Artesian, SD

HURON — As part of the regular Beadle County Commission meeting Tuesday, the commission met as the county board of adjustment to consider a conditional use permit for Chase Decker to open a body shop, with custom paint work, in Yale. The land has not been officially purchased at...

A large fire broke out Wednesday night on a farm south of Winfred. The cause is currently undetermined. The call came in at 6:34 p.m. and firefighters were on site for nearly two hours. Six trucks responded. “We have nine trucks. Three are the city’s and six are the county’s,”...

HURON — Positioning for the opportunity to claim “Orv’s $5,000 Pot of Gold” will shift into high gear during a Fourth of July Special set for Monday at Dakota State Fair Speedway. Drivers in four classes — late model, modified, Midwest modified and street stocks —...

MITCHELL – Julie Eppard, a former educator at Lyman and Chamberlain and current athletic director at Chester Area, has been named as Athletic Director of the Year by the South Dakota Interscholastic Athletic Administrators Association, the first time the honor has gone to a female. Eppard also is the...

BROOKINGS - The Huron 13U Teener team traveled to Brookings and swept a pair of games Tuesday against Brookings’ Bombers Maroon team. The first game kicked off with a bang, as Huron scored nine runs in the top of the second inning, only to have the home team answer with six runs in the bottom of the inning. The Tigers were able to add two runs in the fourth and six in the sixth to seal a 15-10 victory.

Trinity Palmquist grew up in a household with two older sisters who were athletic and competitive. Trinity grew up watching her sisters Saddie and Maddie compete. The youngest of the trio had no choice but to pick up a basketball or golf club and try to keep up with her elder siblings.

MITCHELL – Post 8 split a doubleheader with Mitchell Post 18 in Legion baseball Wednesday at Cadwell Park, winning the first game 14-11 before dropping the nightcap 9-4. Post 8 led 9-2 in the first game before Mitchell scored six in the fourth. The Eights then scored three in the sixth and two more in the seventh. George Stalley, Bennett Dean, Jayden Wiebe and Brecken Krueger drove in two runs each. Krueger had three hits. Post 8 had 14 hits and 10 walks. Isaac Polak worked the first two innings on the mound for the win.

Henrietta (Henri) Truh, the “pickle lady” of Carthage, compiled eight decades of home cooking and canning experience into a cookbook, “Tried and Truh.” Truh became responsible for many of her family’s meals when she was 11 or 12, and had a commercial kitchen built in her garage nine years ago when she was 83.

Iroquois HOSA-Future Health Professionals competed at the International HOSA convention held in Nashville, Tenn., June 22-25. Eight members and their two advisors Daphne Moeller and Scott Beehler attended. Two teams, one middle school team and one high school team, participated in the Health Education event. Eighth grade students were allowed...

At Monday nights Huron City Commission meeting commissioner Mark Robish announced an additional stop sign will be placed on 3rd street for safety concerns. Previously there had been one stop sign from the north on Pennington avenue. East and west signs are being added on 3rd street at that intersection.

YALE — DeLor Stahl, 93, of rural Yale, passed away Tuesday, June 28, 2022, at his home. His funeral service will be 10:30 a.m. Saturday at Bethel Mennonite Brethren Church in rural Yale. Burial will be in the church cemetery. His service will be live-streamed through the church’s website.

HURON — The Huron City Commission approved a significant change order for the wastewater treatment plant project as part of its proceedings Monday evening. City engineer Brett Runge presented the change order to Gridor Construction, Inc. for an increase of $104,864 to the commission with the explanation that it was for the increasing cost of PVC pipe for the project.