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Palace City Profile: Enjoy Mitchell's parks, events, and activities - Vimarsana News

Palace City Profile: Enjoy Mitchell's parks, events, and activities

Career opportunities and the desire to be closer to family brought the Kevin and Doreen Nelson to Mitchell

Council member issues public apology for vote on Mitchell housing development he's opposed - Vimarsana News

Council member issues public apology for vote on Mitchell housing development he's opposed

Councilman Mike Bathke apologized to the residents of Ward 3 for his past approval of an agenda item for a housing development he's strongly opposed and explained why he voted the way he did.

Council to consider approving zoning changes for Mitchell housing development - Vimarsana News

Council to consider approving zoning changes for Mitchell housing development

The new zoning layout of the development entails switching all the portions that were previously for planned unit development (PUD) into a residential 3 zoning district.

Could more public land along Lake Mitchell be sold? City leaders say another lot auction being considered - Vimarsana News

Could more public land along Lake Mitchell be sold? City leaders say another lot auction being considered

Mayor Bob Everson said selling additional land surrounding Lake Mitchell isn't "set in stone," but noted another near $1 million for future lake restoration work could provide solid funding boost.

Council approves zoning changes for housing development, but nearby residents concerned of traffic flow - Vimarsana News

Council approves zoning changes for housing development, but nearby residents concerned of traffic flow

"We would like to make sure all the traffic is not funneled down all the way down Eighth Avenue or Bridle Drive,” nearby resident Pam Bathke said.