Loaded day of Mitchell sports, DWU Baseball still fighting in GPAC Tournament + Softball season comes to an end, Twins get past Blue Jays and more NBA Playoff Game 6’s.
The City of Mitchell is advancing a comprehensive Safety Action Plan designed to reduce serious and fatal crashes across its roadway network by 2050. Officials are seeking public input through a transportation safety survey.
Small slate for high school softball, Kernel track hosting a home meet, DWU softball/baseball continuing GPAC Tournament, Twins drop series to Mariners & NBA Playoff Game 6’s tonight and more.
High School softball games/results, Mitchell baseball splits with Sioux Falls Lincoln, Kernel Girls Golf 2nd place finish, Track Meet at Joe Quintal Field tomorrow, Allison Meyerink wins individual championship in GPAC Women’s Golf, DWU Baseball/Softball begins GPAC Tournament, Twins lose to Mariners and three-game NBA playoff slate for tonight.
The Mitchell Board of Education reviewed the upcoming 2026–27 budget and approved new instructional coaching positions during its latest meeting. Final budget approval is expected later this summer.
High School softball in full swing, Mitchell Golf & Baseball in action, DWU Women’s Golf Finishing GPAC Championships, Tiger Baseball postseason bound, Twins beat Mariners & Three-game NBA Playoff slate tonight.
More than 300 members of South Dakota State University’s Pride of the Dakotas will travel to Chicago this November to perform in one of the nation’s largest Thanksgiving parades.
Davison County has distributed just over one-third of its opioid settlement funds, with tens of thousands still unspent as local officials weigh future use. Data highlights slower spending trends across South Dakota communities.
Area Softball games for today, Mitchell Tennis postponed, Tiger Golf in GPAC Championships, Twins piling up losses & NBA Playoffs with three games tonight.
The Mitchell boys tennis triangular with Aberdeen Central and Sioux Falls Washington has been postponed due to cool and wet conditions. The event is now scheduled for Friday, May 1, at 11 a.m.