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Council approves two special-event liquor licenses for Feb. 28 and March 21
Summary
The council approved a special-event wine-and-jazz license for LifeQuest on Feb. 28, 2026, and an on-sale liquor license for the Corn Palace Shrine Club's March 21, 2026 dinner at the Masonic Hall; both motions carried with no recorded opposition.
The Mitchell City Council approved two special-event liquor licenses during the meeting.
The first approval was for LifeQuest to hold a wine-and-jazz night at 401 North Main on Feb. 28, 2026; staff introduced the application and the council moved, seconded and voted to approve the special-event on-sale wine and cider license and on-sale malt beverage retail, with the motion carrying.
The second approval allowed the Corn Palace Shrine Club to host a comedy dinner at the Masonic Hall on March 21, 2026, under an on-sale liquor license; the council voted to approve after a motion and second. Both items were taken separately on the agenda and both motions carried without recorded opposition, according to the meeting record.
No members of the public spoke against either application during the council's call for public discussion on those items.
