Solid Waste Dept. Shares City Wide Cleanup Totals
Huron Solid Waste Superintendent Dale Fortin gave totals from the citywide clean-up event that was held May 4th-5th. The cleanup was rescheduled after a blizzard […]
Month: May 2018
State Fair Centennial Stage Seeks South Dakota Talent
The South Dakota State Fair and entertainer Sherwin Linton are in search of guest entertainers for one of Linton’s fifteen shows on the AARP Centennial […]
Huron Youth Leadership Council Receives Global Recognition
Today, the Huron Youth Leadership Council was recognized for their work to support the local community by receiving an honorable mention in the annual Student […]
Woonsocket Student Awarded BBB “Students of Integrity” Scholarship
It seems like every time “ethics” is in the news, the stories are about an investigation, a violation of a law or a moral breach […]
Rounds Hopeful EPA Will Move on Year Round Sales of E15
Senator Mike Rounds says there’s a connection between commodity prices and the production of ethanol and that when more ethanol is produced the better life […]
HRMC Honors Lucklum as May Exceptional Employee
Huron Regional Medical Center (HRMC) honored its May Exceptional Employee of the Month, Bobbi Lucklum, PT, with a reception on Wednesday, May 9, 2018. Lucklum, […]
State Sales Tax Revenues Improved in April
South Dakota sales tax revenues have been on a hilly course so far in 2018. Up in January and February, but below projections in March, […]
Name Released in Hand County Fatal Crash
A 26-year-old Conde, S.D., resident has been identified as the person who died Monday night in a one-vehicle crash north of Miller. A 2005 GMC […]
Forecasters Say June Looks to Be Warmer Than Normal
The best guess on what summer weather will bring is…..either side of normal. Dennis Todey with the Midwest Climate Hub says there is not a […]
Huron Tigers Spring Baseball Gearing Up for Regions
The Huron Tiger spring baseball team is ready for region play. Huron has a 5 and 9 record with the 12 seed in the tournament […]