Electrical Upgrades Part of the Off-Season Chores on the Fairgrounds
Finishing up electrical projects on the fairgrounds top the off-season to-do list for the South Dakota State Fair. State Fair manager Peggy Besch says some […]
Huron SD news
HRMC Hosts Halloween Safety Stop Thursday
In an effort to help keep the children of our community safe and reduce injuries from accidents, Huron Regional Medical Center is hosting a “Halloween […]
Over $2,000 Raised at Huron/Mitchell Game for Injured Player
Football fans from Huron and Mitchell came together last night to support an injured player from Britton/Hecla. Last Friday, Trevor Zuehlke suffered a head injury […]
HHS Volleyball Pink Out Raises $1,700 to Fight Breast Cancer
HHS volleyball players sold nearly 500 “Refuse to Lose” shirts, hosted a silent auction and honored breast cancer survivors at a game October 15 raising […]
Spots Still Open for Bird Dog Challenge Teams
The Huron Ringneck Festival’s 17th Annual Bird Dog Challenge is coming up Oct. 31st and November 1st. There are still spots open for two man, […]
City Wraps Up Summer Projects, Delays Some Until Next Year
The transition to cold weather season means time is up for some summer projects in Huron. Mayor Aylward says the city is wrapping a few […]
Establishing a Critical Response Protocol in Spink County
The South Dakota Community Foundation (SDCF) recently presented a $10,000 Community Innovation Grant (CIG) to the Spink Area Support Network (SASN). Offered in partnership with […]
Dakota Access Pipeline, LLC Donates $80,000 to Beadle, Spink, Miner and Kingsbury County First Responders
Dakota Access Pipeline, LLC is donating $20,000 to each Emergency Management Agency across South Dakota in the counties through which the pipeline travels, totaling $260,000. […]
Noem Appoints Miller Man to District 23 State House Seat
Governor Kristi Noem today announced that she has appointed James “JD” Wangsness to represent District 23 in the South Dakota House of Representatives. The vacancy […]
SDFU Leader Says Congress Needs to Address Climate Change
South Dakota Senator John Thune has introduced new legislation to help the National Weather Service improve their forecasting ability. State Farmers Union President Doug Sombke […]