Month: September 2015

While net neutrality rules have been released by the Federal Communications Commission, there are still bills that would give Congress authority over the internet.  South […]

The Huron City Commission approved two variances while meeting as the Board of Adjustment Monday night. The first variance filed by Lorin Lucklum asked that […]

Finding enough workers for jobs in South Dakota will continue to be a problem for some time. A recent survey of the Sioux Falls economy […]

The James River Water Development District awarded almost three hundred thousand dollars for cost sharing projects in and near the river at their September meeting. […]

The Huron City Commission has a busy agenda for the Board of Adjustment, however the Commission itself has a short list of tasks. The Commission […]

Optimism is on the horizon for the prospect of raising teacher salaries in South Dakota. How soon we get to the destination is yet to […]

It’s not as popular as the pheasant hunting opener, but the hunting season for grouse and partridge opens this weekend in South Dakota.  Game, Fish […]

The County Government Interim Committee of the South Dakota legislature is meeting in Pierre. The committee has been hearing from state and local officials about […]

WESSINGTON SPRINGS, S.D. (AP) – Residents of Wessington Springs have approved $1.65 million worth of infrastructure improvements to the town’s Main Street. 87 percent of […]

The Huron Police Department’s largest fund raiser for the Drug Abuse Resistance Education program kicks off today in conjunction with the WISSOTA 100 at Dakota […]