Huron To Streamline Water Shut-Off Notice Process
The City of Huron is streamlining the process to deal with late water bills. Commissioner Gary Harrington say your bill is mailed on the last […]
Month: March 2015
James River Still Seeing Effects Of 2011 Flooding
During the flood of 2011 on the Missouri River, the high water created a sand bar across much of the mouth of the James River, […]
Thune Says GOP Looking To Move On And Cooperate After Backtracking On DHS Funding Bill
Republicans in Congress had to retreat a bit, and pass a so called “clean” funding bill for the Department of Homeland Security. Democrats in the […]
Ag Land Study Bill Killed
A bill that would have set up a committee to study the actual use of ag land in South Dakota was killed on the Senate […]
Spring Flood Risk Low
With dry conditions holding over from last fall, and very little snow pack, the flood outlook for eastern South Dakota is very low. Mike Gillispie […]
New GF&P Boss Takes Over
Monday brought the first day on the job for South Dakota’s new Game, Fish and Parks Secretary Kelly Hepler. Hepler is a South Dakota native […]
South Dakota's Finances Deemed "Stable"
The South Dakota Bureau of Finance and Management has released the states comprehensive annual financial report for fiscal year 2014. In the report, the states […]
Business Index Up Again
The Creighton University Mid-America Business Conditions Index for February, a leading economic indicator for a nine-state region stretching from North Dakota to Arkansas, increased from […]
Two Major Ag Co-Ops Becoming One
Two South Dakota based grain cooperatives have announced their intention to combine. The Boards of Directors for Ipswitch based North Central Farmers Elevator and Aberdeen […]
Michels Believes Reform For Capital Outlay Funding In Some Form Could Pass This Session
State aid to education is a big issue for the South Dakota legislature. This year attracting and keeping teachers has entered into the mix. Most […]