NOTICE OF SALE The City Council having previously declared surplus certain City owned real property located at the intersection of 15th Ave and Minnesota Street which is legally described as: Lot 1, Block 1 of Fullerton Properties Second Addition, a subdivision of the N ½ of Section 16, and a portion of previously platted Outlot B-2, a subdivision of Outlot B, Section 16, all in T 103 N R 60 W of the 5th P.M., City of Mitchell, Davison County, South Dakota; and does hereby provide this Notice of Sale pursuant to SDCL Sections 6-13-4 and 6-13-5.2. The real property was duly appraised by the 3 person board appointed for that purpose and said appraisal is on file with the City of Mitchell Finance Office. Said real property has been listed for sale by a licensed real estate broker and interested parties may contact Stratton Havlik, Broker Associate, with Exit Realty in Mitchell, South Dakota. Any sale of the property shall not occur earlier than 10 days following the first publication of
Circus scenes to adorn Corn Palace murals in 2022
The Corn Palace Entertainment Board began mulling over ideas earlier this month for the circus themed murals that will be speckled along the Corn Palace in 2022. Written By: Sam Fosness | ×
The Corn Palace. (Matt Gade / Republic)
Mitchell’s biggest tourist attraction will be decorated in a circus theme in 2022, following the Corn Palace Entertainment Board’s recent approval.
While the mural designs are not yet finalized, the Corn Palace Board considered a handful of circus theme ideas earlier this month during a recent meeting. Corn Palace Director Doug Greenway led the discussion by pitching his idea for the two large murals along the front of the building.
City lists former Kelley home on the market for $3.5 million
Former Kelley home that sits just 2 miles west of Lake Mitchell has been listed for sale since Dec. 1. Written By: Sam Fosness | ×
The front of the house, formerly known as the Kelley property. The city of Mitchell has listed the former Kelley family home along Firesteel Creek at $3.5 million. (Matt Gade / Republic)
The multimillion-dollar home that the city of Mitchell purchased two years ago along Firesteel Creek is back on the market.
After going through a process to establish the value of the $3.5 million home that sits roughly 2 miles west of Lake Mitchell, the city now awaits an offer that’s in the price range of the house that was previously owned by Peggy Kelley and her late husband, Harvey. The house came with the city’s purchase of 371 acres of land that sits along Firesteel Creek, which will soon be the area where the city constructs a wetland and dam in hopes to drasticall