Sports Report: Monday, May 9, 2022

By Mitchell Now May 9, 2022 7:26 am

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May 9, 2022:

Government

16 hours ago

Ken Schlimgen announces candidacy for Mitchell City Council Ward 3

A longtime Mitchell resident and community leader has announced his candidacy for the City Council Ward 3 seat, highlighting decades of experience in the utility industry and a commitment to responsible growth and taxpayer stewardship.

Sports

24 hours ago

Area Boys State Basketball continues, DWU Baseball split games yesterday and play again today, Tiger & Jackrabbit WBB Tournament games this afternoon and Timberwolves host Trail Blazers

Area Boys State Basketball Tournament continues, DWU Baseball split GPAC games yesterday and play again today, Tiger & Jackrabbit WBB Tournament games this afternoon and Timberwolves host the Trail Blazers.

Local

3 days ago

Thousands of Snow Geese Fill the Sky Over Lake Mitchell in Stunning Morning Surprise | COMMENTARY

What started as a routine drive into town quickly turned into something unforgettable along Lake Mitchell. A quiet morning was suddenly interrupted by the thunder of wings as thousands of snow geese took flight overhead, their calls echoing across the sky.

Local

3 days ago

Davison County Reviews Burn Ban, Ag Event Returns, and Meal Cuts Impact Seniors

Davison County Commissioners tackled a wide range of issues this week, including a potential burn ban, facility upgrades, and a new jail contract, while also approving routine business. Meanwhile, local fourth graders are preparing for a hands-on agriculture event at the fairgrounds, and officials are raising concerns after state policy changes reduced meal availability for seniors, putting added strain on the community’s Adult Nutrition Program.

Local

2 days ago

Mitchell Announces Spring Cleanup Week; Deadline Nears for Property Tax Relief Program

Mitchell residents can take advantage of the city’s annual Spring Cleanup Week April 20–24, with curbside pickup for oversized items and free landfill access for small loads. Meanwhile, South Dakotans who are elderly or disabled have until April 1 to apply for a state program that freezes property values for tax purposes.