Letter from the editor: National Newspaper Week tempers our shields
This week is important to The Watertown Current for two reasons. Firstly, it’s National Newspaper Week, which is always celebrated…
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Doug Allen column: Truth and consequences
Last week at the Watertown Regional Library, Mark Roby, the former publisher of the Watertown Public Opinion, discussed the importance…
Former newspaper publisher hosts freedom of the press talk
Mark Roby, the former publisher of the Watertown Public Opinion, gave a lecture about the freedom of the press as…
Watertown Art Scene: Auditions slated for ‘Leaving Iowa’
August brings the return of many fall routines, along with exciting new offerings in the local arts scene! The Watertown…
Doug Allen column: Free press presentation worth repeating
The most recent presentation at the Codington County Historical Society’s monthly History Club meeting featured board member Mark Roby discussing…
Watertown Art Scene: Northern Fort Playhouse kicks off 20th season
We may be in a “heat wave” this week, but our local art scene has plenty of cool things happening!…
Watertown Art Scene: Stop and play the patriotic pianos
Have you noticed the red, white and blue painted pianos on Kemp Avenue? If you’re musically inclined, feel free to…
Chamber hosting candidate forum at Goss Opera House
Primary election voters can hear from District 4 and District 5 legislative candidates during a candidate forum on Thursday, May…
Lake Kampeska Water Project hosts annual meeting, discusses ‘woefully lacking’ state help
Lakeside residents heard a presentation from Dan Loveland about how invasive species could affect Lake Kampeska and how the state…
City council hopefuls woo voters at forum
Seven people running for three open spots on the Watertown City Council gathered Tuesday, June 10, at the Goss Opera…
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