Dakota Wesleyan University’s annual Day of Service returns May 5, sending more than 300 students, faculty and staff into the Mitchell community to complete volunteer projects. The event highlights DWU’s commitment to service through partnerships with local schools, nonprofits and public spaces.
The Guild Hall, a gamer-focused destination in Mitchell, has reopened in a new 20,000-square-foot location at 412 N. Main St., offering an expanded experience in the heart of downtown.
Residents in parts of Mitchell should prepare for a temporary water shutoff Wednesday as crews replace a water valve. Service is expected to be interrupted for several hours in two neighborhoods.
Dakota Wesleyan standouts Rylee Rosenquist and Landon Ruesink were honored with the long-running KMIT Student-Athlete Awards, recognizing success in athletics, academics and community leadership.
Levitt at the Falls will host 50 free concerts in Sioux Falls from June through September 2026, featuring national, regional, and local performers. The season includes special events, family shows, and America 250 celebrations.
Cooler temperatures and breezy conditions kick off the work week in Mitchell, with a steady warmup expected by Thursday.
Rustic Designs & More’s Spring Country Show continues through May 10 near Ethan, bringing hundreds of visitors and vendors from multiple states for antiques, art and handmade goods.
Tonight’s vast high school softball slate, Mitchell baseball/softball tomorrow, Kernel Golf & Tennis busy day, Twins begin new series tomorrow and NBA Semifinals begin today.
From a historic NASA mission connection to local safety initiatives and regional updates, here are five important Mitchell-area stories you may have missed over the weekend. Stay informed with these key headlines and summaries.
Massive slate of high school softball, Mitchell Baseball and Track stay busy, Twins finish series with Blue Jays and the NBA Playoffs first round ends.