Month: November 2014

Businesses in the state appear to be confident they will have a good holiday shopping season to cap the year.  Shawn Lyons, Executive Director of […]

As one of the busiest travel holidays begins this weekend, the South Dakota Highway Patrol will be out enforcing traffic laws and encouraging safe driving. […]

Howard Elementary School students and staff took time Tuesday to celebrate receiving a national award. On Tuesday afternoon, all of the Howard Elementary students and […]

BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) – The closing of Alco stores around the central U.S. affects nearly two dozen communities in the Dakotas. The small-town discount retailer […]

PIERRE, S.D. (AP) – Four South Dakota communities will soon be implementing municipal tax changes. The state’s Business Tax Division says the communities that will […]

The Regional Watershed Advisory Task Force of the South Dakota legislature met Monday in Pierre.  The group has held a number of meetings, looking for […]

The Huron City Commission narrowly defeated a proposed ordinance revision regarding the placement of campaign signs in the City of Huron. Huron has a simple […]

For the past several years, Congress has passed a series of short term highway funding bills, without addressing the underlying funding problems.  South Dakota Senator […]

South Dakota Senator-elect Mike Rounds says he is glad the campaign is over, and he is looking forward to January in Washington.  In his first […]