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 »
