Candidates from all four Mitchell wards shared priorities on housing affordability, economic growth, and city leadership during a public forum April 15. Discussions highlighted key differences on term limits and development strategies.
Dakota Wesleyan University will award honorary doctoral degrees to the late Lou Sebert, Carol Sebert and alumna Violet Boyer during its May 10 commencement ceremony in Mitchell.
Mitchell residents can take part in the annual city-wide spring clean-up April 20–24, with curbside collection available for oversized items and free landfill drop-off for pickup loads.
A warm start with thunderstorms Monday gives way to cooler, breezy conditions Tuesday before sunshine returns Wednesday in Mitchell.
Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) is calling for volunteers across nine counties to advocate for children in need, with new training sessions starting June 4.
Mitchell, S.D. (Mitchell Now) Mitchell Media Group is seeking a full-time Editor-in-Chief and On-Air […]
Two major Mitchell street reconstruction projects are moving forward under budget, with city officials crediting strong contractor competition and in-house city work for the savings.
Gov. Larry Rhoden announced a public lottery for tickets to the July 3 fireworks show at Mount Rushmore. Applications are open April 8–12 through Recreation.gov.
South Dakota Secretary of State Monae L. Johnson announced that candidate Robert Arnold did not submit enough valid signatures to qualify for the Democratic primary ballot for governor.
Davison County officials have lifted the burn ban, but residents are still urged to exercise caution due to ongoing fire risk conditions.