Dakota Wesleyan University will welcome educator Brendan Murphy for the annual Stark Lecture on April 9, featuring discussions on faith, antisemitism and Holocaust education.
The City of Mitchell is seeking a state variance after a new dam study found Lake Mitchell cannot meet required flood standards, potentially impacting the long-anticipated dredging project.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture is urging South Dakota farmers impacted by recent winter storms to report losses and seek available recovery assistance.
Mitchell city leaders have approved multiple studies aimed at improving drainage, road conditions and pedestrian safety while positioning the city for future funding opportunities.
Mitchell’s Weekend Snack Pack Program now provides more than 90,000 food items annually to over 500 local students, helping combat weekend hunger across the community.
South Dakota Gov. Larry Rhoden will headline Lake Area Technical College’s annual Governor’s Luncheon in Watertown, raising funds for scholarships and campus improvements.
The City of Mitchell will begin curbside compost collection the week of March 30, offering residents an affordable option for disposing of yard waste.
Mitchell School District officials will hold a public meeting to discuss the future of the Mass Customized Learning program amid declining interest and possible changes.
Davison County officials have reinstated a burn ban until further notice, citing ongoing fire risk. Limited exceptions include residential campfires and properly contained barrel burning in rural areas.
Dakota Wesleyan University has announced spring scholarship winners for the class of 2026.
27 high school seniors competed last month for the university’s most prestigious scholarships as part of DWU’s Spring Scholarship Day on Feb. 20. Students with outstanding academic status, leadership potential and commitment to serving others were invited to campus to meet with faculty, staff and students, or virtually, while exploring opportunities at DWU.