Volesky To Represent Mitchell Man Accused Of Voter Fraud
MITCHELL, S.D. (AP) — Police in Mitchell arrested a 54-year-old resident suspected of voting twice in Tuesday’s school board election. Craig Guymon was arrested on […]
Month: June 2013
Jackley Supports SCOUTUS Ruling On DNA Collection
South Dakota’s chief law enforcement officer is applauding a U.S. Supreme Court decision upholding DNA collection from individuals charged with serious crimes….. Jackley-DNA-1 Attorney General […]
Regional Economy Down Last Month
The monthly Mid-America Business Conditions Index, a leading economic indicator for a nine-state region, dipped slightly for the month of May. The index continues to […]
PUC Looking To Change Rules For Grain Buying
This week the South Dakota Public Utilities Commission decided that all voluntary sale credit contracts must be signed by the farmer and the grain elevator. […]
Newscast For June 5th, 2013
From the newsroom at Performance Radio, here’s local and state news for June 5th, 2013 June 5th, 2013 News
Summer Study On Education Funding Nearing.
An interim committee of the South Dakota legislature will again study education funding this summer. The committee holds their first meeting later this month in […]
City And Development Corporation Working On Land Lease
The City of Huron and Greater Huron Development Corporation is working toward an agreement regarding land in the west industrial park. G-H-D-C Executive Director Jim […]
State Bank Accounts Looking Good As Fiscal Year Closes
The State of South Dakota will wrap up the financial year in a pretty good position. Governor Dennis Daugaard says there is some money to […]
Newscast For June 4th, 2013
From the newsroom at Performance Radio, here’s local and state news for June 4th, 2013 June 4th, 2013 News
Winter Park Water Tower To Be Taken Down Tomorrow
A long-time Huron landmark is coming down tomorrow. Public Works Director Mike Wever says demolition of the Winter Park Water Tower will start early Wednesday […]