Month: March 2011

Congresswoman Kristi Noem says we need to break our addiction to foreign oil. Citing the unrest affecting 12 oil producing nations in the middle east, […]

The Huron Symphony Orchestra is performing the works of Beethoven tonight at the Huron Community Campus’ Fine Arts Center. Conductor Dr. Robert Vodnoy of Northern […]

A major late winter storm is on track to dump large amounts of snow into east central South Dakota. National Weather Service Meteorologist Billy Williams […]

Governor Dennis Daugaard announced Corrections Secretary Tim Reisch is the new Commander of the South Dakota National Guard. Reisch says he is inheriting a National […]

The National Weather Service has issued its latest flood outlook for South Dakota Rivers. the James River at Huron now has a 98-percent chance at […]

Following talk of possible ballot initiatives, the South Dakota Secretary of States office has put out some updated guidelines on petitions, and how to get […]

Looking for something to do in Huron?  Erica McLaughlin with the Huron Chamber and Visitor’s Bureau brings you this week’s edition of Chamber Happenings and Vistior Highlights. […]

The South Dakota Lottery says a winning lottery ticket sold in Wolsey in February has been claimed. [audio:http://prprt.itmwpb.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/688/2011/03/wolseylotto1.mp3|titles=wolseylotto1] Kelly Thompson with the South Dakota Lottery […]

The turn of the calendar to March brings us closer to spring, but it appears any warm up is a ways off.  Todd Heitkamp at […]

The trial of Edwin Thompson has been delayed. At an informal status hearing Beadle County Deputy States Attorney Jeff Banks and Thompson’s attorney Ron Volesky […]