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SkyWest is returning as the air service carrier for both Watertown and Pierre.
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The state of South Dakota lost a good one last month with the passing of Denis ‘Deny’ Lather. Not only was he quick-witted, funny, and extremely sociable, but his knowledge of sports in the state and his passion for coaching – it’s obvious there can only ever be one Deny Lather.
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NewsChamberlain and Watertown are selected to be the focus of a documentary TV series.
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The city of Watertown is organizing a community-wide cleanup effort next month.
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A group of fans was kicked out of a Watertown Shamrocks minor league hockey game for inappropriate behavior.
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He was the first class A wrestler in South Dakota to win four straight wrestling titles. He's a former Watertown Arrow and SDSU Jackrabbit. Rick Jensen joins Craig Mattick on this edition of In Play.
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NewsAuthorities say quick work by staff helped ease a volatile situation after a fuel tank explosion at the Watertown airport.
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Summit Carbon Solutions is trying to soothe concerns over a proposed CO2 pipeline in a series public input meetings. But some are still not convinced by the company’s promises.
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Watertown faces Pierre in the 2007 Girls Class AA Basketball Championship. This is the original championship stream presented without commentary.
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For the first time in 23-years, the Watertown Arrows have won a state football championship. The game was sloppy at times, by both squads, but each brought plenty excitement. A crucial stop on a two-point conversion was the difference as Watertown edged out Pierre TF Riggs 14-13 to win the 11AA title.