Month: November 2015

The details of the just completed Trans Pacific Partnership, or TPP trade deal were released to members of Congress last week. It is a multi-nation […]

Feeding South Dakota has launched their 5th annual Turkey Drive. This year, their goal is to provide 2,500 turkeys through their 350 non-profit partner agencies […]

The Huron Veteran’s Council held it’s annual Veteran’s Day program at the Huron High School Auditorium. Speaking at the event was Beadle/Sanborn County Veteran’s Service […]

WOONSOCKET, S.D. (AP) – Woonsocket school officials won’t make any decision on the school’s “Redmen” nickname until at least early next year. The South Dakota High […]

The next step in the federal budget process will be debate over the omnibus spending bill. The budget bills set the priorities, the appropriations process […]

The 2016 general election is now just under a year away, and political parties are organizing. Pam Roberts, Chair of the South Dakota Republican Party […]

Like most in the state, South Dakota Governor Dennis Daugaard is waiting to hear the conclusions of the Blue Ribbon Task Force on Education. He […]

Every few months, complaints of the IRS telephone Impersonation scam become more frequent. Better Business Bureau-South Dakota director, Jessie Schmidt, warns to be on the […]

The finances for the City of Huron once again got a passing grade as the city’s 2014 Audited Finance Statements were presented to the Huron […]