Month: October 2014

Feeding South Dakota has trumped the competition in a national contest to win a $60,000 grant from Wal-Mart. Fifty food banks across the nation have […]

Utility companies across the Midwest have formed a coalition to warn and educate their customers about a recent uptick in utility scams. Carrie Law is […]

LAMOURE, N.D. (AP) – A semitrailer crash in southeastern North Dakota killed a number of turkeys. The Highway Patrol says the semi went out of […]

Huron Public Safety Director Gary Will, Jr. made a surprise announcement to the Huron City Commission Monday night…. willresign1 Following the meeting Will declined to […]

A large piece of prime commercial real estate along Highway 37 on the south side of Huron has a new owner. Greater Huron Development Corporation […]

Finding, keeping and paying teachers is becoming a significant issue for most school districts in South Dakota.  A coalition of education groups has suggested a […]

The South Dakota Department of Agriculture unveiled the South Dakota Agricultural Economic Impact Study last week. State Ag Secretary Lucas Lentsch says the study shows […]

A light slate of items will greet the Huron City Commission tonight. Commissioners will consider a joint funding agreement with the U-S Geological Survey for […]

Rail officials should have anticipated the large grain harvest farmers are dealing with and should have been ready with adequate rail cars for delivery. That’s […]

The Mid-America Business Conditions Index for September declined from August’s healthy reading. Indices over the past several months are pointing to solid, but slower, economic […]