Alcohol Compliance Checks Carried Out in Mitchell

By Mitchell Now December 11, 2024 11:47 am

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MITCHELL S.D. (MITCHELLNOW) On 12-09-24 the South-Central Alcohol Task Force conducted 17 alcohol compliance checks in the city of Mitchell. The following establishments were checked and passed: Palace City Brewing Company, The Depot, Casey’s, Jade’s, Big Dummy’s, Dr. Lucky’s, VFW Post 2750, The Back 40, Bradley’s Pub & Grill, Village Bowl/Thirsty’s, Village Bowl/Lucky Lady II, CJ’s Bar & Casino, Moose Lodge, Platinum Players Club, Blarney’s Sports Bar, Sudz, and Northside Sinclair.

There were no failures.

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