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Hockey is more than just a game in Watertown—it’s a growing community. Today, we sit down with Aaron Schiernbeck, a multi-generational Laker who wears many hats: dad, coach, and Bantam announcer. Aaron shares his journey from winning a state championship in 2004 to helping lead the next generation of skaters in Watertown’s "Mecca of ice arenas."
Highlights:
The "Mecca" of Ice: Why the new Prairie Lakes Ice Arena is drawing envy from across the region and how it’s fueling a 50+ player growth spurt this season.
National Recognition: How Watertown became one of only six cities selected for the NHL’s "Learn to Play" program.
Hockey for Good: A preview of the Chris Rieb Memorial Tournament and the 7th Annual "Stick It to Cancer" event on February 7th.
Advice for Newbies: Why you don’t need to know a thing about skating to join the Laker family (and a hilarious reminder to always remove your skate guards!).
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From critical election deadlines to major highway projects and significant legal rulings, this week’s recap covers the essential stories shaping Codington County and the broader South Dakota business community.
2026 Election Filing Deadlines Announced
Codington County Auditor Brenda Hanton has officially released the filing deadlines and procedures for the upcoming 2026 election cycle.
Candidates seeking office in the June primary must file their nominating petitions by 5 p.m. on March 31, 2026. For independent candidates planning to run in the November general election, the deadline is set for 5 p.m. on April 28.
Local candidates for positions including County Commissioner, Auditor, Sheriff, and Register of Deeds should file at the Codington County Auditor’s Office in Watertown. Candidates for state or federal offices, such as Governor or U.S. Senator, must file with the Secretary of State in Pierre. Hanton reminded candidates that petitions sent via registered mail by the deadline will be considered valid.
South Dakota Retailers Association Honors Top Businesses
The South Dakota Retailers Association (SDRA) celebrated the state’s leading businesses during its annual conference in Pierre.
Boston Shoes to Boots of Yankton was named Retailer of the Year. Owned by sisters Mandi Gause and Brennan Ewald, the downtown staple was recognized for its successful expansions and community commitment. Other major honors included:
Restaurant of the Year: Talley’s Silver Spoon (Rapid City), led by Master Chef Benjamin Klinkle.
Community Service Award: Madison Dairy Queen, owned by Elon Mork, who has raised over $1 million for the Children’s Miracle Network.
The SDRA also elected new leadership. Jason Harms of Harms Oil (Brookings) will serve as the new board president, succeeding Sarah Hustead of Wall Drug. Watertown will have a new voice on the board with the election of Lisa Converse of Element.
Highway 127 Closure Near Sisseton
Commuters should prepare for a significant disruption as the South Dakota Department of Transportation (SDDOT) begins a $7.7 million infrastructure project on Highway 127 starting Tuesday, January 20.
The project involves replacing bridge and culvert structures over the Little Minnesota River. As a result, a three-mile stretch of Highway 127—from the junction of Highway 10 to 116th Street in Sisseton—will be closed to all traffic. The SDDOT expects the closure to remain in effect until November 2026. Motorists are advised to use Interstate 29 as a detour.
Herkus Sentenced to 50 Years in Rape Case
In a courtroom filled with law enforcement and community members, Ted Jeffrey “T.J.” Hurkes was sentenced to 50 years in prison on Thursday in Codington County.
Hurkes previously pleaded guilty to the first-degree rape of a victim under the age of 13. State’s Attorney Alison Bakken had requested a life sentence, arguing that Hurkes’ actions “shattered the community’s sense of safety.”
Judge Carmen Means imposed the 50-year term, which will run concurrently with Hurkes’ existing 30-year federal sentence for manufacturing child sexual abuse material. Hurkes is scheduled to be returned to federal prison in Illinois this Friday.
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In today’s episode, we cover a major investment in technical education for Watertown, the "invisible" future of classroom technology, and a high-profile indictment involving South Dakota State University.
