Corsica Development Corporation

03/09/2026

FOR SALE❗️Corsica Development Corp has one more Governors Home left for sale! The home comes with new appliances (washer, dryer, oven, microwave, fridge, and dish washer). And has the option and space to add an attached garage. 🏠

24’ x 50’ home - 1,200 sq. ft. (three-bedroom, two-bathroom)

Sale price: $149,999!

For interested parties, message our page or contact Luke at (6O5) 63O-887l.

02/24/2026

The future is limitless in Corsica, where health, business, industry, agriculture and education are the focus and family is the core. Stop by soon, and we'll help you see why Corsica is the best place on the prairie for your family and business to call home!

02/10/2026

With this weather warming up gets us thinking about spring. Time to grab one of the 3 lots left and build that new home in this great location!

01/29/2026

𝐖𝐡𝐚𝐭'𝐬 𝐠𝐨𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐨𝐧 𝐢𝐧 𝐂𝐨𝐫𝐬𝐢𝐜𝐚?

𝐇𝐨𝐰 𝐦𝐮𝐜𝐡 𝐭𝐢𝐦𝐞 𝐡𝐚𝐯𝐞 𝐲𝐨𝐮 𝐠𝐨𝐭??

Corsica Development Corporation President Luke Bamberg sat down with Mitchell Republic Editor Luke Hagen this afternoon to highlight a few of the recently-most-newsworthy events around town:

🏫 Corsica-Stickney High School's addition

💼 Governor Larry Rhoden's visit to the Southwest Business Park

🏘️ Residential Housing Development's addition of 23 homes in six years

🏥 Senior Healthcare Taskforce's drive to maintain elder care in Douglas County

⛳ Dakota Trails Golf Course upgrades & clubhouse expansion

💰Supplementation from economic development tools, including Tax Increment Financing & the South Dakota Governor's Office of Economic Development

Click the link to learn more about these and other reasons Luke Bamberg and others choose to bring their families home to ! 🐾

There's a lot going on in Corsica. The Corsica-Stickney High School has a new addition. A new business development park. And what's the update on the Good Sam Center?

01/22/2026

As Dakota News Now reporter Parker Brown says, our quest to assume ownership and operation of the Corsica Good Sam from Sanford Health isn’t an effort to prove a point – it’s our attempt to keep our seniors close to home for long-term care.

“We all love this town and love this area and county. We would love to continue our life here and not get to the end of it and have to” move to a larger community, Senior Health Care Taskforce member Logan Denning said.

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The task force has been in open communication with Sanford and Good Sam representatives throughout the process.

01/16/2026

For the past two years, Corsica Development Corporation has been proactive in ensuring that skilled nursing services continue in our community amid nursing home closures across rural South Dakota. That resolve has intensified since the November announcement that our Good Samaritan Society facility would close. This facility has been a source of comfort and care for Douglas County residents in their later years and provided meaningful employment for countless residents for more than 60 years. As Jamie Rexwinkel said in this Mitchell Republic article, “Our message has been consistent. ... If the community is given the chance, we are ready — financially and organizationally — to step in and find a way forward.”

Taskforce remains cautiously optimistic elder care can continue if community is given flexibility or control

01/12/2026

The Corsica Development Corporation is pleased to welcome Dr. Kodi Larson of Larson Chiropractic to our community! We wish you a wonderful first week of business in !

✨ Happy New Year from Larson Chiropractic! ✨
We’re excited for a fresh start and even more excited that Dr. Kodi will begin seeing patients on January 12th. Here’s to a healthy, strong, and pain-free year ahead—we can’t wait to care for you in 2026!

Call/Text 605-660-9961 to make your appointment!

12/01/2025

This weekend, the Corsica Development Corporation is thankful for the 63 years Pleasant View Home/Good Samaritan Society has served our community. Though the facility's closure presents a challenge, we are optimistic that a path forward can be found that serves the needs of our elders, their families and the vitality of the entire Douglas County region for another 60+ years.

“The people who live in our facility today are the same people who helped raise the money to build it in the 1960s,” said Luke Bamberg, president of the Corsica Development Corporation.