Month: June 2018

The South Dakota High School Activities Association is moving forward on introducing 6 man football next year. The Board of Directors voted 6 to 1 […]

A representative of the U-S Census Bureau met with Huron city officials yesterday about developing a Complete Count Committee for the upcoming national census. Partnership […]

An Arlington man has been ordered to pay $353,441.42 to the United States for defrauding the United States Postal Service. As postmaster from 2010 until […]

EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt is visiting South Dakota today, but is getting a cold shoulder from the state’s corn growers. Pruitt is scheduled to visit […]

Lower tax collections last year prompted South Dakota Gov. Dennis Daugaard to present a conservative budget for the 2018-19 fiscal year. When tax collections picked […]

More than 160 rural communities that account for more than half of incorporated municipalities in South Dakota had either flat or flagging populations between 2010 […]

In recent days, first responders have been called out on a pair of injury accidents on Highway 37. Yesterday, a two-vehicle crash, which occurred around […]

The South Dakota Farm Bureau (SDFB) and the South Dakota Department of Agriculture (SDDA) will again recognize and honor longstanding South Dakota families at the […]

A new study says Mitchell Technical Institute has a $37.6-million dollar total annual impact in the Mitchell trade region that covers fourteen counties. MTI vice-president […]

The Huron Board of Education approved hiring of two new head coaches at their meeting last night. Leah Branaugh will take over as head boys […]