Katie Zerr


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Codified law sets parameters for collecting prisoner reimbursement

Walworth County Register of Deeds Brenda DeToy told commissioners on Tuesday, March 5, that South Dakota codified law 24-11-45 sets the perameters of how the county can seek reimbursement of costs prisoners incur while incarcerated. DeToy presented commissioners with a copy of the law and the opinion of Beadle County State’s Attorney Michael Moore on the interpretation of the law.... READ MORE >

Legislators inform residents on work in 2024 session

Members of the South Dakota Legislature who represent Districts 23 and 28 met with constituents in Mobridge on Saturday, Jan. 27, to hear their concerns and stand on current issues. Senator Bryan Breitling of District 23, Senator Ryan Maher of District 28 and Representatives JD Wangsness, and Scott Moore of District 23 gave a brief run-down on their committee work... READ MORE >

Invasive zebra mussels found in Lake Oahe near Pierre

The South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks (GF&P) announced this week that zebra mussels have been found in Lake Oahe. GF&P crews have been working on access improvements along the Missouri River during the off-season including along Lake Oahe and Lake Sharpe at Pierre and Fort Pierre. Several crews on Lake Oahe discovered the presence of zebra mussels at the... READ MORE >

Fire Dept. receives near $20,000 grant

The Mobridge Volunteer Fire Department is among the 251 South Dakota volunteer fire departments (VFD) from across the state have been awarded grants totaling $5 million in funding for Personal Protective Equipment. The funding is provided through a bill passed and signed during this year’s (2023) legislative session. The Mobridge VFD was awarded $19,471.50 through the legislation. Mobridge Fire Chief... READ MORE >

El Nino winter- expect higher than normal temps

The warm and dry weather that has ensconced over the area impacts the daily lives of all residents more than most people realize. It is not just nice weather for hanging Christmas decorations but has a long-term impact on many aspects of life. According to the National Weather Service (NWS) the next 10 days in South Dakota will be warmer... READ MORE >

Emily Kills Back fulfills law enforcement dream

Fulfilling a lifelong desire to work in law enforcement, Emily Kills Back, has found a home on the Mobridge Police Department as the first full-time female officer on the force. Kills Back is a Nebraska native from a small town, Rushville, in the northwestern part of the state. She comes from a family whose call to law enforcement is strong.... READ MORE >

Fall Festival provides full day of activities all around Bridge City

A wide variety of events will be held in Mobridge at several locations on Saturday, at the annual Fall Festival celebration, formerly known as Beef N Fun. To kick off the weekend, the 23rd annual Wheels Unlimited Car, Truck, Motorcycle and Tractor Show will be held on Main Street beginning with a wide variety of vehicles on display along two... READ MORE >

Fall Festival will have Bridge City packed with fun on Saturday, Sept. 9

A wide variety of events will be held in Mobridge at several locations on Saturday, Sept. 9 at the annual Fall Festival celebration. A couple events even carry into Sunday, Sept. 10. To kick off the weekend, the 23rd annual Wheels Unlimited Car, Truck, Motorcycle and Tractor Show will be held on Main Street beginning with a wide variety of... READ MORE >

City takes ‘very first step’ to secure funding for waste water plant project

The City of Mobridge, Monday, Aug. 28, took the “very first step” in securing a funding package for a two-step project at the waste water plant, southeast of town. The project includes the replacement of a clarifier at the plant and the installation of system that would eliminate the need to spread wet sludge from the plant on city owned... READ MORE >

Title VI/JOM coordinator only teaching position open

The Mobridge-Pollock School Board, Monday, Aug. 14, accepted the resignation of Nicole Lipp and will be searching for a new Title VI/JOM coordinator and working to fill several other positions for the 2023-24 school year. The Title VI/JOM position is the only teaching position to fill as several paraprofessional positions were filled with new hires during the board meeting. Other... READ MORE >