Inside This Episode:
LATC Equipment Overhaul: The Watertown School Board has greenlit over $220,000 in upgrades for Lake Area Technical College. This includes a state-of-the-art Anatomage table for nursing students in Pierre—a 3D virtual cadaver that allows for digital dissection—and a new motor grader for the heavy equipment program.
The “Invisible” Tech Strategy: Watertown School District IT Director Tim Cruz joins the board to discuss the 2026 tech roadmap. Cruz argues that technology should be a “back burner” tool, moving away from gadgets as the focus and toward AI literacy. Learn how the district is training staff on Google Gemini and Microsoft Copilot to help students navigate a world of deepfakes.
Build Dakota Scholarships: Applications are now open! We discuss how students can graduate from Lake Area Tech without debt. Lake Area Tech Foundation Director Tracy Biegler explains the requirements for this “full ride” opportunity, including the three-year commitment to work in South Dakota post-graduation.
Legal & Regional News: * SDSU Equestrian Indictment: Former head coach Camira Brown faces a felony grand theft charge following a year-long investigation into the alleged misuse of university funds for private veterinary bills and horse boarding.
Minneapolis Unrest: A federal officer was injured in Minneapolis as tensions continue to rise following recent immigration enforcement actions.
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In today’s briefing, Northeast Radio SD covers a heavy news cycle for Watertown and the surrounding region. Headlines include a first-degree attempted murder charge following a weekend stabbing, a massive federal lawsuit filed against local and state officials by Jeremiah Peacemaker, and the annual recognition of excellence within the Watertown Police Department. We also look at proposed changes to Lake Albert hunting land, the 2026 Hamlin County Sheriff’s race, and an inspiring story of recovery and service from a Watertown native.
Key News Highlights
Attempted Murder Charge in Watertown: 27-year-old Melody Harless is in custody without bond after a stabbing incident in Southwest Watertown left a 30-year-old male with life-threatening injuries. Police emphasize this was an isolated incident.
Federal Civil Rights Lawsuit: Following his acquittal in a 2020 murder case, Jeremiah Peacemaker has filed a 65-page lawsuit alleging malicious prosecution and evidence fabrication against dozens of defendants, including the State Attorney General and Watertown police leadership.
WPD Annual Awards: The Watertown Police Department honored its own this week. Key honorees include Corporal Austin Nelson (Officer of the Year), Sergeant Trevor Barthel (Supervisor of the Year), and Sig Sivertson (Detective of the Year). Medals of Valor were also awarded for a heroic water rescue in November.
Lake Albert Refuge Proposal: The South Dakota Game, Fish and Parks Commission is considering removing waterfowl refuge status from private lands at the request of eight local landowners, potentially restoring hunting access to those properties.
Fatal Hit and Run Investigation: The South Dakota Highway Patrol is seeking a red Freightliner Cascadia semi-truck (2018–2023 model) with a missing passenger-side headlight in connection with a fatal January 3rd crash near Humboldt.
Hamlin County Sheriff’s Race: Incumbent Sheriff Chad Schlotterbeck has officially announced his re-election bid, facing a challenge from community member Isaac Sauder.
Community Spotlights: Mike Thyen of Thyen Simmentals has been named the 2025 Promoter of the Year, and Watertown native Ally Helle shares her powerful journey from addiction to a career in human services.
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When we see the police, we usually see the patrol cars and uniforms. But what keeps a modern police department running? In this episode, we sit down with Captain Ryan Beauchamp, Sgt. Trevor Barthel, and Sgt. Matt Hegg to explore the “Administrative Division”—the team responsible for everything from mental health co-response and treatment courts to youth programs and high-tech security assessments. We discuss the human side of law enforcement, the department’s new social media push, and a critical scholarship opportunity for local seniors.
Key Segments:
[00:00] The Administrative Mission: Captain Beauchamp breaks down how the division supports the entire department through policy, training, and the community engagement programs that keep officers “out and about.”
[03:45] Community Safety & Security: Sgt. Matt Hegg discusses his role in helping local businesses and churches with safety assessments and crime prevention presentations.
