City Commission Quick Hits From July 25th
The Huron City Commission met Monday night and approved a number of items on its agenda. The Commission awarded two bids Monday night. The Commission […]
Month: July 2011
Ethanol Plant Seeks To Use Storm Water In Processes
POET Bio refinery plant officials in Loomis want to be able to use storm water as part of their efforts to improve their environmental footprint. […]
Moderate Risk For Severe Storms This Afternoon
The Storm Prediction Center in Norman, Oklahoma has placed much of north central South Dakota and south central North Dakota in a moderate risk for […]
BID Ordinance Moving Forward
The Huron City Commission approved first reading of an ordinance that would establish a Business Improvement District in Huron. The BID would raise money for […]
City Buys New Dispatch Equipment
The Huron City Commission approved the purchase of a new digital 911 system that can hold 174-thousand 600 hours of recorded radio traffic and emergency […]
James River Closes Roads In Huron
The James River’s forth rise this year has closed two roads near the Third Street Dam. Sherman Avenue that leads to the Solid Waste Department […]
City Commission Meets Tonight
The Huron City Commission meets tonight at the Huron Municipal Building. Commissioners will consider awarding bids for an asphalt zipper and baler belt. A public […]
James River WDD Sets Budget
The directors of the James River Water Development District set their budget for the upcoming year at their meeting in Yankton Thursday. District Manager, Darryl […]
AT&T Service To Get Better With Time
Many cell phone users in South Dakota have had to make the transition from Alltel service to AT&T, when the giant provider bought the smaller […]
State Ends Fiscal Year Balanced
There’s good financial news coming from the state capital today. The state ended the 2011 fiscal year with a balanced budget. Jason Dilges of the Bureau […]