Ohm's Appliance Center

04/25/2026

About an hour left to get a lot of dryer for not a lot of money and help Brookings Regional Humane Society

By Brookings Regional Humane Society

01/09/2026

Just a reminder of all the appliance brands we sell: Speed Queen, GE, Profile, Cafe, LG, Whirlpool, Maytag, Amana, Hotpoint, Kitchenaid, Crosley and Conservator. With all of these brands and products available, we can find a great fit for you. Check them out at ohmsappliancecenter.com or our store at 1425 Main Avenue South in Brookings.

Ohm's Appliance center is a family-owned appliance retailer in Brookings, SD. We offer the best service, delivery, installation and big savings every day. Shop now!

12/17/2025

There's still time to get your new appliances delivered before Christmas. We can get your kitchen upgraded and have you cooking up a storm. It's all in stock and ready for delivery without all the nickel-and-dime fees. Just stop by or give us a call.

07/24/2025

We're happy to take on your project, big or small.

06/20/2025

Independence Day promotions are live for most brands! It's been a difficult year to predict where prices are going to go, but July 4th sales are the best we've seen this year. Stop in and let us help you get into the new washer, refrigerator, or any other appliance you've been tolerating for too long.

04/14/2025

Shout out to our Game Day Sponsor

Ohm’s Appliance Center

Thank you for being a proud supporter of Sioux Valley Softball 🥎 💙

03/24/2025

08/31/2024

Ohm's Appliance Center is proud to support the poker run, going on right now.

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06/26/2024

🔥Sizzling Summer Deals!!!🔥If you haven't checked out our Brookings Radio Auction for great Sizzling Summer Deals then you need to visit today!!! Save on gift certificates and items like this Whirlpool® 30" Fingerprint Resistant Stainless Steel Freestanding Gas Range from Ohm's Appliance Center. Visit rabezauction.com today!

05/30/2024

Ken again. I'm still working through how I feel about the rug being pulled out from underneath all of these great folks from the radio stations, but it's a good reminder that there are other real people who are still employed through their company and it'd be great if more didn't lose those jobs.

Our hearts go out to all those affected by the layoffs at Brookings Radio News. 💔 Our support (and all of Brookings) is with you!

This also goes to show that we need to support Brookings Radio News now more than ever. Businesses like YOURS can do just that.

Learn more about staying invested in your local radio here: https://www.brookingsradio.com/contact-us/

05/23/2024

Hello all. This is Ken. I didn't expect this to be my first post as owner, but sometimes things come up that need to be said. If you haven't heard, all of the Brookings Radio on-air talent- the DJs- were let go without notice yesterday. This wasn't only in Brookings, but in several other stations owned by the same Alpha Media group. It's apparently intended to save the company money.

In my humble opinion, Brookings (and the region) just lost a bit of what makes us special. We lost the people that came and broadcast our local sporting events. We lost the live broadcasts from special events like the truck raffle for the Boys & Girls Club of Brookings. We lost support for community groups like Brookings Regional Humane Society and Brookings Community Theatre Volunteers. We lost severe weather updates and coverage of breaking news in the area. I was living in Volga in 2001 when the town was evacuated for a propane leak, and Brookings Radio was critical in getting out information for what all of us residents needed to do. And the loss of all this, and more, makes me sad.

I'm also angry. The human beings who were treated so poorly yesterday deserved more than this. Bald Bob, Brian Waltz, Michael Quinn, Jay Roe, JD Berreth, Dusty Stalder, Perry Miller, and others (sorry if I forgot you) have been the backbone of our community for decades. Voices that have moved on in either occupation or in life like Brad DeBeer, Grant Peterson, or the late Dellas Cole were also such a fixture for so many years that most of the time, we were so used to them that we didn't even register who was talking, we just knew what we were hearing was true and expected. And when the weather was bad, and the authorities were telling us to stay home or get to shelter, this was the one group that always made it in to keep us informed.

For a number of years now, I've been doing in-studio spots with Bob on KBRK in the mornings. Its a pale imitation of what Kevin did for a number of years, but I've enjoyed it tremendously, even if we often strayed away from the selling of appliances that I was supposed to be doing those mornings. I consider Bob a friend and I feel awful about this being the ending for his radio career. I've linked his daughter's post in the comments. Please support these folks in any way you can.