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Recent History Articles
Climbing Up the Family Tree
A few years ago, the popularity of at-home DNA testing kits sparked an interest in family trees and genealogy. However,... …Read More »Fantastic Voyage: The 1990s Aberdeen Pheasants, Part II
In early 1990s Aberdeen, obstetrician/gynecologist Scott Berry and attorney Jeff Sveen met with several other locals regularly for their baseball... …Read More »A Post with a Passion for Supporting Veterans
For more than 100 years, the American Legion Post 24 has been devoted to its mission of service to veterans,... …Read More »Revisiting Frank Ashford
Back in 2017, the Alexander Mitchell Public Library was moved into the brand new K.O. Lee Aberdeen Public Library. I... …Read More »
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- Events
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November/December 2022
A lot of folks around town are familiar with the city park up on Third Avenue NE and North Jackson… Read more »
The Aberdeen Gymnastics Association has expanded its floor routine and vaulted to a new level. The association has been around… Read more »
Not sure what book to pick up next? K.O. Lee Aberdeen Public Library’s Assistant Director Cara Perrion has got you… Read more »
Late fall is a great time of year, where holidays are celebrated with candy and sweet treats. Enjoying all that… Read more »
Local boutiques came together Thursday, September 29th, for the Aberdeen Magazine 2022 Fall Style Show at Engels Event Co. on… Read more »
For many young adults, the beginning of a college career is a time of excitement, with a taste of independence… Read more »
In 1882, the Sumption family founded their farm near Frederick, SD. This past year, they founded Anthem Oats. Anthem Oats… Read more »
Originally from Puerto Rico, Carlos Camacho Marrero has lived in Aberdeen for 17 years. In that time, he had the… Read more »
In 1980, Christopher James Greicius, a young boy with leukemia, wanted to be a police officer. His Phoenix, Arizona community… Read more »
In September, Maria Galan opened her new restaurant. Manna Restaurant, which specializes in authentic Puerto Rican food, offers an expansive… Read more »
Maxwel Reede has been creating art for his entire life. “Some of my earliest memories include seeing a piece of… Read more »
The Sioux Falls based East River Legal Services has opened an Aberdeen location. Leisa Richards will be helping those in… Read more »
Malchow Plaza has a new mural. Area artist Linda Roesch won a contest to produce the new mural titled “Step… Read more »
On September 4, Cheri Mortenson and Jordan Torrence opened the doors to Treasure’s Discount Market for the first time. “With… Read more »
Patrick J. Gallagher published his first book in late July titled Uncle Sam Is Coming to Town (With Santa Claus).… Read more »
Omnific is a word that is typically defined as capable of creating or making anything. The word also happens to… Read more »
When I first tried these Oreo balls, I was absolutely blown away. The crunch of the outer chocolate shell and… Read more »
When the U.S. Post Office and Court House opened in 1937, a flyer was circulated that said the building was… Read more »
In August of this year, Moccasin Creek Country Club broke ground on their clubhouse renewal. The $6 million project includes… Read more »
My first model train—a hand-me-down toy from my brothers—was a Lionel locomotive with a big wind-up key that ran on… Read more »
The holidays, particularly New Year’s Eve, used to conjure up scenes of boisterous partying, particularly at drinking establishments. Things have… Read more »
Kurt Drube has always had an interest in astronomy, and for the past five years, he’s been sharing the hobby… Read more »
The Aberdeen Area Humane Society has always been a beacon of positivity for Aberdeen’s animals, and it’s all made possible… Read more »
Looking for a daily fix of Aberdeen history? The Facebook group ‘You know you’re from Aberdeen, SD if…’ features a… Read more »