Farm Bill Roll Out On Aggressive Timetable
Farmers could be signing up for new farm programs by this fall and disaster assistance yet this spring. South Dakota Senator John Thune says USDA […]
Month: March 2014
What's Happening In Huron
Looking for something to do in Huron? Erica Woodbury of the Huron Chamber and Visitor’s Bureau has this week’s edition of Chamber Happenings and Visitor Highlights. chamber4web […]
Commission Green-lights Four Variance Requests
The Huron City Commission spent the bulk of their 29 minutes Monday night approving four variance requests. One of those was a request to subdivide […]
Commission Approves Grant Application For Computers
The Huron City Commission gave Mayor Paul Aylward permission to slap his signature on two grant applications from the South Dakota Broadband Initiative Monday night… […]
Tax Reform May Be Tabled For 2014 By Congress
It looks like tax reform will not be a priority for Congress this year. House Ways and Means Committee Chair Dave Camp of Michigan has […]
Spink County States Attorney Pleads Guilty To DUI
Spink County States Attorney’s Vic Fischbach pleaded guilty last week to a driving while under the influence charge after a South Dakota Highway Patrol trooper […]
Winter Refuses To Let Go
It looks like early spring will feel more like late winter, at least for a while. Todd Heitkamp at the National Weather Service in Sioux […]
Politician Paperwork Due Today
Potential legislative candidates have to get their paperwork into the Secretary of State’s Office by 5pm today to get into the election cycle. As of […]
Highway Patrol Crash Highlights Dangers Of Emergency Driving
An accident in Sioux Falls Sunday involving a South Dakota Highway Patrol vehicle shows that collisions can happen to anyone. Huron Public Safety Director Gary […]
Yard Waste Collections To Begin Next Week
If your battle against yard clean-up last fall was stalemated the cold, Huron City Commissioner Gary Harrington has good news for you…. yardpickup Yard wastes […]