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Chad McKenzie

Hi, my name is Chad McKenzie. I host the Main Street Café, mornings on 1140 KSOO, along with News Director Beth Warden. I’m considered one of the “old farts” in Sioux Falls radio. I’ve been waking people up in the tri-state area since 1984. I spent my formative years growing up on a small farm just outside of Chester, South Dakota. After deciding that wasn’t my cup of tea, and realizing I had the gift of gab, I enrolled at South Dakota State University, where I went on to graduate and land a radio job in Sioux Falls and I’ve been here ever since. Back in the 1990’s, I also did weather for KELOLAND Television. It was then I realized radio was my true love. Whenever I have any free time, you’ll find me either on a golf course with friends, or riding motorcycle down a two-lane country road.

2017 Christmas at the Capital in Pictures
I made a quick trip out to Pierre this past weekend to visit family. While we were there we decided to stop by the Capital to see the Christmas trees - WOW.
4 months ago
$7.50 for a Bowl of Cereal? You’re Kidding, Right?
By a show of hands, who would be willing to pay $7.50 for a bowl of breakfast cereal? Anyone? Hello? Just as I thought, I didn't think so.
4 months ago
Porch Pirates Beware – the Postal Service Has You in Their Sites
You've heard of porch pirates right - those who steal packages delivered to front porches - well the Postal Service has decided it's time to fight back.
4 months ago
On the Heels of Bitcoin Comes – CryptoKitties?
You may have heard of the new digital currency that's become popular called Bitcoin, it's been in the news a lot lately, but have you heard of CryptoKitties?
4 months ago
Doctors Say Man Flu a Real Thing – See, I Told You!
My wife always jokes that when it comes to the flu I'm a super big wimp. Who's laughing now. Researchers have determined that the 'Man Flu' is a real thing.
4 months ago
Study Shows Deaths from Window Blinds Needs to Be Addressed
According to a new study published in the journal Pediatrics the number of kids killed by window blinds in the U.S. is an issue that needs to be addressed.
4 months ago
Congratulations Reva Rezac, December’s Volunteer of the Month
The Helpline Center congratulates Reva Rezac on being named the December 2017 Volunteer of the Month
4 months ago
Building a Better Community Through Volunteering
Here are the new volunteer opportunities available this week through the Helpline Center.
4 months ago
More and More Parents Helping Their Adult Children Financially
Used to be when your kid graduated from college or some other form of job training they were "on their own" - not anymore according to a new survey.
5 months ago
Officials Warn Public of Online Rental Scam
If you're looking for a new apartment, be careful. The rental scams that were common during the subprime housing crisis a few years back have re-surfaced.
5 months ago

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