Gregory 31 vs. Parkston 65 by Coach Lonnie Klundt Gregory traveled to Parkston Friday, February 6, 2026.Parkston took an early first quarter lead of 17 to 9 and a 37 to 14 halftime score. Gregory trailed 26 to 57 after the third and fell by a final of 31 to 65. Regan Graesser led Gregory with 11, Dani VanDerWerff 9, ReNae Prokopec 5, Asia VanDerWerff 4, and Sophee Skalla 2.The Gorillas shot 8 of 34 from the field for 24% and 12 of 23 from the foul line for 52%.Gregory grabbed 23 rebounds with 5 each for Asia VanDerWerff and Dani VanDerWerff, 3 each for ReNae Prokopec, Regan Graesser, and Sophee Skalla, Ava Schweigert 2, and 1 each for Abby Holmes and Sadie Carlson. Asia VanDer-Werff led the Gorillas with 2 assists. Sophee Skalla had 3 steals, with Dani VanDerWerff and Regan Graesser with 2, and 1 each for Re-Nae Prokopec and Sadie Carlson. Dani VanDerWerff had 2 blocks for Gregory.Gregory committed 21 turnovers in the game.

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Supporting children through big feelings, bullying and a divisive culture Bullying is not “kids being kids”, tearing down others emotionally or physical aggression against another person is not “girls just being mean” or “boys being boys”. Harm is harm.The Oxford dictionary defines bullying as: seek to harm, intimidate, or coerce (someone perceived as vulnerable).

Tuesday Mixed League 2/10/26 Six Balls 140½-51½; Tee Riffic Creations 121-71; Rosebud Electric 115-77; Carlock Babes 74½-117½; Boats ‘n’ Hoes 61½-130½; The Outsiders 56½-135½; HTG: Tee Riffic Creations 749; HTS: Six Balls 2122; HIG: Jad Leber 234, Jennifer Soesbe 209; HIS: Jad Leber 661, Jennifer Soesbe 496. Thursday Men’s League 2/12/26 Northern Plains 175½-124½; Mr.

hoden Being open and honest isn’t hard to do. It may seem tough, but it’s actually far easier to be direct and truthful.

The origins of the wo m e n ’ s suffrage movement in America began in the West. Virtually all of the western states enfranchised women long before states in the east granted women the vote. The movement was partly tied to the abolition campaigns before and during the Civil War, but it was Wyoming and Utah where women first legally cast ballots. Colorado and Idaho followed shortly afterwards.