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The road at the corner of Third Avenue and Main Street has been closed for more than a year, and it’s not likely to open any time soon.
Last week, the judge originally assigned to the case concerning the now-110-year-old, crumbling building on the corner recused himself, and a hearing originally scheduled to take place Tuesday was pushed back to Nov. 1.
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Within a week, two men were arrested on separate charges of soliciting minors in Mitchell.
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Morgan Theeler’s newest associate is licensed to practice law in two countries, she has a law degree and a master’s degree, she’s passed the bar in two states and she’s only 26 years old.
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Twenty-one years after first enrolling in Dakota Wesleyan University’s criminal justice program, Joel Reinesch is going back. But this time, he’s not enrolled in the program — he’s running it.
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The new year marked a new beginning at the Mitchell Area Safehouse, as Jan. 1 was the day when Alli Fredericksen took over as executive director for the organization.
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Because the Supreme Court ruled in favor of South Dakota on Thursday morning, online retailers will now be responsible for paying state sales tax, just as businesses with a physical presence in the state already were already required to do.
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For Jimmy Traupel, Memorial Day has a literal meaning: it’s a day that brings back a lot of memories.
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