The DWU Blue and White Day Parade featured over 50 participants, including the new inductees into the DWU Athletic Hall of Fame
Mitchell faces a cooler October workweek, with morning fog and drizzle Monday, sunshine Wednesday and a 60% chance of rain Thursday. Highs will range from the upper 50s to mid-60s, according to the National Weather Service.
Mitchell welcomed the start of construction on its first roundabout in May and is awaiting its completion.
Following an incident involving a squirrel, Mayor Hanson asks local residents to admire the local squirrel population and marks October 9th, 2026, as Squirrel Appreciation Day.
The Mitchell Corn Palace will be holding a free flu clinic Tuesday, October 13th from 3:00 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. open to children ages six months to 18 and adults agers 64 and younger.
The Mitchell Police Department announced that officers responded to an incident regarding animal cruelty and have since referred the case to an outside agency and the Davison County State’s Attorney.
Mitchell will see sunshine and warm temperatures Friday through Sunday, Oct. 9-11, with highs climbing into the upper 80s Saturday. Gusty winds and a cooler Sunday are also in the forecast.
Dakota Wesleyan’s Blue & White Days bring alumni gatherings, a parade and Tiger athletics to Mitchell during the Oct. 9–11 weekend.
Avera Queen of Peace selected by the University of South Dakota as a Frontier and Rural Medicine (FARM) site.
Mitchell Technical College announces almost $1 million in grant funds for expanded skilled trades training.