5% Pay Raise Approved For Huron Schools
The Huron School Board has approved an increase in pay for teachers. The raise would be five-percent across the board for teachers and administrators. Board […]
Month: May 2015
Non-GMO Meal To Be Processed At Plant Near Miller
South Dakota Soybean Processors and World Food Processing are partnering to produce non-GMO soybean meal. SDSP CEO Tom Kersting says there is robust demand for […]
Ground Breaking Wednesday For Nordby Exhibit Hall
The groundbreaking for the new 4-H Nordby Exhibit Hall on the South Dakota State Fairgrounds in Huron will be next Wednesday. South Dakota State 4-H […]
Latest Federal Highway Funding Extender "Different"
The often extended federal transportation bill expires again at the end of this month, and it looks like it will be extended once again. South […]
Co-Op Merger Not Expected To Cost Jobs
Officials with two of South Dakota’s largest agricultural co-operatives are continuing to move toward a possible unification of the two companies. North Central Farmers Elevator […]
Report Pushes Need For Stable Homes For Children In Difficult Situations
A report from the Annie E. Casey Foundation says that in tough times, kids do better in families, and have the best chance for success […]
Accident Injures Three In Huron
Three people sustained injuries in a Thursday morning accident in Huron. Emergency crews were summoned around 7:45-AM to the intersection of 9th Street and Lincoln […]
City Officially Parts Way With First Round Of Southtown Property
The first parcels of the South Town Addition in Huron are now out of city control… stupdate1 Mayor Paul Aylward says the properties are already […]
PUC Planning Hearings On Dakota Access Pipeline
The planning process is underway for hearings on the proposed Dakota Access pipeline across eastern South Dakota. Public Utilities Commission Chairman Chris Nelson says they […]
Anti-Smoking Campaign Using Former Smokers To Tell Stories Of Tobacco Use
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. – Colon cancer, vision problems and myths about vaping, using e-cigarettes, are featured in the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s new […]