House Action Possible Today on ACA Repeal
The repeal and replacement battle over the Affordable Care Act may have some resolution today. President Trump has demanded that the House vote on the […]
Month: March 2017
Tourism Director Optimistic About 2017
For two years running, South Dakota has amassed record tourism numbers. The state Department of Tourism is optimistic about turning the hat trick in 2017. […]
Three Arrested in Death of LATI Student
Three adults have been arrested at Watertown following the death of a 19 year female at a Southwest Watertown residence early Tuesday Morning. Sgt. Chad […]
HCC to Host NSU Symphony Strings Concert
The Huron Campus Music Appreciation class will host a live concert this Saturday at the Fine Arts Center, featuring the Aberdeen University Civic Symphony Strings. […]
SD Regents to Consider Tuition Hike
The South Dakota Board of Regents will consider increasing the cost of an education at the state’s six public universities. Regents Executive Director Mike Rush […]
StoneyBrook Suites Breaks Ground on Renovation Project
StoneyBrook Suites Assisted Living broke ground Wednesday on a major remodeling project that will add more amenities. Residents, along with their friends and family, will […]
Huron Businesses and Individuals Receive Awards at Annual Meeting
Lt. Governor Matt Michels was keynote speaker at last night’s Huron Chamber & Visitors Bureau and Greater Huron Development Corporation annual meeting at the Plains […]
Huron Happenings
Erica Woodbury of the Huron Chamber & Visitors Bureau is back with this weeks Huron Happenings
Investigation Underway Into Death of LATI Student
Watertown police held a news conference this afternoon to update their investigation into the death of a 19 year-old woman early this morning. Detective Sergeant […]
Bachelor of General Studies Program Coming to HCC
Executive Director of Huron Community Campus Doug Pietz appeared before the city commission Monday night to discuss a new Bachelor of General Studies program that […]