[07:12] The Human Aspect of Law Enforcement: Sgt. Trevor Barthel shares his five-year journey as the law enforcement representative on the Treatment Court. He explains how seeing the recovery side of addiction has changed his perspective on the profession.
[12:30] Mental Health Co-Response: A look at the department’s partnership with the Human Service Agency (HSA), featuring Mental Health Officer Bicey and co-responder Ellie Anderson.
[16:15] Youth & Education: From “High Five Fridays” at Lincoln Elementary to the DASH program, the team explains why building relationships with the next generation is their top priority.
[20:45] Breaking News & Deadlines: The announcement of the WPD’s new Instagram page and the details for the 2026 DASH Scholarship.
Show Notes & Resources
1. Community Engagement Programs
DASH (Drug Abuse Safety & Health): A community program that hosts youth events and fosters partnerships between law enforcement and local families.
Security Assessments: Businesses, schools, and churches can contact Sgt. Hegg for safety presentations and environment assessments.
High Five Fridays: Catch WPD officers greeting students at local elementary schools every Friday morning!
2. Mental Health & Support
Co-Responder Program: A partnership with the Human Service Agency (HSA) providing social workers and specialized officers for mental health calls.
Treatment Court: A restorative justice program where Sgt. Barthel works with participants to find a path to health and success after addiction.
3. The DASH Scholarship (Apply Now!)
Amount: Two $500 scholarships (one male, one female).
Eligibility: Graduating Watertown High School seniors residing in Codington County with a 3.0 GPA or higher.
Requirement: Interest in health or civil service-related fields.
Deadline: March 15, 2026.
Where to find: Check the Watertown Police Department Facebook or Instagram pages.
4. Connect with WPD
Instagram: @WatertownPoliceSD (New!)
Facebook: Watertown Police Department
Phone: 605-882-6210 for non-emergency inquiries and program suggestions.
Closing Thought from Captain Beauchamp: “We are citizens just like everybody else. We are all one team, and we’re all in this together. The more we work together, the better the community is.”
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In today’s episode, we break down a major new partnership aimed at elevating Watertown’s professional landscape: the launch of Leadership Lab. We also dive into Congressman Dusty Johnson’s aggressive new proposal to slash property taxes by 2027 and a federal audit that has put South Dakota’s highway funding—and its CDL program—on the line. Plus, a quick update on a residential fire call that local crews handled earlier this week.
Key Segments:
[00:00] Leadership Lab 2.0: The Watertown Area Chamber of Commerce and Mount Marty University have joined forces to launch an eight-week professional development series. We discuss the curriculum—including emotional intelligence and team dynamics—led by Dr. Melissa Meitinger.
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[05:20] The $400 Credit: Congressman and Gubernatorial candidate Dusty Johnson unveils a policy aimed at “working families and seniors.” We look at the $400 property tax credit and the plan to zero out taxes for first-time homebuyers for two years.
 
[10:45] CDL Crackdown: South Dakota is facing a $13.2 million threat from the U.S. DOT. We explore the audit findings regarding commercial licenses issued to ineligible drivers and the state’s temporary halt on new CDLs.
[15:10] Local News & Safety: A report from the 100 block of 7th Avenue Northeast, where fire crews quickly contained a hotspot near an AC unit at a home under renovation.
 
Show Notes & Resources
1. Professional Development: Leadership Lab
Starts: March 2nd.
 
Location: Mount Marty University, Watertown.
 
The Details: An interactive 2.0 experience limited to 30 participants. Enrollment is $600 (scholarships available).
 
Register: watertownsd.com/leadership-lab or call 605-886-5814.
2. Policy Update: Property Tax Relief
Congressman Dusty Johnson’s 2027 proposal focuses on three pillars:
$400 Annual Credit for every South Dakota homeowner.
First-Time Homebuyers: Property taxes are effectively waived for the first 24 months of ownership.
The Impact: A projected 20% reduction for the average middle-class household.
3. Regulatory News: CDL and Highway Funding
The Conflict: USDOT and Secretary Sean Duffy warned states like South Dakota, Minnesota, and California about licensing inconsistencies.
