Mitchell Technical College has achieved record enrollment for the second consecutive year, welcoming 1,392 students for the Fall 2026 semester—a 3.6% increase from last year.
Governor Larry Rhoden recognizes September 19 as POW/MIA Recognition Day in South Dakota.
Registration is open for Dakota Wesleyan University’s 2026 Blue and White Days homecoming parade, set for Oct. 10 on Mitchell’s Main Street. Businesses, organizations and clubs can register through Oct. 9.
Mitchell will mark the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks with two upcoming events, including a Nation of Patriots motorcycle tour ceremony and a 9/11 memorial workout and stair climb.
An emergency water main break in the 800 and 900 blocks of North Windsor Avenue in Mitchell will leave the area without water for at least eight hours. The outage may also affect surrounding areas.
The Streff Family Corn Maze near Salem, South Dakota, will open for just two weekends in September with an America 250-themed design featuring Mount Rushmore. Free-will donations will be accepted, with all proceeds benefiting Salem City Park.
South Dakota Attorney General Marty Jackley has joined attorneys general from across the country in calling for stronger federal requirements aimed at stopping illegal robocalls and holding phone providers accountable.
Mitchell High School will celebrate football and a tradition connected to the Corn Palace when the 11th annual Kernel Bowl returns Saturday at Joe Quintal Field.
