Month: July 2014

The James River Water Development District Board of Directors is planning to pay more for stream buffering projects. Board Manager, Dave Bartel, says the board […]

  The Huron City Commission will gather tonight for it’s regular weekly meeting. Commissioners will consider two payment requests and hear a semi-annual update from […]

The weeks from now through early September bring what health officials call the peak transmission time for West Nile virus in South Dakota. Late last […]

  One candidate for U-S Senate in South Dakota is serious when he says he wants to shut the doors of the U-S Department of […]

The latest monthly business survey  for the region suggests the economy should continue growing steadily in the months ahead.  The region’s overall economic index crept up […]

  Independent U.S. Senate candidate Larry Pressler’s campaign got a boost Wednesday from an organization combating partisan politics. The Centrist Project endorsed Pressler’s bid to […]

The James River Water Development District Board of Directors are meeting today in Yankton to discuss a budget for 2015. The District provides for projects that […]

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 […]

  With only a limited number of legislative days on the Congressional calendar, many important issues will not see any action in Washington this year. […]

Wessington Springs is continuing to move forward following the damage brought by an EF-Two tornado nearly three weeks ago. Tony Burke of the American Red […]