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Council approves changes to rodeo lease despite two years of unpaid rent - Vimarsana News

Council approves changes to rodeo lease despite two years of unpaid rent

After learning the new rodeo organization has yet to make a rent payment to the city, a member of Horsemen's Sports deemed it a breach of the lease agreement and urged council to end the lease.

After quiet years, Ridgeview on Foster breaks ground on planned Mitchell housing development - Vimarsana News

After quiet years, Ridgeview on Foster breaks ground on planned Mitchell housing development

"We have great schools [and] a great community. We just need more affordable places to live," said Avera's Hilary Rockwell. "Otherwise we're just taking other businesses’ [workforces]."

After pushback from local hotel owners, Mitchell City Council approves key changes to $2 hotel BID tax - Vimarsana News

After pushback from local hotel owners, Mitchell City Council approves key changes to $2 hotel BID tax

“We’re very pleased with the progress we’ve seen and the additional language you added. It does calm a lot of our concerns,” said Mitchell hotel owner Jerry Thomsen.

Mitchell City Council to consider adopting $2 hotel BID tax amid opposition from pair of local hotel owners - Vimarsana News

Mitchell City Council to consider adopting $2 hotel BID tax amid opposition from pair of local hotel owners

The proposed hotel BID tax has seen mixed support from local hotel owners.

Mitchell hotel owner concerned about future spending of revenue from proposed $2 hotel BID tax - Vimarsana News

Mitchell hotel owner concerned about future spending of revenue from proposed $2 hotel BID tax

“The current language allows them to spend money on maintenance or expansion that may not help result in bringing any events and ultimately people,” Thomsen said.