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'If Mitchell wants to grow, we need more water,' says mayor as city explores secondary water source - Vimarsana News

'If Mitchell wants to grow, we need more water,' says mayor as city explores secondary water source

Mayor Bob Everson said the city is getting close to reaching its maximum capacity of daily water usage provided by B-Y Water District, the lone source supplying Mitchell with water.

Mitchell City Council to consider offer on former Kelley home, person behind offer remaining anonymous - Vimarsana News

Mitchell City Council to consider offer on former Kelley home, person behind offer remaining anonymous

Mayor Bob Everson said the city received a "serious offer"

City leaders mulling new, 'serious offer' on Kelley home near Lake Mitchell - Mitchell Republic | News, weather, sports from Mitchell South Dakota - Vimarsana News

City leaders mulling new, 'serious offer' on Kelley home near Lake Mitchell - Mitchell Republic | News, weather, sports from Mitchell South Dakota

“We have had an offer that we countered. We got another counter offer back, and we are going to counter again later tonight,” Mayor Bob Everson said at Tuesday’s council meeting

Hometown Happenings: Dell Rapids Quarry Days - Vimarsana News

Hometown Happenings: Dell Rapids Quarry Days

Who's ready for a fun weekend in Dell Rapids with parades, food, and games? We are!

Mitchell City Council has a new agreement with the Chamber to run the Palace gift shop. Here are the details. - Vimarsana News

Mitchell City Council has a new agreement with the Chamber to run the Palace gift shop. Here are the details.

Among the most notable changes are increasing the Chamber of Commerce’s rent to $140,760 – an increase of about $20,000 from the previous contract – and the city collecting 5% of all gross sales over $750,000 from the Corn Palace gift shop