What to know about Tuesday's Mitchell city-school election
A complete information guide to assist voters in Tuesday's Mitchell city-school election.
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A complete information guide to assist voters in Tuesday's Mitchell city-school election.
Communication, curriculum, future building projects among candidate goals
Mitchell candidates sound off at forum Lake Mitchell restoration efforts, the handling of the pandemic and Main Street dominated the topics of discussion during the Mitchell city election candidate forum that was held Tuesday at the Corn Palace. Written By: Sam Fosness | × Mitchell mayoral candidate Jason Bates, right, gives his opening statement while fellow mayor candidate Giovanni Lanier, left, takes notes and current Mayor Bob Everson looks on during a forum hosted by the Mitchell Area Chamber of Commerce on Tuesday at the Corn Palace. For more coverage, vis...
Candidate forum for June 8 election at the Corn Palace Written By: Mitchell Republic | × The World's Only Corn Palace in Mitchell. (Republic file photo) A candidate forum for the June 8 Mitchell elections is taking place Tuesday, May 18 at the Corn Palace. The Mitchell City Council candidate forum takes place, starting at 6:30 p.m., with the mayoral candidates to follow, and the Mitchell Board of Education to close out the night. Related Topics
Six candidates vying for two seats on Mitchell Board of Education Written By: Erik Kaufman | × Mitchell Board of Education candidates, from left, Reed Bender, Debra Emme, Brittni Flood, Shawn Ruml, Dwight Stadler and Chris Nebelsick speak during the Candidate Forum hosted by the Government Affairs Committee with the Mitchell Area Chamber of Commerce on Tuesday night at the Corn Palace. (Matt Gade / Republic) In a debate format that ranged from topics including mask mandates and curriculum, six candidates for the Mitchell Board of Education expressed their positions at a publi...