Gregory County 4-H held our annual Recognition Night on Monday, November 3rd at the Gregory Community Room. This event is a night to recognize all the 4-H youth, their accomplishments, our volunteers, and our sponsors. 4-H offers such a unique and powerful opportunity for young people to grow in ways that will benefit them throughout their lives. It teaches essential life skills like leadership, responsibility, and teamwork, all while allowing kids to explore their interests—whether that’s in agriculture, science, community service, or the arts. These experiences shape confident, resilient individuals who are prepared to tackle the challenges of tomorrow. The 2024-2025 4-H year modeled how the dedication, creativity, and enthusiasm of our 4-H members are making a real difference in our communities.

It’s hard to make friends. It doesn’t matter if you are a begindergartener, or elderly. Finding good friends is difficult. Sometimes it happens that we put our trust in people who have not earned it.

ESULTS Tuesday Mixed League 11/11/25 Tee Riffic Creations, 183-57; Six Balls, 161-79; Rosebud Electric, 125½-114½; Boats ‘n’ Hoes, 105135; Carlock Babes, 101½-138½; The Outsiders, 44-196; HTG: Six Balls, 689; HTS: Tee Riffic Creations, 1915; HIG: Steven Petersen, 215; Jennifer Soesbe, 168; HIS: Couy Hollenbeck, 526; Goldie Warnkvist, 461. Splits picked up: Michelle Wiedeman, 7-9; Craig Soesbe, 10-5; Catie Lutt, 6-7-10; Misty Claussen, 3-10.

As big game seasons continue to open up we wanted to share a few important reminders regarding big game licenses, transporting your animal, and doing your part to slow the spread of chronic wasting disease (CWD).

rairie plants to know American Vetch A native vine-like (slender and trailing) perennial with blue to purple (and rarely white) flowers. Flowers May through September.

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