Month: September 2018

With corn harvest beginning early across the northern plains, even the weather experts admit it was an unusual season. Dennis Todey heads up the Midwest […]

The Huron Tiger football team means double trouble this season. Huron has four sets of identical twins, seniors Ben and Remington Walton, juniors Hayden and […]

Tax collections at the 2018 South Dakota State Fair exceeded $206,000, according to figures released by the South Dakota Department of Revenue. The latest figures […]

A Mitchell man who robbed four people at a Mitchell laundromat in May was sentenced to sixteen years in prison on Tuesday.  20-year old Christopher […]

A huge gathering of alumni, students, staff, friends, government leaders and community members gathered Tuesday evening to celebrate Mitchell Technical Institute’s golden anniversary. It began […]

Eight outstanding women have been nominated by their communities to be honored at the Spirit of Dakota’s 32nd Anniversary Celebration and Award Banquet in Huron. […]

Paul Christen stepped down from the South Dakota Science and Technology Authority Board. He served from January 31, 2011, through September 18, 2018. “Paul has […]

The James River Water Development District awarded $160,330.42 in cost-sharing assistance at their recent Board of Directors meeting held in Aberdeen on Thursday, September 13. […]

The South Dakota Public Utilities Commission paved the way today for NorthWestern Energy to refund $3 million to the company’s customers and hold rates steady […]