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  With revenues to the state on the increase, the Deputy Secretary of the South Dakota Office of Schools & Public Lands wants to continue that trend.  Ryan Brunner says while the office

  There will be no five minute meeting this week for the Huron City Commission. The robust agenda begins with the Commission meeting as the Board of Adjustments to consider three variance

  Traffic on 21st Street will be snug for the next month. Crews from Asphalt Paving and Materials Company will begin a resurfacing project on the southeast section of 21st from Dakota to

  The Executive Board of the South Dakota legislature last week set up the committees for this year’s interim. Representative Roger Solum of Watertown will chair the committee studying

  South Dakota Governor Dennis Daugaard, along with business groups and educators, is wrapping up a trade trip to China.  He says they have been able to make a lot of contacts… Dennis

The Visitor Services Supervisor with the G F & P’s Parks and Recreation Division says camping reservations are up so far this year at state parks and recreation areas. Lynn Spomer

Donations for the new 4-H Exhibit Hall on the South Dakota State Fairgrounds continue to slowly come in. The State Fair Foundation Wednesday announced that Monsanto Seed brands, Channel, DeKalb,

Looking for something to do in Huron?  Erica Woodbury of the Huron Chamber and Visitor’s Bureau has this week’s edition of Chamber Happenings and Visitor Highlights. chamber4web If you

  The future of a proposed confined animal feeding operation will remain unknown until the end of the month. The Beadle County Commission, meeting as the Board of Adjustments deferred action

HOWARD, SD – Authorities say a man who died on a family farm northwest of Howard was caught in a piece of machinery.  Miner County Sheriff Lanny Klinkhammer reports that 66-year-old James