Education Cut May Force Other Changes In School Districts
A proposed five percent cut to state aid to education, if passed by the legislature, may force many other changes to school districts across the […]
Local News
Thune Talks 2012 Presidential Bid On New Hampshire Radio Station
South Dakota Senator John Thune took some time last week to do an interview with a Concord New Hampshire radio station. He has hinted at […]
Huron And Areas West Out Of Winter Weather Advisory Kingbury, Spink and Clark Still In
The National Weather Service has dropped Beadle, Miner, Hand and Hyde Counties from a Winter Weather Advisory. The Advisory is in effect until 6AM Friday […]
What Happening in Huron…
Looking for something to do in Huron? Erica McLaughlin with the Huron Chamber and Visitor’s Bureau brings you this week’s edition of Chamber Happenings and Vistior Highlights. […]
Noem Says New Congress Will Use Common Sense To Fix Washington
US Representative Elect Kristie Noem is putting the finishing touches on details prior to her becoming South Dakota’s lone member of the US House. In […]
SNOW ALERT ENDS
The City of Huron has cancelled the Snow Alert that was in effect from a Monday snowstorm. You may park on all city streets as […]
LeGrand To Be Sentenced On Sturgis Drug Charges
After being sentenced to 40 years for killing a Huron man in April of 2009, John LeGrand was transported to face drug charges in Meade […]
One More Winter Blast Before Christmas
It looks like the chance for a white Christmas will be wide spread this year. Greg Harmon at the National Weather Service in Sioux Falls […]
Crow Creek Wind Project To Move Forward
MITCHELL, SD – A Colorado businessman said a wind farm being proposed on the Crow Creek Indian Reservation is going forward. Paul McMenaman with Winterhawk […]
School Announcements For Tuesday December 21st
Here are the latest school announcements from Performance Radio…. Arlington 2 hours late Castlewood 1 hour late DeSmet 10:00 AM start Doland 10:00 AM start Hitchcock Tulare […]