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{KXLG - Watertown, SD} The Watertown Parks, Recreation, and Forestry crews are preparing for a bustling summer season. The Recreation Superintendent, Josh Maag, will share an update on the various

{KXLG - Watertown, SD} The Bramble Park Zoo will present updates to the Watertown Parks, Recreation, and Forestry board and is gearing up for an eventful summer season.

The Emporia State baseball team captured the senior day doubleheader sweep over Newman with a 14-12 win in game one and a walk-off 6-5 win in game two on Friday

Soy traders lag behind new legislation that aims to eliminate deforestation, but a sneaky loophole may see them still able to comply regardless, a report from the Soy Transparency Coalition has revealed.

In February, commissioners Kelly Neiderer and Jean Foschi approved a 2024 budget that increased the county tax rate by 15% to 2.524 mills. Gary Eichelberger voted against the budget and

More than 170 professions in Nebraska require a license. The state hasn’t recognized credentials earned in other states, forcing those workers to get a new license regardless of experience.

Thomas Dean is one of numerous blacksmiths and craftsmen from across the country turning rusty relics stripped from the Battleship Texas during a restoration effort into pieces of art.

McLennan Countians obsessed with national politics have lately been receiving their property appraisals, reminding them that most of what impacts Texans day to day involves state and local politics, not

The Buffalo Niagara Partnership wants to bring the smallest of small businesses into the fold. The regions largest business group is offering free membership to local businesses with five employees

The Aitkin Lions co-chairs of the spring salad luncheon, Marge Muscatello and Gary Tibbitts, put together the final details for this year’s event to be held at The 40 Club