Month: July 2018

The Huron Police Department is inviting members of the public, businesses, civic organizations and any others to participate in National Night Out. National Night Out […]

The South Dakota Public Utilities Commission is seeing a number of new wind power project applications. PUC Chair Kristie Fiegen says all of the applications […]

Last night, business manager Kelly Christopherson gave the Huron Board of Education an update on the school district’s general fund. With the 2017-2018 fiscal year […]

The city commission has approved vacating one block of 66 foot dedicated street right-of-way on Center Street E located between Redfield Ave NE and Mitchell […]

The city is reminding residents that it’s too early to place political signs in Huron. City Planner Ralph Borkowski reminds residents that they must wait […]

A 2007 Huron Senior High School graduate and Huron, South Dakota, native is serving in the U.S. Navy as part of the world’s largest international […]

The railroad crossing on Lincoln Avenue in Huron will be closed beginning today thru Friday, July 13th. Mark Hornby with the Rapid City, Pierre, and […]

South Dakota Public Utilities Commissioners and staff are studying the National Transportation Safety Board report on the cause of the oil leak at the Keystone […]

More tariffs and counter tariffs have been enacted between the US and many trading partners including Canada, Mexico, China and the E.U. Dave Owen, President […]

The month of June was dry in the city of Huron. National Weather Service records show that 2.53 inches of rain were recorded at the […]