Daugaard Delivers Final Budget Address
Ever-cautious and prudent Governor Dennis Daugaard (R) was true to form in his final budget address to the State Legislature on Tuesday. Daugaard proposed another […]
Month: December 2018
Post Offices, Federal Offices Closed Wed. to Honor Late President George H.W. Bush
U.S. Post offices, along with other federal offices, will be closed Wednesday in honor of former President George H. W. Bush. The 41st president of […]
City Approves Change to Ordinance Dealing With Discharge of Firearms
The Huron city commission has approved the first reading of a change to an ordinance that pertains to the discharge of firearms east of Custer […]
Build Dakota Scholarship Fund Roadshow Coming Up Tuesday at HRMC Legacy Plaza
Employers are invited to the Build Dakota Scholarship Fund Roadshow, Tuesday, Dec. 4th, at HRMC Legacy Plaza. Brooke Sydow with the HRMC Foundation says the […]
Parkston Unit Transferring to Huron as Part of SD Army National Guard Reorganization
The South Dakota Army National Guard is making some major adjustments to its organizational structure that will involve the deactivation of three units, activation of […]
Redfield Hospital Proposes New Center to House EMTs
A city-owned hospital in northeastern South Dakota is proposing a more than $800,000 project to build a new center to help retain emergency medical technicians. […]
Haeder Working on Financial Literacy Program for Students
South Dakota’s incoming state Treasurer is working on details of a financial literacy program for students. Josh Haeder, who takes office in January, says it […]
Yard Waste Drop Off Area Closes for the Season on Dec. 14th
The Huron City Commission meets tonight at 5:30 pm. Items on tonight’s agenda include: A public hearing for a 2018-2019 retail on-off sale malt beverage […]