Huron Sees Continued Growth in Sales Tax Collections
While many communities across South Dakota are dealing with declining sales tax collections, Huron has recently seen an increase in those numbers. Jim Borszich Executive Director with Greater
While many communities across South Dakota are dealing with declining sales tax collections, Huron has recently seen an increase in those numbers. Jim Borszich Executive Director with Greater
The City of San Francisco has placed South Dakota off limits for official travel because of a bill passed in this year’s legislature. The law protects faith based adoption agencies that refuse to
Last night, the city commission announced the Solid Waste department will start collecting yard waste beginning the week of April 3rd. The yard waste will be collected on the same day as your
A special election date has been set to refer the rezoning of 10 acres in the Southtown Addition to a public vote. The city wants to rezone the area to multi-family which would allow a
The South Dakota House of Representatives fails to override the Governor’s vetoes on a pair of gun bills. While both bills had a majority supporting them, there was not the two-thirds votes
A quota on a certain type of work visa may present problems to South Dakota businesses. Senator Mike Rounds says they got the word about a cap last week Rounds says South Dakota gets hit harder
Huron Regional Medical Center (HRMC) Foundation has announced that $10,000 in scholarship funds to promote careers in healthcare in the Huron area, according to Paul Rann, HRMC Foundation
The Huron Salvation Army Thrift Store is asking for your help to meet needs within the community. Jona Hokanson says the store is looking for donations of gently used men’s, women’s
The repeal and replacement battle over the Affordable Care Act may have some resolution today. President Trump has demanded that the House vote on the replacement bill soon, even though a large
For two years running, South Dakota has amassed record tourism numbers. The state Department of Tourism is optimistic about turning the hat trick in 2017. Those record numbers in 2016 add up to