Republican gubernatorial candidate, Congresswoman Kristi Noem will make her second appearance in Huron in less than two weeks. Noem will speak at the Beadle County Farm Bureau Annual Meeting this
The Huron City Commission will hold its first meeting in the month of September after having last Monday off for Labor Day. The commission will consider an agreement with the South Dakota
South Dakota Farm Bureau President Scott VanderWal was among the Farm Bureau officials that met with President Donald Trump and Vice President Mike Pence at the White House. He told them about the
The South Dakota Department of Transportation reminds land owners hay remaining in highway ditches after Oct. 1 is deemed illegal. After Oct. 1, the department will remove or authorize the removal
The family of two longtime Huron residents are making a generous, first of its kind donation to the Huron Community Foundation. Verna Rodman passed away in May of this year. She was preceded in
Authorities responded to the Sanford hospital in Aberdeen early Thursday morning after receiving reports of an active shooter. Upon further investigation no shots were fired and no gun was present
The James River Water Development District Board will meet next week in Aberdeen, and first on the agenda is the 2019 budget. Board Chairman Dan Klimisch of Yankton says they plan to keep the
After a year in the planning stages, the Huron Community Foundation is set to host “Huron Rising – Reimagine our Future” on September 12. “We have no agenda or preconceived ideas of the
President Trump has made threats about forcing a shutdown of the federal government over funding of a border wall with Mexico. South Dakota Senator John Thune says more dollars are being allocated
RAPID CITY, S.D. (AP) — The Department of Public Safety’s leader is apologizing for inviting the Republican candidate for South Dakota attorney general to introduce a Highway Patrol event