The South-Central Alcohol Task Force conducted 19 compliance checks in Mitchell on April 23, 2026, with five businesses recording their first violations in a 24-month period.
From city council decisions to business changes and local achievements, here are the top trending stories in Mitchell this week.
Several Subway restaurants in Mitchell are changing ownership after nearly a decade under local management. The sale marks a transition to an owner with multiple locations across the region.
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Applications are now being accepted for the Leadership Mitchell Class of 2026–2027, offering professional development and community engagement opportunities.
Slow weekend for high school sports, Mitchell Tennis wrapping up in Rapid City, Tiger baseball and softball with big postseason implications this weekend, Twins two game weekend and Timberwolves still in playoff action.
Mitchell’s weekend lineup features live theater, themed entertainment and outdoor celebrations, with a bonus circus event arriving Monday.
Large infrastructure projects, a tornado safe room, increased traffic enforcement and a major project bid well under budget highlighted the latest Mitchell City Council agenda.
As demolition of the former Mitchell High School gets underway, officials plan to offer free bricks from the historic building to the public. Community members are urged to stay clear of the site for safety.
Central Electric Cooperative has appointed Ryan Mueller as its next general manager, effective July 1, 2026, succeeding longtime leader Ken Schlimgen.