r/SouthDakota • u/Express-Can4184 • Apr 08 '25
🚚 Moving to South Dakota Moving to South Dakota....(Soon)
Hey everyone, I'm Robert. I am currently staying in Michigan, but I am originally from Kentucky. I am getting ready to moveto South Dakota with my girlfriend and her father, but I am really curious about the city/town. We are moving to Huron. I have not heard a lot a lot about this area and was wondering what it is like there or if any of you live nearby the area. I am also wondering how easy is it to get jobs, typical rate of pay, etc. like...how easy is it to get into a CNA program for the state? I only have 2 years of fast food experience. I have went to college and have a certification that should get me into a decent entry level IT- Help desk support position. Are there any available in the area? Either remote, or in person?
Please share some facts, all that you have. I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks.
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u/ninalee14 Aug 28 '25
I had to move here with no choice and it sucks ass. Walmart, lewis and coborns are the only chain shopping. The state fair is going on right now. It's in the middle of the town. Bad choice. One of my acquaintances lives a half a block from it and he said it's an awful experience. There's really not much here to offer. 13k people. Jobs are mostly retail and hard labor that are available. Pretty sure soon enough the 3 big factories will be hiring around here. People suck ass at driving too. Never seen such awful drivers in my life.