Rick Knobe

When a restaurant wait staff person asks this question, "How are we today?" I wonder if that person has multiple personalities and isn't sure how they are doing and want me to answer for them, or if they are checking on the status of our relationship, as in "am I in trouble?"

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Monday night we are going to kill somebody. He is Eric Robert. He wants to die. The man is serving a life sentence for kidnapping. Robert  brutally murdered prison guard Ronald Johnson in 2011.

Eric Robert

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KSOO-AM's Rick Knobe, who knows a thing or two about political theater, takes a look at last night's Vice-Presidential debate between Democrat - and current VP - Joe Biden and GOP candidate Paul Ryan and provides his input as to who won what.

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I am concerned. The angst, anger, and frustration we are feeling about the federal government is "trickling down" to Sioux Falls city hall. Actually it is more than a trickle, it is a form of the falls of the river.

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Spent Wednesday morning at the Zoo. Not viewing the animals, but as part of a panel discussion for the Chamber of Commerce Leadership Sioux Falls program. Young business people who want to develop leadership skills for work and their community sign up for a several week commitment to learn about our city, county, schools, and the various components of our business and cultural scene

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Flu season in progress? Yes. Flu shots for you and family? Not sure? Listen Saturday at 11am for "A Better You" as we discuss the merits of getting those injections. Dr. "Skipper" Fritz, a family medicine doctor from Sanford, will talk about ways to stay away from the flu and what to do if you aren't successful

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The benefits of organic food will be the topic on "A Better You" Saturday morning at 11am, on 1140 KSOO.  Kristin Laberis, a chef at the Center for Health and Well Being, will be our guest.

Stories and studies seem to be coming out regularly about organic vs

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A positive overnight experience for children dealing with the loss of a loved one will take place Oct 19 and 20th. It is called"  "Camp Jess" and is sponsored by Sanford Health through their Hospice Program. The location is

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The results of the second "March into the  Light" event held by "Face it Sioux Falls" are impressive. Over 250 got up very early on September 22 to "March into the Light" at sunrise, along the River Greenway at Cherapa Place.

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Thursday, Oct. 4th, Federal Judge Lawrence Piersol will hear arguments from lawyers for convicted murderer Donald Moeller about the state of South Dakota one drug protocol to carry out the death penalty

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