Month: July 2018

The US Agriculture Department has authorized up to $12 billion to be paid out to US farmers and ranchers hurt by retaliatory tariffs. Agriculture Secretary […]

A long-time Mitchell area artisan cheesemaker is taking a giant step into the future. Dimock Cheese is set to break ground on a new facility […]

Senator Mike Rounds says South Dakota farmers are faced with a double whammy with the Trump administration not honoring the 15 billion gallon ethanol renewable […]

The Huron City Commission got its semi-annual update from the Huron Event Center. General Manager Brenda Jager says over the last six months three conventions […]

Over the past several weeks, hot summer temperatures in South Dakota have caused an increase in fish kills across the state. According to the South […]

The eighth annual South Dakota Timed Event Championship (SDTEC) sponsored in part by Panhandle Slim and Double D Western will be held Sept. 1 and […]

A store in Iroquois is getting some new life thanks in part to a donation from American Bank & Trust. The community of 300 has […]

Better Business Bureau charity monitoring organization Wise Giving Alliance (Give.org), the Federal Trade Commission, state Attorneys General and state charity regulators have joined together to […]

All area High School athletes are reminded that free athletic physicals are available in Huron. Huron Activities Director Terry Rotert says most Tiger athlete’s physicals […]

A growing El Nino in the Pacific Ocean will have an increasing impact on weather in the northern plains this winter and into next spring. […]