Cloudy tap water is affecting homes in the Mitchell area. Officials believe it is air bubbles from elevated oxygen levels in the water and is not a health concern.
Cookies is bringing world-class barbecue to Mitchell. Their mobile smoker and food stand is set up at the County Fair store on W. Havens Ave.
Mitchell welcomes one of South Dakota’s most prominent country singers to town for a one-of-a-kind performance at the Edgewood Assisted Living Center on June 18th.
The city of Mitchell is helping with storm clean-up efforts by allowing residents to bring downed branches to the landfill for free.
An intersection just west of downtown is closed until about 4:00 p.m. Wednesday for road repairs.
The Mitchell Library is looking to unearth a good time when it offers a virtual zoom tour of The Mammoth Site on Wednesday.
The local Veteran Service Office is holding an open house today to discuss PACT Act benefits and other recent eligibility changes.
Some homes on 13th Avenue in Mitchell will be putting their garbage and recycling bins out back in the alley, rather than along the road during construction.
Extreme heat and severe storms will make it tough to be outside Tuesday.
The Mitchell Planning Commission voted against two requests from local businesses at Monday’s meeting. The issues are still set to go before city council on the 15th.