Elisa Sand

The Aberdeen City Council agreed to move forward with the hiring of an economic development manager Monday.

The Aberdeen School District’s five-year capital outlay plan includes the installation of new technology in the high school arena.

In business news, an Aberdeen entrepreneur is making a nationwide pitch, car wash coverts to Tunnel of Terror, Dunn Brothers to open in November.

Six years after rejecting a proposal to temporarily allow pets over the city’s maximum allowed, the issue is before the council again.

From the high school to Lincoln Elementary, students received extra support Friday in response to the death of Aberdeen teacher/coach Bill Martens

A host of events are planned this month for Halloween from the annual haunted forest and trunk or treats to a new haunted house event downtown.

Summit Carbon Solutions representatives returned to the Brown County Commission with information about its carbon sequestration pipeline.

The combination of a federal grant and local matching funds will put $1.5 million toward the launch of the Northern Innovation and Startup Center.

The owner of a rebuilt 150HP Case is planning to pull a 50-bottom plow at the James Valley Threshing Show in Andover.

At least two of the medical marijuana dispensaries planned in Aberdeen could be open later this year.

U.S. Rep. Johnson, R-S.D., was at the Brown County Fair Friday to discuss the Farm Bill during a talk hosted by South Dakota Farm Bureau.

The Aberdeen City Council has agreed to hire Jordan McQuillen as city finance officer following interviews on Wednesday in executive session.

The amendment allows residential dwellings in an industrial zone under certain circumstances. It was approved at Monday’s meeting.

Hemp growers in South Dakota are expecting to more than double in 2022.

The Soil Health Coalition Conference Jan. 18-19 featured a young farmer panel where participants discussed sustainable agriculture.