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Latest price drop marks a roughly $1 million reduction from initial listing

“My gut tells me whatever the ordinance is for being a part from another business or educational institution, I think I would adhere to that,” said Chairman Larry Jirsa.

Proposed downtown dispensary location, Juniper Avenue building variances denied

Faculty, family, community come together to inspire students to read

Faculty, family, community come together to inspire students to read

“I’m glad to hear that things are going well for you, and I’m a firm believer in second chances,” council member Susan Tjarks said of Dustin Feistner, the owner of Speedy.

“GoldStar Amusements input was also taken, and they have seen increased revenue in 2019 and 2021, which indicates the trend is going upward,” Corn Palace Director Doug Greenway said of the location.

“They have no use for the city, so it makes sense to put affordable houses on them and get them on the tax rolls,” Mayor Bob Everson said of the lots that sit along the cul-de-sac of 500 South Langdon Street. 

While city leaders’ initial goal was to expand seating within the existing footprint of the building, architect Robin Miller said it would reduce the existing seating capacity by about 1,000.

Here's a review of the work from the Mitchell Republic staff from Dec. 6-10.