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Looking for something to do in Huron?  Erica McLaughlin with the Huron Chamber and Visitor’s Bureau brings you this week’s edition of Chamber Happenings and Vistior

FORT THOMPSON, SD – The chairman of the Crow Creek Sioux tribe in South Dakota is scheduled for trial March 1 in a construction contract bribery case that has led to the convictions of

At this point, it looks like the last two weeks of December should bring pretty quiet weather.  Todd Heitkamp, at the National Weather Service in Sioux Falls, says they see cool and dry conditions

The Senate is preparing to begin a series of votes on the tax cut package, negotiated between republicans and President Obama.  The package would extend the Bush era tax cuts for two years, and

Congresswoman-elect Kristi Noem will be back in Washington this week, preparing for the beginning of the new Congress next month. Noem, who gave the republican response to the President over the

The Huron School Board met last night at the Huron High School library.  With a Summary of the meeting, here’s Superintendent  Ross

A regional Caterpillar dealer is looking toward eventual expansion to Huron.  The Huron City Commission approved a plat request by Willard Wallman for a parcel of land located along US Highway

The Board of Adjustments, approved a  variance for Gene Halsey to have a sign for his small engine and power equipment repair business larger than allowed by code as a Home Occupation.  When the

The Huron City Commission needed 25 minutes to run through the agenda of Monday nights City Commission meeting.  Commissioners approved an agreement with Lankota Incorporated for marketing

Here are the weeks activities from the Huron Middle and High Schools with Principals Mike Taplet and Terry Nebelseck. Middle