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“I’m just glad the campaign is over. It’s just great to know the people of Ward 4 trust me and know I’m committed to representing them and doing what’s best for our community,” Tjarks said.

Voters will decide a number of key Mitchell Board of Education and City Council positions, along with two ballot measures involving the planned Mitchell High School project and Lake Mitchell.

The council’s unanimous approval of the liquor license was met with no discussion at Thursday’s meeting, indicating trust in alcohol being safely sold and monitored at the Kelley property.

From the historic impeachment of South Dakota Attorney General Jason Ravnsborg to the approval of a $500 million soybean plant in Mitchell, 2022 had no shortage of impactful stories.

Pudding, parade and more coming to downtown Mitchell Sept. 19-24

Candidates talk goals, leadership, ways to serve the district

“We’ve had a couple people call and send letters about their concerns with (Reimnitz’s) lake house being used for Airbnb. But it’s a growing trend, so we felt it’s time to have a more in-depth discussion on it,” City Planner Mark Jenniges said.

Jerry Hancock served as mayor from 1967-99. He will be remembered for his kindness, worth ethic and dedication to the city of Mitchell.

The Lawrence County Redevelopment Commission provided an update on its plans for Marshall Township TIF funds during Thursday mornings meeting.

Among the things that the first phase of the dredging design will provide city leaders are recommendations on whether to dredge the lake mechanical or hydraulically