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The Huron City Commission needed less than 15 minutes to sort through a light agenda last night. Three companies received bids for water treatment chemicals […]

One big issue that has been in front of the legislature in recent years, and not seen much action is roads. Special committees have looked […]

Some changes are coming at the National Weather Service Office in Sioux Falls. Meteorologist in Charge Greg Harmon… [audio:http://prprt.itmwpb.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/688/2010/12/GREGHARMON1206A.mp3|titles=GREGHARMON1206A] Harmon says they didn’t know much […]

The Huron City Commission holds their weekly meeting tonight. Commissioners will consider a contract with Presentation College in Aberdeen for courses at the Huron Community […]

Increasing costs of producing electricity will probably be passed to rural electric co-op customers in the next few years.  Brad Schardin (shar-deen) manager of Southeastern […]

Congress has once again passed a short term extension of the Medicare payment for doctors.  With out it, doctors could see a cut of as […]

The storm that dropped a few inches on snow across much of the area this week may be the last for a while.  Greg Harmon […]

Phone pledges totaling $36,188 were received during the four nights of the Salvation Army Christmas Basket Program heard on 1210-AM KOKK.  Proceeds raised during the […]

The Senate this week rejected a two year moratorium on earmarks. That’s the process where members set aside money for specific projects.  South Dakota Senator […]

The South Dakota Wind Energy Association held their second membership meeting Tuesday in Mitchell.  Association Executive Director Steve Wegman says it was a chance to […]