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Dustin Feistner’s application to get Speedy Taxi operating in the city once again comes roughly two years after the Mitchell City Council unanimously denied the taxi businesses license due to Feistner’s criminal history and allegations of dangerous driving habits and poor business practices.
Frustrated Mitchell residents push back on fines for compost violation
In total, 32 Mitchell residents were fined for dumping compost at the drop off site prior to the April 5 opening day. Written By: Sam Fosness | ×
Several Mitchell residents voiced their frustrations with the city on Monday night after being fined for dumping compost prior to the opening date at the City of Mitchell s Compost Drop off Site at 1400 West 8th Avenue, west of the HWY 37 Bypass. (Matt Gade / Republic)
Some Mitchell residents who were recently fined for dumping compost at the city’s drop off site prior to the opening date aired out their frustrations on Monday night.
Council backs adjustable location for First Fridays on Main
The summer events will be held at the same location on Main Street, stretching from Seventh Avenue to Fifth Avenue. Written By: Sam Fosness | ×
People walk in the 500 block of North Main Street in Mitchell during a car show on display during a First Fridays event in 2019 in Mitchell. (Matt Gade / Republic)
After getting pushback from a local business owner, First Fridays on Main will have an adjustable location in downtown Mitchell following the city council’s approval Monday night of the event setup.
While the event location will remain along Main Street, stretching from East Seventh Avenue to East Fifth Avenue, Mitchell Mayor Bob Everson has the authority to reduce the portion of Main Street that’s blocked off between Fifth and Sixth avenues.
Downtown Mitchell business owner unhappy with First Fridays on Main location
The owner of The Back 40 in downtown Mitchell is seeking to have First Fridays on Main be moved north a block, away from her local restaurant and bar, citing a loss in business. Written By: Sam Fosness | ×
First Fridays on Main is coming back to downtown Mitchell this summer, but a Main Street business owner is not on board with the location of the event.
During Monday’s Mitchell City Council meeting, Keke Leiferman, owner of The Back 40 Tap house Grill, urged the council to reconsider the location of the summer events due to the negative impact she said it has on her restaurant and bar. Mitchell Main Street and Beyond is proposing to host the monthly events in the same location as previous years on Main Street, stretching from East Seventh Avenue to East Fifth Avenue.