Celebrating Teachers This Week
As the school year winds down, this is Teacher Appreciation Week across the country. School districts in South Dakota are working out contract agreements with […]
Month: May 2013
SB 70 Provisions Preparing To Be Put To Work
In just under two months, the judicial system in SD will implement changes contained in Senate Bill 70—passed by this year’s state legislature. Attorney General […]
Internet Tax Vote By Senate "Step In Right Direction"
South Dakota Chamber head Dave Owen says the Senate Monday night approving legislation allowing states to force online retailers to collect sales taxes is a […]
City Pursuing Grant To Add Second School Resource Officer
The City of Huron would like to add a second School Resource Officer and the first step to possibly make that happen has been approved […]
Eight Road Projects Taking Place In And Around Huron
Warmer weather is giving city work crews the opening they need to start on a number of projects. City Engineer Mike Wever says sewer main […]
Spring Locking In
A warm up, of sorts, is on the way for South Dakota but rain chances look to be a hit and miss affair says National […]
Aylward, Harrington Tested First Night Out
With a room full of supporters and family, former AFSCME Council 59 Executive Director Paul Aylward, took to the mayor’s chair for the first time […]
Mayor McGirr Gracefully Bows Out
mcgirrgudby1 Fifteen years on the Huron City Commission dais came to a close for David McGirr Monday. McGirr spent nine years on the Huron City […]
Noem Non-committed On Political Future
Don’t hold your breath waiting for an announcement regarding Congresswoman Kristi Noem’s political future…. Noem-A The second term republican representative says she’s been busy…. Noem-B […]
Economic Study Shows South Dakota Looking Good
South Dakota is typically referred to as a low-wage state. South Dakota Office of Economic Development Commissioner Pat Costello says that is simply not true. […]