Month: October 2014

A task force may be coming forward with support from the Huron City Commission, focusing on retail expansion. Commissioner Bryan Smith says meetings on the idea […]

The South Dakota Developmental Center is hosting their second annual community health and wellness fair in Redfield today. S-D-D-C Director, Jan Banghart, says the impact […]

The Huron City Commission took nearly two hours for an open discussion with over half of the Huron Police Department Monday night. The work session […]

While the lack of medical care in many rural areas of South Dakota is seen as a roadblock for development, there is also an evolving […]

Senate Ag Committee Republicans including South Dakota’s John Thune are asking EPA to withdraw its so called interpretive rule that was released with the Waters […]

Folks on Social Security will see a one point seven percent increase in their benefits starting on January first. The annual raise is based on […]

The Huron City Commission holds it’s final meeting of October tonight. A light agenda has the Commission considering a contract with Robert Sharp and Associates […]

MITCHELL, S.D. (AP) – A retired businessman from Huron is donating $1 million to Mitchell Technical Institute. Earl Nordby’s gift is the largest cash donation […]

The first FARM members from the University of South Dakota’s Sanford School of Medicine are in the field, with a second group ready to join […]