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Audit concludes Corn Palace funds were mishandled

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FILE - In this June 1, 2010 file photo, Mark Schilling, director of the Corn Palace tourist attraction in Mitchell, S.D., picks sour dock, a weed used to frame the murals of the Corn Palace. Schilling resigned Monday, March 3, 2014, following findings from a state audit of Mitchell's city-owned attraction. Those findings have not been publically released but are scheduled to be unveiled at a March 17 City Council meeting. (AP Photo/The Daily Republic, Laura Wehde, File)

$7.2 million Corn Palace renovation to move ahead

Associated Press

FILE - In this June 1, 2010 file photo, Mark Schilling, director of the Corn Palace tourist attraction in Mitchell, S.D., picks sour dock, a weed used to frame the murals of the Corn Palace. Schilling resigned Monday, March 3, 2014, following findings from a state audit of Mitchell's city-owned attraction. Those findings have not been publically released but are scheduled to be unveiled at a March 17 City Council meeting. (AP Photo/The Daily Republic, Laura Wehde, File)

State probing resignation of Corn Palace director

Associated Press

FILE - In this June 1, 2010 file photo, Mark Schilling, director of the Corn Palace tourist attraction in Mitchell, S.D., picks sour dock, a weed used to frame the murals of the Corn Palace. Schilling resigned Monday, March 3, 2014, following findings from a state audit of Mitchell's city-owned attraction. Those findings have not been publically released but are scheduled to be unveiled at a March 17 City Council meeting. (AP Photo/The Daily Republic, Laura Wehde, File)

Director of Corn Palace tourist attraction resigns

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Wine sales suspended at Corn Palace after sting

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