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Bench at Ball Field Dedicated in Memory of Local Man Alec Schmidt
Earlier this summer, the former and current mayors of Wessington Springs gathered with local man Todd Schmidt to dedicate a special bench at the ball field in memory of Schmidt’s son Alec who passed away on December 27, 2023.“The park bench was made in honor of Alec’s life. Mayor Bergeleen and Mayor Knipfer both helped with the process of making it possible to be installed at the city’s ball park…
Mayor’s Classic Draws Golfers From Near and Far
The longstanding tradition of the Mayor’s Classic carried on under new leadership earlier this month.“I think it went well for my first year organizing it as Mayor,” said City of Wessington Springs Mayor Ryan Knipfer. “It’s a way for the city to show our appreciation for area businesses, engineers we work with regularly and the town people as a whole.”Shown above, golfers gathered for a group…
Jones Utilizes TLA Project to Light a Smile
Mercedes Jones wanted to “Light a Smile” for the residents of the Weskota Manor Avera nursing home residents. She looked to her Teen Leadership Academy (TLA) 4-H project to turn an idea into reality.TLA is a 4-H program that helps grow member’s leadership skills and allows them to gain real life experiences. Once accepted into the TLA program, members are required to host both a public…
Tickets to trouble: Central States Fair warns about counterfeit tickets
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - If you’re looking forward to visiting the Central States Fair and are considering buying your tickets online, you may want to think again. The fair put a message out on Facebook Saturday warning fairgoers of counterfeit tickets and wristbands that have been sold on the social media site.
Sioux Falls Marathon This Sunday-Everything You Need To Know
The Sioux Falls Marathon is this Sunday (August 25) beginning and ending at Howard Wood Field in Sioux Falls. The Sioux Falls Sports Authority continues to do an outstanding job organizing this showcase event which is expected to see more than 2,000 participants on race day. According to the latest...
Members of the Rapid City Youth City Council have seat at table of local government
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - The Youth Council provides a link between the Rapid City Common Council and local teens in the community. It’s an opportunity for established community leaders to hear about the issues and experiences of the younger generation. Dylan Tipton is the Vice Chair of the Youth City Council and says there is a several-step selection process for people to become a member of the Youth Council, “It’s the cream of the crop,” Tipton said. The Youth Council tries to include members from different age groups. The goal is to have at least two members from 9th grade, at least two members in 10th grade, at least two members in 11th grade and at least two members in 12th grade.
12th annual Wine, Brew & BBQ Friday, Saturday
You can almost smell the barbecue on the streets of Hill City. In just a few days, 25 professional barbecue teams and 32 Kansas City Barbecue Society (KCBS) judges from South Dakota, Massachusetts, Wyoming, Colorado, Iowa, Minnesota, Montana, Nebraska, Oklahoma and Canada will converge in downtown Hill City for the 12th annual Wine, Brew & BBQ (WBBBQ), Aug. 23-24.
B102.7s Bob and Tom Show Comedy Tour is Coming Back!
One night! One stage! So many comedians! So many laughs! It’s The Friends of The Bob & Tom Show Comedy Tour starring Pat Godwin, Al Jackson, Jeff Oskay. Friday night, October 25th, at the Grand Falls Casino and Golf Resort Event Center. Exclusive E-Club member pre-sale tickets on-sale Wednesday...
Madison accepts transfer of property from LAIC
The City of Madison accepted a transfer of property from the Lake Area Improvement Corporation (LAIC) at their Aug. 19 meeting, with the land to be used for potential expansion to Madison's wastewater treatment plant. The property in question sits along Highway 34 on the west side of the plant...
City Council Approves Intent to Renew Thunder Road Lease
{KXLG – Watertown, SD} The Watertown City Council discussed the future of the city-owned Thunder Road property at last night's meeting. The current lease agreement is set to expire. The property, which includes a building originally constructed in 1996, has been leased for commercial operations since its development. City...
The Corn Palace Festival Kicks Off Wednesday August 21
MITCHELL, S.D. (MITCHELLNOW) The annual Corn Palace Festival begins on Mitchell’s Main Street, north of the Corn Palace, beginning at 5pm on Wednesday August 21st. Brandon Jones will be giving a free concert in the Corn Palace Plaza at 7pm to kick off the free entertainment in the Plaza. Scotty McCreery will take the Corn Palace stage on Thursday August 22, with the Battles of the Bands on Friday August 23 and Skillet in concert on Saturday August 23. For a full schedule of events go to cornpalace.com.
Pet of the week: Meet Hobbes
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - Hobbes is an 8-year-old domestic shorthair cat and he is sure to steal your heart. He has a calm demeanor and stays that way even when other cats are fooling around. He loves head scratches and he just might become your new shadow as he follows you around.
Man accused of killing 7-week-old baby makes initial court appearance
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - The Rapid City man accused of killing a 7-week-old baby, appeared in court for the first time Tuesday. Shamar “Tay” Bennett, 26, was arrested Monday outside an apartment on Anamosa Street in Rapid City and appeared in magistrate court in Pennington County for his initial appearance. He is charged with second-degree murder and felony child abuse.
Popular Sioux Falls Restaurant Closing Eastside Location
A restaurant that has been part of the Sioux Falls dining scene for most of the last 45 years is closing the doors at one of its two locations. Monday (August 19) afternoon, The Keg Chicken made an announcement on its Facebook page that the east side location on Arrowhead Parkway is closing.
Rapid City Area Schools District faculty prepare for opening day
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - To kick off the 2024-2025 school year, the Rapid City Area Schools District held an opener Monday morning at the Monument Theatre. Attendees enjoyed a breakfast buffet before the program commenced at 8 a.m. The event featured performances by the drumlines and cheerleaders from Steven and Central High Schools, with various organizations distributing gifts to the guests.
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