Month: May 2011

One in and one out over the last week. Newt Gingrich has announced he will be a republican candidate for President while former candidate Mike […]

It’s an off day in the re-trial of Ken Huber. The 44-year old Huber is being tried a second time on 1st degree murder and […]

HURON, S.D.— South Dakota State Fair Manager Jerome Hertel announced Friday that Little River Band will perform with Cheap Trick on Sunday, Sept. 4, at the […]

It appears that a rebound in state sales tax receipts is gathering strength. South Dakota Retailers Association Executive Director Shawn Lyons says gas prices will […]

The Central Park redevelopment project takes center stage again at tonight’s Huron City Commission meeting. The Commission will consider approving an architect contract with Bonestroo […]

Representatives from tourism-related businesses, chambers of commerce, convention visitor bureaus, and state tourism officials gathered at the Corn Palace in Mitchell Thursday for the annual […]

Congress is debating the idea of ending the Essential Air Service program, which would have a direct and significant impact to airports at Watertown and […]

Ken Huber wiped tears from his eyes as he relived the moments after his wife Pam was struck by a bullet from his Glock 40-caliber […]

Ken Huber wiped tears from his eyes as he relived the moments after his wife Pam was struck by a bullet from his Glock 40-caliber […]

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. […]