State Response: The SD Department of Public Safety is currently reviewing administrative controls to ensure licenses do not outlast legal work permits.
4. Community Safety
7th Ave NE Incident: Watertown Fire Rescue confirmed no injuries and no structural damage after a minor exterior hotspot was extinguished yesterday.
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What happens when the “adventures” of childhood are revealed to be the struggles of addiction?
Today, we sit down with Ally Helle, a Watertown native who turned a painful family history into a narrative for change. Ally discusses her “Narrative Argument Essay,” explaining how she navigated the transition from a child watching her father’s struggle to an adult choosing a different legacy. We explore the psychological impact of “parentification,” the difficulty of shedding a “party girl” identity, and the hope found in local human services.
Key Timestamps:
[00:00] Introduction: Meet Ally Helle.
[04:30] The Midwest Culture: Why alcohol feels like the only thing to do.
[08:15] The Trauma Link: Why two-thirds of trauma survivors struggle with substances.
[12:45] The Hard Part: The first 60 days of sobriety and the “boredom” of the dry drunk.
[18:20] Changing the Script: Seeing her sister’s journey as a sober parent.
[22:10] Looking Forward: Graduation, case management, and a career in helping others.
Ally Helle is a graduating senior in Psychology at Mount Marty University. She currently serves as a systems-of-care coordinator at a Human Service Agency, helping families set and achieve goals during difficult life transitions.
Closing Thought: “Even if sobriety has just crossed your mind, reach out. The community is there if you’re willing to look.”
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Today’s episode,
We cover a range of local events and significant government updates, from youth sports competitions to serious legal investigations involving state employees and massive financial fraud.
Local Youth Basketball: 2026 Free Throw Championship
The Watertown Knights of Columbus are hosting the 2026 Free Throw Championship on Sunday, January 25, at the Watertown Middle School Gymnasium.
Who Can Join: The event is free and open to all boys and girls ages 9 to 14 (age as of January 1, 2026).
Schedule: Registration and practice begin at 1:00 P.M., with the official contest starting at 1:30 P.M.
Competition Format: Participants compete in their own age groups. Younger divisions (ages 9–11) use a modified 12-foot shooting line and a 28.5-inch basketball, while older divisions (12–14) use the standard 15-foot line and regulation-sized balls.
Prizes & Advancement: Basketballs will be awarded to the 1st- and 22nd-place finishers in each division. All 1st place winners advance to the District Championship on February 1.
Contact: To register or learn more, contact Nick Kranz at 605-886-7799.
Codington County Commission: Leadership and Pay Disputes
The Codington County Commissioners opened their 2026 term on Tuesday with critical leadership votes and a contentious debate over salaries.
Leadership Re-elected: Troy Van Dusen was re-elected as board chairman in a 4-1 vote. The board subsequently showed a united front by unanimously electing nominee Tyler McElhaney as vice chairman.
The Salary Impasse: Discussion stalled over commissioner pay for the fiscal year. Commissioner Myron Johnson initially proposed a 2.6% increase to match the cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) given to other county employees.
Compromise Reached: After motions for both a 0% and a 2.6% increase failed in a deadlocked 2-3 vote, the board eventually passed a compromise 2.5% increase in a 3-2 vote. Van Dusen, McElhaney, and Johnson voted in favor, while Gable and Schweer remained opposed.
4-H Updates and the Watertown Winter Farm Show
Codington County 4-H is seeing high participation as the 2026 season begins.
Shooting Sports: Youth Program Advisor Jody Loehrer reported that shooting sports officially kicked off this week with massive turnouts. BB gun and archery disciplines are already at or near their maximum capacities.
Winter Farm Show Prep: Attention is shifting to the Watertown Winter Farm Show, running from February 11 to 14. The 4-H program will manage three lunch counters and is seeking community volunteers to help.
Events for Youth: The Farm Show will host competitions in photography, Legos, and farm safety, alongside mandatory livestock literacy training.
