Huron’s Erica Boomsma Named Region 3 Teacher of the Year
As part of this special week, the South Dakota Department of Education has announced South Dakota’s 2018 Regional Teachers of the Year. Erica Boomsma, a fourth-grade teacher at Washington 4-5
As part of this special week, the South Dakota Department of Education has announced South Dakota’s 2018 Regional Teachers of the Year. Erica Boomsma, a fourth-grade teacher at Washington 4-5
The State of South Dakota is keeping a close eye on the 19 nursing homes brought back from the brink of crisis. The Governor’s office says state officials have been reaching out to the residents
Attorney General Marty Jackley is warning South Dakota Medicare beneficiaries to avoid falling victim of scams associated with the new Medicare card. Medicare is in the process of replacing old
Jon Schouten has been named head boys basketball coach of the Huron Tigers. Schouten has been Huron’s JV coach the past three years. Schouten says he grew up in a gym with his dad Terry, who
Qualifying South Dakotans have until July 1 to apply for the Sales or Property Tax Refund for Senior Citizens and Citizens with Disabilities program. Under the program, qualified applicants will
Current and proposed farm bill legislation by the House Ag Committee doesn’t work and provide what farmers need. That’s according to South Dakota Farmers Union President Doug Sombke. He’s
The South Dakota Department of Health has issued a statement saying it supports the efforts of a company hired to take over operation of 18 nursing homes and one assisted living center in the state
With Congress in recess this week, South Dakota’s senior senator is traveling the state giving constituents a “Washington Update”. During a stop in Huron today, Thune talked about the
The ground breaking was held Tuesday in Volga for Prairie Aquatech, a $60 million feed processing facility that will produce soy-based aquaculture feed. CEO Mark Luecke says they partnered with
Oahe Marina at Fort Pierre will not be open this year. South Dakota Department of Game, Fish and Parks Division of Parks and Recreation director Katie Ceroll says the closure has no impact on the