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Puterbaugh wins P.E.O. STAR scholarship
The P.E.O. Sisterhood is one of the largest community-based women’s organizations in North America with almost 200,000 active members. The organization provides loans, grants and scholarships for women through its six philanthropies. The P.E.O. Sisterhood is committed to helping women achieve their educational goals.
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Iroquois FCCLA announces 2026–2027 officer team
The Iroquois FCCLA chapter has announced its officer team for the 2026–2027 school year. The newly selected officers will help lead chapter activities, community service projects, leadership opportunities, meetings, and events throughout the upcoming year.
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Karly Knippling, Nahomy Reyes Moncada awarded scholarships from Mental Health Milestones
HURON — Mental Health Milestones $500 scholarship winners Nahomy Reyes Moncada and Karly Knippling accepted their awards Monday at the MHM weekly meeting.
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Olinger recognized with DAISY award at HRMC
HURON –– Huron Regional Medical Center (HRMC) has announced Abby Olinger, LPN, as the most recent recipient of the DAISY Award. Olinger, a licensed practical nurse at HRMC Physicians Clinic, exemplified extraordinary compassion and care, inspiring a patient’s family to nominate her for the DAISY Award. The nomination stated, “Abby…
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Anthony Loewen, MD, FACS, elected to South Dakota Executive Committee of the American College of Surgeons
HURON – Anthony Loewen, MD, FACS has been elected to serve on the South Dakota Executive Committee of the American College of Surgeons (ACS) as the Young Fellow Association representative.
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Ride 605 to benefit veterans to stop in Huron
SPEARFISH–– The American Legion Ride 605 is organized by the South Dakota American Legion Riders as a fundraiser for the South Dakota American Legion Foundation. Fred Nelson, Ride 605 road captain and Department of South Dakota Riders Liaison, reached out to various American Legion Posts, Auxiliary Units, Sons of the…
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Police Log 5-20-26
For routine business, call the Huron Police Department at 353-8550 or the Beadle County Sheriff’s Office at 353-8424. Use 911 only for emergencies.
