Month: November 2014

South Dakota Congresswoman Kristi Noem says she is still considering her choices for committee assignments in the new Congress that convenes in January.  She says […]

The Huron City Commission has agreed to give 25-thousand dollars to the Huron Workforce Development Council to help show the city’s support for initiative. The […]

The newest update from the U.S. Drought Monitor shows that abnormally dry conditions cover a good portion of eastern and parts of central South Dakota. […]

The Huron City Commission meets tonight to begin the final week of November. Commissioners will consider a payment request for sewer main lining and a […]

Another fight is developing over “net neutrality.” While many people don’t have a good understanding of what that is exactly, South Dakota Public Utilities Commissioner […]

PIERRE, S.D. (AP) – The state’s Department of Transportation has awarded $1.1 million to six small South Dakota cities and one county for road improvements. […]

Medical marijuana supporters are hosting a legislative summit this weekend in Sioux Falls. The South Dakota Medical Marijuana Summit is hosted by South Dakota Compassion, […]

The Governmental Affairs Committee of the Huron Chamber and Visitor’s Bureau teamed up with the Huron Kiwanis Club to host the 2014 State of the […]

The lame duck session of Congress is staying busy. U-S Representative Kristie Noem says they’ve passed on and are looking at two other bills to […]

When the new Congress convenes early next year, South Dakota Senator John Thune will be in line to become the Chairman of the Commerce Committee. […]