SD State Fair and SDSU Athletics Come Together for Ticket Promotion
The South Dakota State Fair and South Dakota State University (SDSU) Athletics have teamed up on a Labor Day weekend ticket promotion. Anyone purchasing tickets […]
Month: June 2017
Gitchie Manitou Survivor A Part of “Authors Among Us” Series at Huron Library
The Authors Among Us series continues Thursday, July 13 at 6:00 P.M., at the Huron Public Library. Phil and Sandy Hamman authors of Gitchie Girl will be joined […]
Shane Stewart Returns to DSFS Saturday Night
The World of Outlaws Craftsman Sprint car series is making their 2nd ever stop in Dakota State Fair Speedway in Huron Tomorrow night. One of […]
Thune Introduces Legislation That Changes Farm Bill’s Disaster Title
South Dakota Senator John Thune has introduced legislation that will make changes to the disaster title of the farm bill. He says the measure calls […]
Burn Ban Lifted in Beadle County
The Beadle County Office of Emergency Management announces that after discussion during the Beadle County Commission meeting Thursday June 29, 2017, the burn ban, in […]
Health Department Awards $500,000 For Mosquito Control
Nearly 200 South Dakota cities, counties and tribes will share in $499,911 in grants intended to control mosquitoes and prevent West Nile virus , the […]
Vote on Health Care Bill Delayed Until After July 4th Recess
Senate Republicans have delayed a vote on their health care repeal and replacement bill until after the July 4th recess. South Dakota Senator Mike Rounds, […]
Area Golfers Compete in Junior Tour Event
The South Dakota Golf Association had a Junior Tour event in Huron Yesterday at Broadland Creek with a number of area golfers competing. In […]
Record Number of South Dakotans Expected to Hit the Road for July 4th
Triple-A expects a record number of South Dakotans to travel over the July 4th holiday period. Triple-A’s Marilyn Buskohl believes three factors are contributing to the increase. […]
SD Corn Growers Hoping China Could Be Opportunity For Grain Sales
Recent reports from China show the nation’s farmers may have cut more corn acreage. That could prove to be an opportunity for exports of U.S. […]