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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.

Johnson City working with consultants to develop a master plan for Freedom Hall - Vimarsana News

Johnson City working with consultants to develop a master plan for Freedom Hall

Johnson City officials and community stakeholders met with consultants on Wednesday for the first of two meetings this week to develop a master plan for Freedom Hall Civic Center —

Corn Palace expansion or lake dredging? Does Mitchell have $55 million funding for both? - Vimarsana News

Corn Palace expansion or lake dredging? Does Mitchell have $55 million funding for both?

“If you don’t set your goals high, you’re going to fall short every time,” Mitchell Mayor Bob Everson said of the two multi million-dollar projects city leaders are mulling over.

City leaders mulling Palace expansion design options ranging up to $40 million - Vimarsana News

City leaders mulling Palace expansion design options ranging up to $40 million

The Mitchell City Council was presented with the three Corn Palace expansion design options that architects drummed up

Architects say Corn Palace's building footprint must expand to reach around 5,000 seats - Vimarsana News

Architects say Corn Palace's building footprint must expand to reach around 5,000 seats

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.