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Addressing consumer beef prices
Area students named to President’s list at Southeast Technical College
University of Sioux Falls Spring 2026 Dean’s List

Gregory track at Bon Homme
Gregory golfers close regular season on a high note
GHS Gorillas in the sky

Jr. Teeners get a tie and a win against Winner

A single in the fifth inning helped Gregory County Jr. Teeners battle to an 8-8 tie with Winner Jr.
Thirty-one bikers participate in Bike Rodeo

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A little rain just makes the smoke better

Everyone has been praying for rain, so when 0.40 inches fell late Saturday afternoon as Ribfest was getting underway, it was hard to complain about it. Other than a little rain, the cool day was perfect for spending hours smoking meat, and the efforts paid off for several teams.
Chris Golden is coming to the Prairie View Gospel Barn

The Prairie View Gospel Barn is pleased to announce that Chris Golden is coming to the Barn on Sunday, June 18, at 6:30 p.m. The doors will open at 5:00 p.m. for a benefit meal for Lucas Adams Chris Golden is a singer, multiinstrumentalist, producer, traveler, and father. His history in the music industry is epic, spans multiple genres, and is rich in heritage. He has deep roots from his tenure on tour with Alabama, Restless Heart, and the Oak Ridge Boys. And if his name sounds familiar, it could be because he is the son of William Lee Golden of the The Oak Ridge Boys.
Boys win back-to-back team title at state

The Gregory boys golf team made history again this year, winning back-to-back state championships and claiming the number one Class B golfer in the state. Although the team held the first place spot at the end of the first day of the tournament, the team’s top golfer, Eli Fogel, was tied for third, four strokes behind the lead.
Tick talk: a healthy fear of these predators will allow you to enjoy the outdoors safely

Baseball, golf, hiking, picnics, gardening, or working outside these are some of the activities that get people out into the great outdoors in the spring and summer. These are also some of the activities that put people into places where ticks live.