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South Dakotans encouraged to dispose of unused prescriptions Oct. 24
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South Dakotans Encouraged to Dispose of Unused Prescriptions Oct. 24

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.

Peaceful Pines Celebrates Grand Opening in Mitchell
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Peaceful Pines Celebrates Grand Opening in Mitchell | Gallery

Peaceful Pines Senior Living opened their Mitchell location Oct. 21 with a ribbon cutting and an open house, showing off what the new facility has to offer.

Discover pyramid mysteries, lost civilizations and David Attenborough nature films with a Curiosity Stream Standard Plan lifetime subscription for $109.97 through Nov. 1.
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Mitchell documentary fans: Explore ancient mysteries with Curiosity Stream for $109.97

Discover pyramid mysteries, lost civilizations and David Attenborough nature films with a Curiosity Stream Standard Plan lifetime subscription for $109.97 through Nov. 1.

Crime of the Week
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DCI Finds Wagner Officer’s Use of Force Justified in Sept. 20 Shooting

A state investigation found a Wagner police officer was justified in firing at a man who authorities say charged an officer with a metal spike. The shot missed, and neither officer was injured.

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Mitchell Accepting Bids for Surplus Property at West 23rd Avenue and North Ohlman Street

The city of Mitchell is accepting sealed bids for surplus property at West 23rd Avenue and North Ohlman Street through noon Wednesday, Oct. 28. Individuals may submit one bid each, with the City Council scheduled to consider awarding the property Nov. 2.

Saving every Penny
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Simple Home Changes Can Help Mitchell Residents Lower Utility Bills

Mitchell residents can take steps to manage utility bills by reducing energy waste and tracking water use through the city’s online monitoring portal.

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South Dakota Alcohol-Induced Death Rate Rises 90% as Impaired-Driving Fatality Rate Falls

South Dakota’s alcohol-induced death rate nearly doubled from 2015 to 2024, according to a Lantana Recovery analysis, even as the state’s alcohol-impaired traffic fatality rate declined.

Weekend Happenings in Mitchell include events downtown
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Fall in Mitchell Connects Community Traditions, History and City Services

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.

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