Month: July 2018

The South Dakota Public Utilities Commission has delayed further action in the H&I Grain bankruptcy case. The grain dealer, located in Hetland, was declared insolvent […]

Ten South Dakota 4-H members were awarded scholarships by SDSU Extension 4-H. Donors to the scholarship program fund several of these, while the South Dakota […]

As US gasoline demand strengthened and supply declined, the national gas price average went up two-cents on the week to land at $2.86. AAA South […]

Huron Junior Athletics is sponsoring a free football clinic for all Huron Tiger football players tomorrow at the Huron High School practice field. Air Attack […]

Last night, the city got its semi-annual update from People’s Transit. Executive Director Gayle Kludt says from July 1st, 2017 to June 30th, 2018, People’s […]

Authorities have arrested a man in connection with the June death of a Yale, SD woman. 29-year-old Heather Skinner was found in her home on […]

An Indiana man has been identified as the person who died Tuesday in a motorcycle crash west of Zell. Joseph Finck of Griffith, IN, was […]

The South Dakota State Fair is a month away, but deadlines for fair entries are rapidly approaching. State Fair assistant manager Candi Briley told Dakota […]

Last month, Republican delegates to the state GOP convention voted for Josh Haeder as their candidate for state Treasurer. Haeder says his interest grew after […]

The Huron Public Library is pleased to announce that residents living outside of the City limits but within Beadle County will now receive free library […]