Month: December 2014

The South Dakota State Fair has named a new manager. Long-time Huron Chamber and Visitor’s Bureau president and C-E-O Peggy Woolridge-Besch has been selected to […]

Someone in Huron will have six-thousand more dollars to make the holidays a bit more happier. The South Dakota Lottery says a Wild Card 2 […]

The 2015 fiscal year appropriations bill passed by Congress isn’t sitting well with some ag groups because of added provisions. South Dakota Farmers Union President […]

Ann Tornberg of Beresford is the incoming chair of the South Dakota Democratic Party. She was elected by the state central committee last weekend. Minnehaha […]

Final committee assignments in the US House will be made when members return in January. South Dakota Congresswoman Kristi Noem says she wants to make […]

Repealing and replacing the Affordable Care Act, or Obamacare will be one of the priorities of the new republican majority in the Senate next year. […]

LEAD, S.D. (AP) – Gov. Dennis Daugaard’s administration says drug and DUI courts are working for offenders and taxpayers in South Dakota, and the governor […]

South Dakota Governor Dennis Daugaard has announced that a total of $56 million in public and private funds will be invested in four new and […]

The South Dakota Attorney General’s office says an Alpena couple is facing at least 25 years in prison and nearly a dozen charges relating to […]

Huron Police Chief Dennis Meyer has presented his proposal for restructuring personnel within the department. Re-alignment of personnel has been discussed since Meyer became chief […]