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Well over $30 million is being endowed to Dakota Wesleyan and the Mitchell School District — all to create a path from pre-K to college for the community.
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When the Mitchell Fire and EMS department considered ending services for people outside city limits, first responders had to rally support for a new tax to keep the service running.
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Some conversations and arguments surrounding a proposed prison site in Mitchell were brought forward in an organized community debate.
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The cost of land for a proposed prison site in Mitchell is now nearly double its original price tag. Landowner James River Farms increased its asking price from $18,000 to $35,000 per acre.
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While discussions around a new state prison continue, one of the proposed sites is holding community forums to provide information to the public.
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Opposition to a proposal to build a state men’s prison in Mitchell is growing. A second major city leader who previously backed the idea is now coming out against the project.
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The Davison County Sheriff said after hearing strong resistance from the public, he is dropping support for a proposal to build the state men's penitentiary to Mitchell.
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A governor-appointed task force is narrowing the number of possible men’s prison sites.
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There’s a chance the new men’s prison could get located somewhere other than the greater Sioux Falls area. Widespread public opposition to a proposed 1,500-bed, $825 million, men’s prison in a field in Lincoln County has a governor appointed task force looking at other options.
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After many years and much local debate - Lake Mitchell is set to be drained and cleaned later this year.