Baseball, live music, hockey, and community events headline a busy April weekend in Mitchell. Here’s a full breakdown of what’s happening and how to attend.
A windy but warming weekend is ahead for Mitchell, with temperatures climbing from the 60s Saturday into the 80s by Sunday.
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.
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.
Four Mitchell friends who recently unearthed a time capsule they buried in 2005, share what was inside, revealing sentimental items.
Mitchell’s housing market in April 2026 reflects softer price trends and longer selling times, with data from Realtor.com showing shifting conditions for buyers and sellers.
Davison County officials have lifted the burn ban, but residents are still urged to exercise caution due to ongoing fire risk conditions.
A group of Mitchell High School graduates recently returned to campus to recover a time capsule they buried more than 20 years ago, uncovering memories from their Class of 2005 days.
City officials in Mitchell are pursuing a state variance that could eliminate the need for a costly Lake Mitchell dam rebuild, potentially saving millions while advancing long-awaited lake improvements.
Today’s softball games have been rescheduled.