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Upcoming Corn Palace mural makeover comes with quality controls (opens the original)
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MITCHELL — New Corn Palace murals are scheduled to go up after corn arrives, and city officials expect the installation to be higher quality than last year. The Mitchell City Council, during its regular meeting on Monday, Sept. 21, approved a $99,740 contract with Pro Contracting to install Corn Palace murals, starting no earlier than Oct. 5 with a completion date of on or before Saturday, Nov. 21. Funding for the project is coming out of the city’s Corn Palace fund. The current murals will be r
Black Eagle development plan west of Lake Mitchell gets first approvals (opens the original)
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MITCHELL — A potential business partnership conversation has turned into the ground work of a new housing development planned for west of Lake Mitchell. When Centennial Carpet owner Alex Young approached developer Jeff Larson of Quality Homes about doing carpet installation for the housing company, the opportunity grew from installation into a new housing development. Young's family owns the property for the planned development. He has always hoped to do more with his grandfather’s family farmla
Current, former city of Mitchell employees affected by cybersecurity breach at City Hall (opens the original)
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MITCHELL — The city of Mitchell issued a statement on Monday, Sept. 28, about the recent cybersecurity attacks on city infrastructure. According to a statement issued by Mitchell Mayor Jordan Hanson, “Determining what information was impacted took time, and we conducted a thorough review.” Hanson told the Mitchell Republic that a small number of current and former city of Mitchell employees were impacted, and there was no evidence that something in the breach was used maliciously. According to H
Council unresolved on how to pay for $4.66 million in Corn Palace improvements (opens the original)
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MITCHELL — Elected officials want to take on replacing retractable seating, air and heating equipment for the Corn Palace in the 2027 proposed budget, but haven’t yet agreed on a way to pay for it. The Mitchell City Council, during a budget work session on Monday, Sept. 21, discussed funding Corn Palace upgrades through a potential bond or through a future capital reserves account. No action was taken. The city’s annual budget is finalized and adopted in November. Proposed HVAC upgrades to the C
Family memories survive water damage at Fourth Avenue, Main Street (opens the original)
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MITCHELL — At 5 a.m. on a Monday this month, Melissa Schwalm got a wake up call she never expected. Water was pouring through three floors of her building at 322 N. Main St. because of a clogged roof drainpipe leaking through the ceiling. “Then it showered down throughout every level of the building,” Schwalm said. “I was soaked.” Schwalm was quick to save photos, her grandfather’s military service papers and family documents from the store room. “Just things I couldn't even have replaced,” Schw
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