Lawsuit dismissed against Watertown businessman Kyle Peters
A South Dakota-based development company’s lawsuit against its former employee Kyle Peters and his company, Bad River Development, LLC, was…
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Council hears Watertown Event Center’s concerns
Watertown City Council heard concerns from Brittany Scott, the general manager of the Watertown Event Center at 1901 Ninth Ave….
Stager gives update on Second Street closure, seeks to calm the situation
Watertown City Manager Alan Stager gave an update on the closure of Second Street Northeast, near County Fair, during a…
City Council approves Harmony Hill TIF, change order expanding City Park campground
The Watertown City Council approved the city’s 23rd TIF district at the Harmony Hill Addition near Mother of God Monastery…
City Council moves forward with Fifth Avenue reconstruction, discusses sidewalk policy
Watertown City Council approved a resolution of necessity for sidewalk improvements along Fifth Avenue North from Fourth Street Northwest to…
Company sues Watertown City Council member over data center work
Watertown city councilman deputy mayor Kyle Peters, the public face of a potential data center project in Sioux Falls, is…
Council authorizes ‘plus one’ firefighter and hears concerns from Electric Cooperative
The Watertown City Council authorized Fire Chief Don Rowland and the Watertown Fire Department to hire a temporary relief “plus…
City wraps up union contract negotiations for 2026
New 2026 contracts were approved for two unions representing city workers during the Monday, December 15, meeting of the Watertown…
City Hall hosts grand opening
Watertown City Hall hosted its grand opening on Wednesday, Sept. 10, and was packed with people for about an hour…
City Council delays action on lowering on-sale liquor license fee
Watertown City Council voted to delay action on lowering the fee for restaurant liquor licenses at its meeting on Monday,…
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