State Looking at Installation of Security Fence at Governor’s Mansion
Will the official residence of South Dakota’s Governor soon be fenced in? According to a document found on the OpenSD website the Office of the […]
Month: May 2019
More Wind Power Project Applications Expected in the Next Few Months
The South Dakota Public Utilities Commission has been reviewing lots of applications for wind power projects. Commissioner Kristie Fiegen says it looks like that workload […]
Huron’s Katz State Champ in Pole Vault
Huron Tiger track and field came home with one state title at the State Track meet this past weekend as senior Matt Katz won the […]
Entertainers Sought to Fill Showcase Positions at SD State Fair
The South Dakota State Fair and entertainer Sherwin Linton are in search of guest entertainers for the AARP Centennial Stage during the 2019 South Dakota […]
Hinricher Named Pharmacy Director for HRMC
Earl Hinricher, RPh, is the new director of pharmacy for Huron Regional Medical Center (HRMC), according to Jake Redden, DHSc, MHA, MPH, FACHE, vice president […]
Polo Native Sworn in as South Dakota’s 52nd Supreme Court Justice
Circuit Judge Patricia DeVaney is now officially South Dakota Supreme Court Justice Patricia DeVaney. An Investiture ceremony appointing DeVaney as the 52nd Justice of South […]
Huron School District Reminds the Public of Important End of School Dates
As the final day of school in Huron approaches, the Huron School District is reminding parents and students of the following information: Elementary report cards […]
UPDATED: Ground Round of Huron Closes
One of Huron’s newest restaurants, Ground Round, officially closed its doors Wednesday. Owner Diane London said the decision was “breaking her heart”. London said she […]
ESD Girl’s Golf Tournament Going On As Scheduled Today at Broadland Creek
The ESD girls golf tournament will go on as scheduled today at Broadland Creek Golf Course in Huron. It’s no surprise that the course is […]
Chronic Wasting Disease Spreading East
Wildlife officials in South Dakota are preparing a new plan to monitor and manage what many believe to be a long-term threat to the state’s […]