Mitchell Veteran Awarded French Legion of Honor Medal
The Republic of France paid special tribute to a member of the “greatest generation” from Mitchell. French Consul General to the Midwest Guillaume LaCroix presented […]
Huron SD news
New Football Coach Hopes to Maintain Tiger’s Momentum
Huron Tiger football hopes to keep momentum going this year after making it to the dome for the 1st time in 25 years last year. […]
City Announces Labor Day Holiday Garbage Collection Schedule
The Solid Waste Department Rubble Site will be closed on Saturday, August 31st and Monday, September 2nd in observance of Labor Day Holiday. Next Monday’s […]
State Owned Rail Lines Including Yale Line and Wolsey Interchange Now For Sale
Last week, the South Dakota Railroad Board voted to allow the South Dakota Dept of Transportation to issue an invitation for proposals to purchase state-owned […]
SD Army National Guard Commissions Seven Officers, Including Huron Soldier
RAPID CITY, S.D. – Seven South Dakota Army National Guard Soldiers ascended to the officer corps as second lieutenants during a commissioning ceremony at Camp […]
SDHSAA Approves Iroquois and Doland Athletic Co-op
The South Dakota High School Activities Association Board of Directors last week approved a new athletic co-op with Doland and Iroquois High Schools to begin […]
Huron Public Library Offers New Mobile Hotspot Program
The Huron Public Library has a new mobile hotspot opportunity for patrons. A hotspot is a wireless access point providing internet access to mobile devices […]
AG Ravnsborg Joins with 51 AG’s and 11 Phone Companies Against Robocalls
Eleven major phone companies are telling the country’s state attorneys general they’ll do more to stop robocalls. South Dakota Attorney General Jason Ravnsborg says phone […]
SDAGC Awards Scholarships to Area Students
The Associated General Contractors of South Dakota Highway-Heavy-Utilities Chapter has announced the winners of the 2019-2020 annual scholarship programs. Winners chosen must be enrolled in […]
Johnson Calls for Investigation Into EPA
Small refinery waivers granted by the Environmental Protection Agency to large oil companies is causing ethanol plants to scale back and, in some cases, shut […]