From spooky porch lighting to freshly carved pumpkins, simple decorating choices can help Mitchell residents get their homes ready for Halloween.
More than 120 soldiers with the South Dakota Army National Guard’s 155th Engineer Company will be honored at an activation ceremony ahead of a southwest border deployment.
Mitchell and Davison County residents have until today to register to vote or update their registration before the Nov. 3 general election.
A water main break is affecting three blocks of West 14th Avenue in Mitchell, with repairs expected to be completed by 5 p.m.
Mitchell’s forecast for Oct. 19–25 calls for sunshine and highs climbing into the 70s through Friday. Breezy conditions and a chance of showers arrive late in the week before cooler temperatures return for the weekend.
Mitchell Public Library cardholders can expand their digital reading options through a lending partnership with two other South Dakota library systems.
Davison County commissioners will meet Oct. 20 in Mitchell to discuss a veteran tax incentive and set a date and time for a temporary liquor license hearing.
LifeServe Blood Center is encouraging blood donations ahead of Thanksgiving, with November drives scheduled at Mitchell High School and LifeQuest.
New hunters ages 10–15 can apply through Nov. 13 for the fifth annual Missouri River Corridor Youth Deer Hunt, a free guided event focused on firearm safety, ethical hunting and outdoor skills.
Mitchell’s Oct. 16–18 weekend lineup features hunting-season gatherings, Dakota Wesleyan athletics, cookie decorating and a Pups & Pumpkins photo event.