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Governor Rhoden Signs Five Key Bills to Strengthen South Dakota's Rural Infrastructure and Agriculture
Northeast Radio SD News – South Dakota - Governor Larry Rhoden has officially cleared his desk of the final legislative items of the Session, signing five key bills on Friday aimed at fortifying South Dakota’s rural infrastructure and supporting its agricultural economy.

Steve Jurrens
Mar 273 min read


Sisseton Veterans Invited to “Coffee & Camaraderie” Outreach Event
Northeast Radio SD News – Sisseton, SD - Local veterans and their families will soon have a chance to connect over a cup of coffee while navigating the often-complex world of military benefits.

Steve Jurrens
Mar 272 min read


Join Governor Larry Rhoden at the 24th Annual Governor’s Luncheon to Support Student Scholarships
Northeast Radio SD News – Watertown, SD - Governor Larry Rhoden is set to headline the 24th annual Governor’s Luncheon at Lake Area Technical College (LATC) this May. The event, a long-standing partnership between the college and the South Dakota Governor’s office, serves as a primary fundraiser for student scholarships and campus infrastructure projects.

Steve Jurrens
Mar 271 min read


Clear Lake to Host Free Life-Saving Suicide Prevention Training
Northeast Radio SD News – Clear Lakes, SD - In an effort to build a more resilient community, the local non-profit Lost & Found is bringing a vital mental health resource to Deuel County this month.

Steve Jurrens
Mar 271 min read


SD PUC Approves Otter Tail Power Settlement and Levies Penalty Against Black Hills Energy
Northeast Radio SD News – Watertown, SD - The South Dakota Public Utilities Commission (PUC) convened on Tuesday, March 10, at the Matthews Training Center to address a heavy agenda dominated by utility rate settlements, pipeline safety violations, and a growing wave of consumer concerns regarding rising energy costs.

Steve Jurrens
Mar 263 min read


Watertown Optimist Club Invests $2,000 in Joy Ranch’s Newest Project
Northeast Radio SD News – Watertown, SD - The Watertown Optimist Club is stepping up to support local youth with a $2,000 donation to Joy Ranch. The funds are earmarked for The Hitching Post, a brand-new facility designed to expand the ranch’s capacity for year-round recreation and community service.

Steve Jurrens
Mar 262 min read


Prairie Lakes Legacy Fund Hits the Ground Running with Major Community Grants
Northeast Radio SD News – Watertown, SD - A new wave of support is flowing into the region as the Prairie Lakes Legacy Fund announces its first round of strategic investments. Administered by the Watertown Area Community Foundation, the fund targets critical gaps in mental health, public transportation, and support for victims of domestic violence.

Steve Jurrens
Mar 262 min read


District 4 Candidate Ryan Kohl Outlines Vision for Rural South Dakota at Commission Meeting
Northeast Radio SD News – Watertown, SD - During the public comment portion of Tuesday’s Codington County Commissioners’ meeting, local voters were introduced to a new face in the race for the State House. Ryan Kohl, a veteran and former educator, officially introduced himself to the board as a candidate for the District 4 House of Representatives, promising a “laser-focused” approach to the needs of rural communities.

Steve Jurrens
Mar 262 min read


Codington County Taps Aberdeen Firm “Production Monkeys” for Opioid Awareness Campaign
Northeast Radio SD News – Watertown, SD - Codington County is putting its share of national opioid settlement dollars to work. On Tuesday, the Board of County Commissioners unanimously approved a $40,000 contract with Production Monkeys, an Aberdeen-based marketing and production firm, to spearhead a comprehensive community awareness campaign to tackle the local opioid crisis.

Steve Jurrens
Mar 262 min read


Codington County Emergency Management Prepares for Spring Training and Low Flood Risk
Northeast Radio SD News – Watertown, SD – During Tuesday’s (3/24/26) Board of Commissioners meeting, Emergency Management Director Andrew Delgado presented the first official spring hydrologic outlook, indicating a significantly lower risk of flooding than in previous years.

Steve Jurrens
Mar 263 min read


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