George McGovern’s journey from Mitchell to military service, the U.S. Senate and a presidential campaign remains part of South Dakota’s history. The McGovern Library and Legacy Museum at Dakota Wesleyan University preserve his connection to the community.
National Drug Take Back Day offers South Dakotans a free, anonymous way to dispose of unwanted prescription medication from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 24.
Mitchell residents can take steps to manage utility bills by reducing energy waste and tracking water use through the city’s online monitoring portal.
From pheasant season and downtown history to leaf collection and library programs, fall offers a closer look at the places and public services that shape life in Mitchell.
Mitchell families can compare the Babysense Prisma two-camera monitor, featuring split-screen viewing, two-way talk and a non-Wi-Fi connection for $99.99.
More than $75 million in USDA loans and grants will support rural South Dakota housing, water systems, education and community facilities.
From spooky porch lighting to freshly carved pumpkins, simple decorating choices can help Mitchell residents get their homes ready for Halloween.
More than 120 soldiers with the South Dakota Army National Guard’s 155th Engineer Company will be honored at an activation ceremony ahead of a southwest border deployment.
