Month: January 2015

The South Dakota Municipal League is floating a proposal to give cities an opportunity to raise revenue for a particular project through a limited one-cent […]

The Huron City Commission will not be holding a weekly meeting tonight because of the Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday. Along with no commission meeting […]

At least one power production company in South Dakota is taking a slow and steady approach to using renewable energy sources.  Northwestern Energy recently signed a […]

The holidays are over, but the bills that follow may have some people considering a short-term loan to cover their expenses. The South Dakota Department […]

One of the stated goals of the republican majority in Congress is setting up a permanent transportation funding source.  South Dakota Senator John Thune, now […]

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. – With the new year just under way, experts say a little time spent preparing for tax season in the next few […]

The Salvation Army in Huron has announced the grand total in donations made to the 2014 Christmas Basket Program…. xmas2014-1 Huron Salvation Army Advisory Board […]

Sales tax number for the City of Huron in 2014 beat out what the city took in in 2013. Finance Commissioner Bryan Smith put some […]

The 2015 session of the South Dakota Legislature opened Tuesday with ceremonies and speeches, and then got down to business.  Among issues, as usual, is […]

The City of Huron has joined approximately 60 other municipalities across the state, in lending it’s support to a proposed piece of legislation, likely to […]