One of the nation’s biggest pizza chains might soon be serving beer at their Mitchell location. The City Council will review their alcohol license application at Monday’s meeting.
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) is predicting an extremely strong El Niño for this winter, which traditionally means dry weather in South Dakota. It means the current drought may be hanging around for a while.
The SDSU Extension is asking forage producers to test their hay and other feed for high levels of nitrate. Low-cost strips are available at the regional office in Mitchell.
Leadership Mitchell’s Class of 2026 unveiled their gift to the city on Thursday. The decorated traffic box is on the southeast corner of the 7th Ave./Main St. intersection.
Leap to Lane will be Saturday, June 20th. Upwards of 400 people are expected, with several activities planned for all ages.
The Mitchell Municipal Band is nearly 75 years old, but thriving with huge roster of respected players from across the region.
Leadership Mitchell’s 2026 graduates will hold a ribbon cutting ceremony to unveil their class gift. It is scheduled in downtown on Thursday afternoon at 3:00.
Parts of southern Davison and Hanson Counties are now in extreme drought.
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.