Month: September 2011

Work crews closed one chapter in Huron’s history to prepare to open another, as Voorhees Hall fell on the former Huron University Campus yesterday… [audio:http://prprt.itmwpb.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/688/2011/09/voorhees1.mp3|titles=voorhees1] […]

Bond is set at 250-thousand dollars cash or surety for a Minnesota man charged with vehicular homicide, drunk driving and hit and run. Twenty-eight year […]

The Huron City Commission will meet as the Board of Adjustments tonight to hear another round of variance requests. The Board of Adjustments will hear […]

Community Counseling’s former building at 34 3rd street Southeast in Downtown Huron has been selected as the temporary site for Horizon Health Care’s new clinic […]

MITCHELL, SD – Dakota Wesleyan University this week is beginning work on an $11.5 million health science center.  A groundbreaking ceremony for the four-story, 48,000-square-foot […]

It’s homecoming for Huron High School. The Homecoming Royaltiy for the Tigers were announced last night following the Tigers Volleyball game against Watertown… [audio:http://prprt.itmwpb.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/688/2011/09/coronation-announcement.mp3|titles=coronation announcement] […]

South Dakota Senator Tim Johnson released a list of projects whose completion has been delayed by a lack of Federal Emergency Management Funds. 153 projects […]

The US House is attempting to reconcile conflicting budget bills.  A bill that contained disaster funding was defeated earlier this week, when a number of […]

HURON, SD – The South Dakota State Fair has turned the corner to a brighter future just a few years after legislators questioned the annual […]