Month: August 2014

  The Joint Appropriations Committee of the South Dakota Legislature met recently for an update on the state’s fiscal condition. They were told the state […]

The South Dakota Office of School and Public Lands ended the fiscal year on a positive note. Deputy Commissioner, Ryan Brunner,  says that as of […]

Russian President Vladimir Putin has moved to retaliate against the United States and other countries that imposed sanctions on Russia because of their interference in […]

  The field hearings of the Highway Needs and Financing Committee of the South Dakota Legislature have wrapped up. Those hearings were held around the […]

  Activists in several states are pushing legislators to label foods using genetically modified organisms, or GMO’s and set them apart from other foods.  There […]

  The summer convention of the Associated School Boards and School Administrators of South Dakota is being held in Sioux Falls. Wade Pogany is the […]

  The City of Groton is adding a water slide to it’s municipal pool, by way of the City of Huron… grotonwaterslide1 Park and Recreation […]

  Broadband internet coverage is continuing to improve throughout South Dakota. Public Utilities Commission Chairman Gary Hanson, says the accessibility of broadband has grown since he’s […]

In a party line vote the US House has decided to sue the President for what many republicans perceive as his attempts to overstep his […]

  The pastor of State of Grace Ministries in Huron addressed the Huron City Commission Monday night regarding a Door-to-Door Sales License the city revoked […]