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Part Of Mitchell’s Main Street To Be Closed

Main Street in Mitchell from 5th Avenue to 7th Avenue will be closed to traffic beginning Monday, May 22nd.  The closure is expected to last 2-4 weeks.

The usual parking areas around the Corn Palace will be open as usual and may be accessed from 5th Avenue and 7th Avenue.

Pedestrian traffic may access the Chamber Plaza from the alley using the sidewalks along 7th Avenue.

Pedestrian traffic may access the Corn Palace Main Street entrance using the 6th Avenue sidewalks on the south side of the Corn Palace to Main.

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