Month: May 2011

The James River Water Development District board met this week in Mitchell.  District Manager Darrell Raschke says they approved their strategic plan, which details the […]

After seven and a half days of testimony and 68 witnesses, the State of South Dakota has rested it’s case against Ken Huber. Attorneys for Huber called […]

After seven and a half days of testimony and 68 witnesses, the State of South Dakota has rested it’s case against Ken Huber. Prosecutors called […]

SIOUX FALLS, SD – A South Dakota wind developer says a utility company is breaking federal law by refusing to buy power for a wind […]

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 Visitor Highlights. […]

Testimony Wednesday in the re-trial of former Highmore police chief Ken Hubercentered on firearms and Ken Huber’s skill with them. Christina Vashon,  is a forensic […]

A small crowd gave input Tuesday morning at the Huron Community Campus’ Fine Arts Center on concerns they had for the Central Park Redevelopment Project […]

The latest trustees report on the financial state of Social Security and Medicare point out the obvious, both programs are in danger of running out […]

Testimony resumed Tuesday morning in the re-trial of Ken Huber at the Beadle County Courthouse in Huron. Hyde County Emergency Manager Roger Buchholtz  testified he […]

Several democratic legislators are asking South Dakota Attorney General Marty Jackley for an opinion on funding cuts to the states cooperative extension service.  Representative Frank […]