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May 15, 2022
According to Schroeder’s memo to the council, the city received two quotes for the west and south side window replacement project. Mitchell-based Puetz Design Build submitted a quote for $218,589, while Driggs’ quote amounted to $72,500.
May 9, 2022
Lunchbox got an interview with Guy Fieri! He got an insider tip that Fieri was going to be at the grand opening of his new restaurant Chicken Guy in Nashville.
May 6, 2022
“What they found is that if that wetland is in place and we take out half the sediment, then eventually — with about 10 or so refills of the lake — the remaining sediment would get sufficiently rinsed out if the water coming in is cleaner,” DWU biochemistry professor Paula Mazzer said of the findings from the student-led lake project.
May 3, 2022
"The motel owners are going to be part of the process and have some input here. That’s the only way we can make it happen,” Mitchell hotel owner Jerry Thomsen said of a potential new $2 hotel BID tax.
May 2, 2022
If you're still searching for that perfect Mother's Day gift, the folks with Two Men and a Truck have a suggestion.
April 22, 2022
Leaders who support the Corn Palace staff taking over the summer gift shop say the revenue made from sales can bring the facility closer to operating without a deficit.
April 21, 2022
What are the top companies to work for in Sioux Falls? Take a look. The top spot may surprise you.
April 19, 2022
“There are 22 cities in the state of South Dakota that have the hotel BID tax, and 21 of those have a $2 BID tax that doesn’t have a sunset date,” Everson said, noting Mitchell is the only city with a BID tax that amounts to $1.50.
April 17, 2022
The wetlands and silt ponds aiming to reduce the phosphorus and sediment flowing into Lake Mitchell will cover roughly 37 acres of land along Firesteel Creek.
April 8, 2022
The concerned citizens claim radiofrequency radiation emitted from 5G is causing harmful health effects, but city leaders remain unconcerned, saying the allegations are unproven.