Month: December 2014

Phone pledges totaling 15-thousand 486 dollars have now been received after two nights of the Salvation Army Christmas Basket program.  The annual program continues tonight at 6:30 […]

Democratic activists from across the state are coming together in an effort to better prepare future candidates for election success. South Dakota Progress is an […]

South Dakota Governor Dennis Daugaard gave his 2015 budget plan to the legislature Tuesday in a speech in the House chamber.  He began by looking […]

PIERRE, S.D. (AP) – U.S. Sen.-Elect Mike Rounds has hired key staffers in South Dakota and Washington. They include Jeff Marlette, West River director in […]

Phone pledges totaling five-thousand 824 dollars were received during the first night of the Salvation Army Christmas Basket program.  The annual program continues tonight at […]

The Business Conditions Index, for the nine state Mid-America region which ranges between zeo and 100. declined to 51-point-three from October’s 51-point-eight. After rising to […]

The Huron City Commission approved the first reading of an ordinance revision that would extend the amount of time political and campaign signage could be […]

The City of Huron announced Monday night that the first piece of the Southtown Addition is back on the tax rolls…. iversonsale1 Huron Mayor Paul […]

It looks like South Dakota democrats will have a competitive race for their party chair.  Ann Tornberg, Chair of the Union County Democrats says she […]

The Huron City Commission will hold it’s first meeting of December on the first day of the month tonight. A lighter agenda will see a […]