Month: September 2014

HURON, S.D. (AP) – Huron philanthropists Donna and Paul Christen have donated $1 million to Feeding South Dakota. Paul Christen says he and his wife […]

Wal-Mart is offering $3 million in grants to Feeding America food banks across the country. Feeding South Dakota is hoping to win one of fifty […]

The Ag Land Assessment Oversight Advisory Task Force of the South Dakota Legislature met last  week in Pierre.  The committee has been watching the implementation of […]

A variance to allow three trailer homes to be placed on two lots near the Sheltered Trailer Park is denied by the Huron City Commission […]

A 21-year-old Iroquois man has pleaded guilty to a grand theft charge for taking items from multiple automobiles in Huron earlier this this year. Alan […]

Two Huron women charged with multiple counts of arson and burglary in relation to a March fire at the Tailgate Restaurant in Huron have either […]

Members of the legislatures Planning Committee heard some proposals Monday that could raise teacher pay.  Wade Pogany is the executive director of the Associated School […]

The Huron City Commission approved first reading of the 2015 city budget ordinance Monday night. It was the first budget ordinance reading for Finance Commissioner […]

The City of Huron will not remove a small piece of driveway that a long time Huron couple believes is on their land. Carroll and […]

The South Dakota Department of Tourism has several accomplishments recently, including the National Mercury Award for the best print advertising piece. Secretary of Tourism, Jim […]