Month: September 2018

Tyler Volesky and Eric Bliss to speak at Democratic Forum District 22 Democratic Legislative candidates Tyler Volesky and Eric Bliss will share the podium at […]

Mid Central Educational Cooperative’s former director, Dan Guericke, takes a plea for his role in the Gear-Up scandal. Guericke previously pleaded not guilty to fraud […]

The South Dakota Department of Veterans Affairs Field Service Officers will be at the County Veterans Service Offices throughout the state next week to assist […]

It took eight years of planning, nearly $5 million and countless hours of paperwork, but the small town of Emery, South Dakota finally has new […]

Global multi-instrumentalist Todd Green will perform a concert for Huron Area Concert Association on Saturday, October 13, 2018 at 7:30 PM in the Huron High School […]

U.S. Transportation Secretary Elaine L. Chao announced today that the Federal Transit Administration (FTA) will award $366.2 million in grants to improve the safety and […]

Nominations for the annual SHE Awards are due by this Friday, Sept. 28th. The event honors extraordinary women living in and around the Huron community. […]

Last night. the city commission heard an update on the new public works building. Assistant city engineer Dennis Bennett, says the project is expected to […]

Last night the Huron Board of Education heard a report on the dual credit program from high school principal Mike Radke. Dual credit courses allow […]

The city has approved the 2nd and final reading of the 2019 annual appropriations ordinance. The 2019 budget of $31,500,878 is about a 1% increase […]