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Lifeguard Claire Lepke watches over the swimmers practicing with their kickboards in the lap pool at the Mitchell Indoor Aquatic Center. (Matt Gade / Republic)

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Park Board moves to ban floatation devices at Mitchell Indoor Aquatic Center

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For third time, Davison County approves controversial cropland drainage permit

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Small-town South Dakota rodeo club cancels 'slave auction' after outpouring of anger on social media

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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)

Government and Politics

Frustrated Mitchell residents push back on fines for compost violation

Anglers try their luck out on the Missouri between Chamberlain and Oacoma in this Mitchell Republic file photo. Anglers from all over will flock to the area a National Walleye Tour event next week. (Matt Gade / Republic)

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South Dakota city prepares for a whopper of an event, the National Walleye Tournament

Accidents

South Dakota man fatally shot by son's arrow in apparent hunting accident

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House demolition at 5th and Mentzer

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Mitchell's Masy Mock, Kernels capture titles at Sioux Falls quad

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Which line comes first for Vikings?

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Loons still forming development plans for local teens Patrick Weah, Fred Emmings

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Dr. Bevan Yueh (Submitted / University of Minnesota Physicians)

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Column: How COVID-19 humbled me, a doctor and CEO

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OTHER VIEWS: Heed warnings about drinking, marijuana use and driving

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OTHER VIEWS: Like for measles and mumps, colleges should require COVID-19 vaccines

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The latest report from the United States Drought Monitor indicates South Dakota under various levels of drought as of April 13.

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Drought expected to linger in South Dakota

Energy and Mining

North Dakota seeks to step into DAPL court fight ahead of ruling on shutdown

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Holbert: During planting, farmers are just one piece of a large puzzle

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Mitchell High School art students recognized at Aberdeen exhibition

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Frazee woman's success on TikTok is like the pudding in her quirky desserts — instant

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NewsMD podcast 'The Health Variant' episode: 'Viral Humility'

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You don't need to share your secrets, but share your lake

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Minnesota man sets sights on national walleye tour success as South Dakota stop nears

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Minnesota bear hunting applications due by May 7

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Dr. Bevan Yueh (Submitted / University of Minnesota Physicians)

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Column: How COVID-19 humbled me, a doctor and CEO

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Graves: A most memorable birthday moment

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Woster: Absorbing knowledge and losing it

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The land of John Millan and Kenneth Hostler is displayed on the monitor at the front of the room during a Davison County Drainage Commission meeting April 20, 2021 at the Davison County North Offices in Mitchell. Millan and Hostler have been on opposite sides of a fight over a drainage permit between Mitchell and Mount Vernon. (Marcus Traxler / Republic)

Government and Politics

For third time, Davison County approves controversial cropland drainage permit

Sports

Sports co-op between Freeman, Freeman Academy, Marion turned back, but not dead

Track and Field

Noah Price, Hayden Bahmuller each take two events as Hanson boys win Menno Relays

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Mitchell's Masy Mock, Kernels capture titles at Sioux Falls quad

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Area baseball: Hanson/Aurora rallies to whisk past Wagner

Recreation

Mitchell trapshooting team continues climb in participants

Farm and Ranch

The U.S. Drought Monitor released on April 22, 2021, showed the spreading drought across both the Midwest and western part of the country. (U.S. Drought Monitor)

Weather

Precipitation stabilized but didn't stop drought, U.S. Drought Monitor says

Agriculture

Professor creates Willow Creek Folk School to teach history of Great Plains agriculture

Agriculture

Minnesota family upholds farm's rich history, while writing new chapters

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Stephanie Herseth Sandlin

Government and Politics

South Dakota Democrats look for applicant to the federal bench after former congresswoman bows out

Science and Nature

SpaceX rocketship launches 4 astronauts on NASA mission to space station

Government and Politics

South Dakota getting more than $3 billion in federal stimulus, but not everyone is thrilled

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An exterior view of the White House in Washington on April 7, 2021. REUTERS/Tom Brenner

Coronavirus

LIVE: White House COVID-19 response team, public health officials hold 10 a.m. press briefing

Science

Mayo study finds colon cancer driven by hereditary gene mutations in 1 in 6 patients

Nation

U.S. CDC probes new death, hospitalization after Johnson & Johnson vaccine shots, officials say

Lifestyle

The Communion line at the Cathedral of St. Mary in downtown Fargo on Sunday, April 18, 2021, shows an array of “mantillas,” or veils, worn by some of the women attending the Traditional Latin Mass. Roxane B. Salonen / The Forum

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Traditional Latin Mass experiences a revival, including young converts to the older form and traditions

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Thank you for 10 years of sharing kindness through my column

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Historic Johnstown backdropped 'Slap Shot,' 'All the Right Moves'

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