Month: July 2014

  The South Dakota State Fair Foundation has chipped off another chuck of the gap between money raised and money TO BE raised for the […]

  Huron police are hoping the public can guide them to the individuals responsible for vandalizing a number of businesses and other features in Southeast […]

  The South Dakota Public Utilities Commission has approved NorthWestern Energy’s plan to implement new energy efficiency programs for natural gas and electric customers in […]

  U-S Senate candidate Mike Rounds helps Beadle County Republicans christen their temporary campaign headquarters Monday night. He told the crowd of around 50 assembled […]

  The Huron City Commission need a little over five minutes to complete it’s business Monday night. After completion of meeting standards like roll call, […]

With mid-summer approaching, many small businesses in the state are working longer hours with fewer workers than in years past.  Shawn Lyons, Executive Director of […]

  Incumbent republican Governor Dennis Daugaard has agreed to four debates with his opponents during the campaign season. He says it should be part of the […]

  Denny Pierson of Sioux Falls will run as the democratic candidate for State Treasurer. Pierson, a Sioux Falls businessman and former legislator, says he […]

  The Huron City Commission is holding their regular weekly meeting tonight and might just surpass the shortest meeting they have ever held. The Commission […]

  A Hetland man died in a roll over accident in Kingsbury County during the Fourth of July holiday weekend northwest of Arlington. A 1987 […]