Calf Show: The week concludes on Saturday, February 14, with the Northeast South Dakota Calf Show, featuring beef cattle from across 11 surrounding counties.
Major Investigations: Fraud and Misconduct
Two serious investigations have reached critical points involving local and state-level integrity.
Tripp County Email Scam: An investigation is underway into a sophisticated email scam that defrauded Tripp County of $826,357. In October 2025, a “spoofed” email address mimicking a legitimate vendor deceived the auditor’s office into redirecting a payment to a criminal account. The South Dakota Division of Criminal Investigation (DCI) is currently working with federal agencies to track the funds.
Falsified CPS Reports: Nova Collins, a 56-year-old former employee of the South Dakota Department of Social Services, was arraigned Tuesday for allegedly falsifying Child Protective Services (CPS) reports. Collins faces four felony counts and one misdemeanor, including forgery and falsification of evidence. Attorney General Marty Jackley noted this is the first criminal prosecution under Senate Bill 62, a 2025 mandate designed to increase oversight of state employee misconduct. Collins was released on a $500 bond and is scheduled to return to court on February 17.
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In this episode, we explore a new chapter for professional growth in Watertown: the Leadership Lab. We are joined by Tim Sheehan of the Watertown Chamber, Heidi Schooley of Mount Marty University, and the program’s lead instructor, Dr. Melissa Meidinger. Together, they discuss how this eight-week interactive course aims to transform area professionals into visionary leaders.
Key Highlights:
The Vision: Why the Chamber and Mount Marty University decided to create an advanced “2.0” leadership experience.
The Instructor: Dr. Melissa Meidinger shares how her 25 years of experience will help make academic principles practical and actionable.
The Curriculum: A look at the weekly topics, including the Enneagram, conflict management, and strategic thinking.
Educational Benefits: Participants may have the option to convert their coursework into Mount Marty University academic credits.
Registration Information: Classes begin March 2, 2026. Space is limited to 30 participants, so listeners are encouraged to sign up early at watertownsd.com/leadership-lab.
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In this episode, we travel up Highway 12 to Webster, South Dakota, to check in with Loren Schoenbeck at Hahler Automotive. While the Hahler Facebook page has recently been buzzing with videos of Schoenbeck’s grandchildren in their battery-powered “bumper cars,” today’s discussion focuses on full-sized value for local drivers. https://www.facebook.com/hahlerauto 
New Vehicles Without the $50,000 Price Tag
Schoenbeck addresses a common concern in today’s market: the rising cost of new vehicles. He highlights that reliable, feature-rich SUVs don’t always require a massive investment, pointing to the Chevy Trailblazer and Chevy Trax as prime examples.
Chevy Trailblazer: Available in the low $30,000 range, these all-wheel-drive SUVs come equipped with modern comforts like heated seats, heated steering wheels, and remote starts—making them an ideal choice for college students or those seeking a full warranty at a used-car price point.
Chevy Trax: For those looking for maximum fuel economy and value, the Trax offers 32 mpg on the highway and essential winter features for around $25,190.
Heavy-Duty Inventory and Spring Preparation
With a fresh transport of vehicles arriving at the lot this week, Hahler Automotive is replenishing its stock after a busy end-of-year season. Schoenbeck notes that they currently boast an impressive selection of heavy-duty pickups, including flatbeds and service body options, perfect for crews preparing for springtime projects.
The “Barrett-Jackson of the North”
As major national auto auctions like Mecum and Barrett-Jackson begin their seasons, Schoenbeck reminds listeners that they don’t need to travel to Florida or Arizona to find classic cars. Hahler Automotive maintains a unique inventory of classic vehicles right here in Webster, with several new additions recently added to the collection.
Whether you are looking for a fuel-efficient daily driver, a work-ready pickup, or a vintage classic, you can view the full inventory at HahlerAuto.com or visit them on Highway 12 in Webster.
Note: Inventory, pricing, and available rebates mentioned in this episode are subject to change. Please visit www.HahlerAuto.com or contact the dealership directly for the most current availability and offers.
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