Month: March 2016

The Natural Resources Conservation Service is now taking applications for the Conservation Stewardship program.  USDA officials announced there is one hundred fifty million dollars available […]

The South Dakota Auditor General has released a report into the GEAR UP program that was handled by the Mid Central Education Cooperative in Platte […]

The winter of 2015-16 was a little wetter than average across South Dakota.  State Climatologist and associate professor at South Dakota State University Dr. Dennis […]

South Dakota Public Utilities Commission Chairman Chris Nelson has announced he’ll be a candidate for reelection to the PUC 2016. He says he’s focused on […]

DOLAND, S.D. (AP) – The town of Doland is working to reduce the amount of lead in its drinking water.  About 180 people live in […]

The Huron City Commission used a work session to discuss creating a restaurant license in the city. Finance Director Paullyn Carey says it’s a special […]

The Huron City Commission listened to Theresa Township residents concerns about the condition of a road that has some city ownership. The residents in the […]

The Huron City Commission is holding it’s regular weekly meeting tonight. Commissioners will consider awarding a bid for 2016 water and sewer materials and will […]

The Center for Financial Resources (CFR) , a division of Lutheran Social Services, has announced the launch of their student loan counseling program. This service […]

Presidential politics was on the mind of South Dakota Congresswoman Kristi Noem as she met with reporters on her weekly conference.  Noem endorsed Marco Rubio […]