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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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May/June 2019
Treat your home to a makeover with these simple DIY fixes Is your house or apartment tired and in need… Read more »
Could a nickname be the secret to Aberdeen’s early fame? For the last decade, Aberdeen has been using the advertising… Read more »
Spring has been a busy time for Heather Williams as she’s worked to launch her new business, Salt Serenity. After… Read more »
This March, Empty Bowls served close to 250 bowls of soup and raised $13,000 to combat hunger. Their fundraising event,… Read more »
The Crawford family fills a food niche at Bumpy Road Ranch The pigs at Bumpy Road Ranch have names. They… Read more »
A silver lining to the closure of Shopko and Shopko Pharmacy in Aberdeen is the opening of Lewis Family Drug.… Read more »
The sky’s the limit for author and rural advocate Heidi Marttila-Losure Flipping through Sky Theater is like looking at the… Read more »
Homes Are Possible, Inc., has made homeownership a reality for hundreds of area families Like most first-time homebuyers, Lorrie Croucher… Read more »
Starting the Dakota Slidewayz RC Club has been a labor of love, but well worth it. Every Monday, about 25… Read more »
Pull up a stool to Dave Welling’s Brewpub Not so long ago, you wouldn’t dare have walked into the corner… Read more »
Hub City Court Champions “I like things where I have to take all the blame,” says Kelly Rae Haskell, “and… Read more »
Take a walk through the front door of Aberdeen’s first tiny house “I lived away from family for 17 years… Read more »
Aberdeen’s antiques, landmarks, and wildlife through the lens of photographer Jeffrey Schulz The ducks and kingfishers at Moccasin Creek are… Read more »
Wylie Park is a main attraction in northeast South Dakota, drawing in crowds of visitors and locals alike in the… Read more »