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Recycling trailer returns with expanded cardboard capacity
Gregory alumni relive the glory days on Mike Dacy Field
Social Security Administration celebrates America’s 250th with commemorative cards for newborns

Teeners face tough Winner/Colome team
Jr. Teeners split double-header with Winner/Colome
Reporter of the facts

BOWLING RESULTS

R ESULTS Tuesday Mixed League 11/22/22 Old Pioneer, 214-74; Bailey Welding, 199-89; Tee-Riffic Creations, 1791/2-1081/2; Fritz’s Angels, 165½- 1221/2; Buche’s Bowlers, 123-153; Carlock Babes, 115-173; Wild Bunch, 78-198; The Outsiders, 37-251; HIG: Dan Soesbe, 235; Addy Nelson, 248; HIS: Dan Soesbe, 663; Addy Nelson, 634. Splits picked up by Amy Moeller, 3-6-7-10; Misty Clausen, 3-10; Addy Nelson, 2-4-8-10.
Timanus to open Gregory office for Fenenga, DeSmet & Associates

The professional tax and accounting firm of Fenenga, DeSmet & Co. will have a presence in Gregory, beginning December 5, with the addition of Karen Timanus to their firm.
Seven Gregory oral interpretation students head to state this weekend

On November 14, 2022, Gregory’s oral interpretation team traveled to Pierre to compete at region competition. Fifteen schools were in attendance vying for a chance to qualify for the state festival. The top three entries in each category moved on to state. Gregory students competed in all seven of the categories, qualifying for state in four.
Quilts are only part of Vlesta Schmidt’s story

I first met 94-year-old Vlesta Schmidt when the Lutheran church hosted a show of her quilts about a month ago. It wasn’t a good time for a visit, so I spent an afternoon at her home recently to get some information about her and some stories about the numerous quilts in her collection.
Patriotic quilt raffle winner announced

From a dream to a winner!! Dawn Atkins grew up in the Gregory/ Burke area. Since her Dad, Don Soesbe, is a member of the Burke VFW Post #9950, a lot of time was spent being involved in the Post and Auxiliary activities. As a little girl, Dawn dreamed of growing up and doing something for the VFW and Auxiliary - something special that they would do together.
November is veterans and military families month

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A Veteran’s story: The hand of God

News Staff

Wednesday, November 5, 2025

There are many memories of war that last a lifetime. Memories of buddies lost right before one’s eyes, of prisoners, of battle. Sometimes these memories meet me at the strangest times, but there’s one memory above all that has changed me forever.

Secretary of State lists ballot question petitions approved for circulation

News Staff

Wednesday, November 5, 2025

Secretary of State Monae L. Johnson approved three ballot question petitions for circulation prior to the submission deadline on November 3, 2025.

SDDOT snowplow naming contest returns for sixth year

News Staff

Wednesday, November 5, 2025

The sixth annual Snowplow Naming Contest hosted by the South Dakota Department of Transportation (SDDOT) is now open through Friday, Dec. 12, 2025. Over the past five winters, SDDOT has engaged thousands of South Dakotans in naming snowplows across the State. On average, the SDDOT contest draws 700 submissions annually from individuals, classrooms, and businesses.

Will tariffs arrive in time to save American lamb?

News Staff

Wednesday, November 5, 2025

Commentary by Bill Bullard, CEO, R-CALF USA The U.S. sheep industry reveals what happens when our nation ignores market failure for too long, and it’s a case study applicable to every livestock sector in America. So, let’s examine market failure.

Fact brief: Has South Dakota ever held a vote to eliminate

News Staff

Wednesday, November 5, 2025

Yes. South Dakota voters shot down an attempt to eliminate daylight saving time in a referendum in 1968, with 59% voting against the measure.

November SNAP benefits may be disrupted

News Staff

Wednesday, October 29, 2025

Due to the ongoing federal government shutdown, Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits for November 2025 may be delayed or disrupted. While October benefits have been fully issued, future funding is not guaranteed.

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