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Weaponized Chinese balloon not new, Oregon attacked by Japan in WWII - Vimarsana News

Weaponized Chinese balloon not new, Oregon attacked by Japan in WWII

The story of the Chinese government spy balloon that floated over America for several days took a more ominous turn after it was shot down off the coast of South

Weaponized Chinese balloon not new, Oregon attacked by Japan in 1944 - Vimarsana News

Weaponized Chinese balloon not new, Oregon attacked by Japan in 1944

The story of the Chinese government spy balloon that floated over America for several days took a more ominous turn after it was shot down off the coast of South

Powerlifting competition event brings in funds for Mitchell Recreation Center - Vimarsana News

Powerlifting competition event brings in funds for Mitchell Recreation Center

Event held in honor of Rob Marchand, longtime recreation center manager

'Goes the extra mile': Mitchell's Thomas Gulledge awarded for bringing innovative wellness programs - Vimarsana News

'Goes the extra mile': Mitchell's Thomas Gulledge awarded for bringing innovative wellness programs

“I’m proud we have become a community health center that welcomes everybody and helps people in multiple different ways with staff willing to help all people who may need it but can’t afford it,” Rec Center leader Thomas Gulledge said after accepting the SD Department of Health award on Wednesday.

'We paid for finished product that isn't finished' as Mitchell Indoor Aquatic Center shut down for repairs - Vimarsana News

'We paid for finished product that isn't finished' as Mitchell Indoor Aquatic Center shut down for repairs

“We paid for a perfectly good pool, and we’re not getting a perfectly good pool. Therefore, the city has no financial duty to pay for this,” Mayor Bob Everson said.