Luke Hagen

Mitchell

Mitchell Republic Editor / Outdoor enthusiast / Green Bay Packers owner / Father-husband / I love being alone but appreciate good company.

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Articles

Midweek Update April 9 with Mitchell Mayor Jordan Hanson and Luke Hagen

2 weeks ago | mitchellrepublic.com | Luke Hagen

MITCHELL — Monday night's Mitchell City Council meeting was eventful. It's an understatement to say the city of Mitchell has a lot going on right now. Discussions on measurable goals for nonprofits and their subsidy funding, a land purchase to remove a mobile home park, a possible summer day care program and there's always something new with the Corn Palace.
Mitchell Republic Midweek Update April 2 with Chase Kristensen and Luke Hagen

3 weeks ago | sports.yahoo.com | Luke Hagen

Apr. 2—MITCHELL — There's quite a bit of construction going on a Wild Oak Golf Course. On Wednesday morning, workers were ripping out trees and renovating the new-look course as it changes ownership to Chase Kristensen, of Mitchell. A massive hole has been dug out of where the former driving range was located.
Mitchell Republic Midweek Update April 2 with Chase Kristensen and Luke Hagen

3 weeks ago | mitchellrepublic.com | Luke Hagen

MITCHELL — There's quite a bit of construction going on a Wild Oak Golf Course. On Wednesday morning, workers were ripping out trees and renovating the new-look course as it changes ownership to Chase Kristensen, of Mitchell. A massive hole has been dug out of where the former driving range was located.
MCC Lost and Found Sale resells unclaimed and donated items at affordable prices

3 weeks ago | mesalegend.com | Luke Hagen

A fundraising sale hosted by MCC’s Center for Community & Civic Engagement (CCCE) sold heavily discounted unclaimed lost and found items to attendees in need of affordable materials. Funds raised by the event will be put towards the CCCE’s Making a Difference grant, which administers financial aid for students who have committed to any service working project, according to the grant application.
MCC Festival of the Arts returns to raise money for local artists

3 weeks ago | mesalegend.com | Luke Hagen

Artists at MCC raised money for their businesses by flexing their artistic abilities at the college’s annual Festival of the Arts. The 11th rendition of the event took place in front of the Southern and Dobson campus’s Theatre on March 20 and featured food from Guac On Up, a local food truck, and a lineup of local musicians from the college community. Nearly 30 vendors gathered around the lawn by the Theatre from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. to sell a variety of pieces.
Midweek Update March 26 with Safe Place of Eastern South Dakota and Luke Hagen

4 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Luke Hagen

Mar. 26—MITCHELL — Meet Coleen Hoffman and Teresa Berndt, who help make theSafe Place of Eastern South Dakotaoperate. They've been busy preparing for their annual Night at the Races fundraiser event, held April 4 at the Highland Conference Center in Mitchell. Additionally, the Safe Place is anticipating the opening of its new facility at the corner of North Kimball Street and East Green Drive, in northeastern Mitchell, this June. What does the Safe Place do exactly?
Midweek Update March 26 with Safe Place of Eastern South Dakota and Luke Hagen

4 weeks ago | mitchellrepublic.com | Luke Hagen

MITCHELL — Meet Coleen Hoffman and Teresa Berndt, who help make the Safe Place of Eastern South Dakota operate. They've been busy preparing for their annual Night at the Races fundraiser event, held April 4 at the Highland Conference Center in Mitchell. Additionally, the Safe Place is anticipating the opening of its new facility at the corner of North Kimball Street and East Green Drive, in northeastern Mitchell, this June. What does the Safe Place do exactly?
Mesa Community College responds to federal DEI reversals with program cuts

4 weeks ago | mesalegend.com | Luke Hagen

The signing of Executive Order 14151 into law has led Maricopa County Community College District (MCCCD) and school administrators to announce cuts to certain diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI)-related programs. At MCC, one announcement came in the form of an email sent to all students on Feb. 28 by the district declaring that the cultural and special interest convocations held separate from the graduation ceremony will not occur.
Hagen: Mayor Jordan Hanson acknowledges city's positive perception falls on him

1 month ago | mitchellrepublic.com | Luke Hagen

MITCHELL — Mayor Jordan Hanson has learned a lot in 10 months on the job, perhaps most importantly to thank city staff for their work. Hanson, who has acknowledged he’s been called a “glory hound,” thanked staffers at least eight times during an 80-minute presentation on the state of Mitchell on Tuesday night at the Mitchell Technical College Amphitheater.
Hagen: We’re a whole lot more than just a news source

1 month ago | mitchellrepublic.com | Luke Hagen

MITCHELL — I was pleasantly surprised to see the Mitchell Republic’s website on a friend’s computer monitor this week when I stopped at his Main Street office. I dropped off some cash for a local raffle ticket drawing before business hours, and there was our website bringing the news of the day to one of our thousands of readers. Aside from the reminder that we’re the source of news from the community and region, I was just proud of the way our website looked this week. It’s pretty fancy.