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'It's been tough:' City leaders facing challenges to fund multi-million dollar Corn Palace expansion project - Vimarsana News

'It's been tough:' City leaders facing challenges to fund multi-million dollar Corn Palace expansion project

“Construction costs are only going up from here on out from what it looks like. The sooner we can get this rolling, the cheaper it will be for us to do,” Councilman Kevin McCardle said of the estimated $40 million project.

Hop In & Get Ready To Ride The Sioux Falls 605 Magic Art Bus! - Vimarsana News

Hop In & Get Ready To Ride The Sioux Falls 605 Magic Art Bus!

It's arts on wheels coming to a street near you soon!

Source: b1027.com
City of Mitchell mulls selling public land along Lake Mitchell to fund $17 million dredging project - Vimarsana News

City of Mitchell mulls selling public land along Lake Mitchell to fund $17 million dredging project

For the city to sell some of the land along the lake, it would require a public vote per state law. The city currently owns 75% of land along the lake.

Beloved Sioux Falls Stingray Suddenly Passes Away - Vimarsana News

Beloved Sioux Falls Stingray Suddenly Passes Away

Frequent guests may have noticed that MJ had developed a certain quirk within the last couple of years. He had a unique spinning behavior.

Source: b1027.com
Mitchell awarded $1M grant for Lake Mitchell jetty project aimed at enhancing recreation - Vimarsana News

Mitchell awarded $1M grant for Lake Mitchell jetty project aimed at enhancing recreation

This EDA investment in Mitchell is an excellent opportunity to leverage a regional asset and build greater economic resiliency in the region’s growing outdoor recreation and tourism industry,” U.S. Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo said.