Commissioners approve additional software for recording workers’ hours
Codington County’s Board of Commissioners on Tuesday, April 15, approved an additional software purchase that will hopefully resolve an issue…
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Watertown’s sales tax receipts up during March
The City of Watertown’s sales tax receipts for March rose from March 2024, ending a streak of four straight months…
B&G Club receives gift
The Boys and Girls of Watertown has received a $5,000 gift from the “Channeling Good” initiative of Channel Seed and…
Heuer, Mohrmann confirmed as Watertown City Council candidates
Two candidates for the Watertown City Council have successfully submitted their nominating petitions and the signatures have been certified by…
Watertown schools will dismiss a day early for the summer
At the Watertown school board meeting on Monday, April 14, Supt. Dr. Jeff Danielsen announced the last day of school…
Stein not seeking re-election to Watertown school board
At the end of the Watertown school board meeting on Monday, April 14, board President Stuart Stein announced he’s “90%…
City Council looks to the future in long work session
The Watertown City Council’s Work Session on Monday, April 14, featured a short agenda but a long discussion. The Work…
Watertown Police warn of fentanyl
On Monday, April 14, Watertown Police issued a “Public Safety Alert,” informing the public of two separate, suspected fentanyl overdoses…
Farm-to-School, Steering Committee discussed by Florence school board
Scheduling conflicts necessitated the moving of the April meeting of the Florence school board. The board met at 7 p.m….
Fly, fly away
Milt Carter of Watertown watches a hen pheasant fly off to freedom on his property near Lake Kampeska. The release…
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