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Recent Lifestyle Articles
Aberdeen Magazine Book Club
The Last Fire Season By Manjula Martin Many of us think of 2020 as the year of extreme change. There... …Read More »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 »
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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
Then & Now: The Sherman Hotel
Then – A Social Hub of the Hub City In 1881, a family came to Aberdeen named Ringrose. They were... …Read More »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 »
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- Events
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May/June 2020
Seeing what could be a “once in a lifetime opportunity,” a generation of Smittys baseball players will descend on Aberdeen… Read more »
Brandon Johnson, chef and baker of The Brass Kettle, shared his grandmother’s recipe for Navajo flatbread to Facebook and it’s… Read more »
The Brown County Relay for Life is celebrating 25 years of raising funds for the American Cancer Society. Allison Disbrow,… Read more »
In July, the Americans with Disabilities Act will be turning 30. To mark this event, the Mayor’s Advisory Committee for… Read more »
Over the past few months, you may have noticed some construction work happening where the old First State Bank of… Read more »
This year’s Black & White Ball brought Presentation College the gift of scholarship. Avera Health donated $150,000, and The Sisters… Read more »
Kelsea Schwab of The Boss Baby Boutique has made the jump from being an online retailer to owning and operating… Read more »
Have you seen the floor at Harr Motors recently? Dakota Wild Decorative Concrete, LLC professionally did it. Owner Stacey Jones,… Read more »
The mission of Cornerstones is to access, promote, and provide education and employment training services to area workforce and employees.… Read more »
Costume design is an art unto itself where the right piece of clothing can enhance or distract from a performance.… Read more »
“You can’t understand a city without using its public transportation system.” If this is true, would you be able to… Read more »
Curling with Wolves, Northern State’s very own curling team took second at the Aberdeen Curling Club League Playoff. Curling with… Read more »
Although the social distancing everyone is experiencing in Aberdeen is challenging for a number of reasons, families are beginning to… Read more »
Montam Charters and Tours recently added a new motorcoach to their lineup of touring vehicles. The MCI J4500 motorcoach is… Read more »
The Salt Cellar at Profiling Beauty offers its patrons an experience like no other in town. The Himalayan salt room… Read more »
Hardly Working is new on the scene. An Aberdeen business owner seeks to specialize in marketing and theater production. Multi-talented… Read more »
The United Way offers first hand experience in the social service field to area students looking to create change. The… Read more »
After breaking ground where the Alexander Mitchell Public Library once stood, Family Dental Care is now open at their new… Read more »
On June 13, Aberdeen will host an event of olympic proportions! The Dacotah Bank BMX Raceway, along with 350 other… Read more »
Pole dancing is increasingly becoming a common workout that tones the whole body. These women work to shatter the stigma… Read more »
I have a love/hate relationship with social media. I first got hooked on Facebook following my 20 year class reunion… Read more »
Aberdeen has quite a few famous figures in its history, but few have had a lasting impact as August C.… Read more »
Situated on the corner of Third Street and Sixth Avenue South West is the Palm Garden Cafe and Chocolate Shoppe.… Read more »
The Questers of Aberdeen are dedicated to preserving local historical landmarks for everyone to enjoy. What’s one of the best… Read more »
Public Transportation in Aberdeen. For about Aberdeen’s first 70 years, there was a lot of interest in private public transportation—that… Read more »