The Huron Public Library is proud to present Jerome Kills Small’s Origins of Lakota Song and Dance, Tuesday, June 5, 6:30 pm. He tells how Lakota songs are composed, then, tells stories of a
The reaction continues to tariffs on steel and aluminum imports imposed by President Trump last week. The tariffs add twenty five percent costs to steel, and ten percent to aluminum, and were
The SD Attorney General’s office announced today that Steven Ryan Koster, 29, of Mitchell and Mitzi Cifuentes, 22, of Huron, have been indicted on several drug related charges. The two were
Huron Regional Medical Center is spreading the word about cancer prevention and early detection at the Beadle County Relay for Life event on Saturday, June 9, at the Campus Center. Attendees of all
An enhanced risk for severe weather across South Dakota has been greatly reduced to a slight risk, but Troy Kleffman at the National Weather Service in Aberdeen says don’t let that fool you. He
Governor Dennis Daugaard says he has been following the campaigns for the upcoming primary election, including the recent accusation from Secretary of State and US House candidate Shantel Krebs
Huron will be host to the East Region High School Rodeo this weekend on the Heartland Rodeo grounds on East Highway 14. Rodeo coordinator Brad McGirr of Huron says around 150 High School girls and
The two candidates for the Democratic Party’s nomination for South Dakota Attorney General say addressing the state’s growing drug epidemic would among their top priorities. Randy Seilers, who
This year, Wheel Jam will include more opportunities to enjoy a variety of musical entertainment. Candi Briley with the SD State Fair says the music starts on Friday. On Saturday, there will be two
SDSU Extension is collaborating with South Dakota Wheat, Inc. to organize the 2018 annual Wheat Walks in Milesville, Sturgis, Mt. Vernon and Miller beginning May 31. During the Wheat Walk, SDSU