Month: July 2014

State Senator Jason Frerichs of Wilmot was among a group of legislators that met with officials of the Environmental Protection Agency in Washington last week. […]

Immigration reform is the big issue in Washington this week as the border control crisis continues. Gordon Howie is the independent candidate in South Dakota […]

Low-interest Small Business Administration loans are available to South Dakotans hit by flooding or a tornado.  SBA has issued a disaster declaration for homes and […]

  A Huron man, who pleaded guilty to grand theft June 17th for his role in the staged armed robbery of a Huron gas station, […]

  Look for the Huron City Commission to be taking part in many more work sessions at the conclusion of City Commission meetings. Commissioners and […]

South Dakota state government ended the 2014 budget year in another surplus. This is the third year in a row for the state, and Tim […]

  Heavy rain in Huron Saturday morning is forcing the Huron Public Library to remain closed a little while longer. Library Directory Shirley Apley says […]

  The City of Huron has been recycling for one year already. Solid Waste Superintendent Dale Fortin stopped by the Huron City Commission meeting Monday […]

Two missing residents of Sanborn County have been accounted for.  The  Sanborn County Sheriff’s Department says 77 year-old Sheila Claire Willman and 56-year-old Brian Beem have […]

  South Dakota democratic gubernatorial candidate Susan Wismer is starting her first post primary campaign tour of the state, and she is focused on Medicaid […]