Platte-Geddes Invite September 27, 2025 Boys 5,000 Meters Varsity 6 Luke Barreto, 18:06.40 37 Ryler Stevicks, 21:17.23 Girls 5,000 Meters Varsity 7 Abigail Engel, 22:08.53 26 Avery Birkel, 24:45.80 PR 34 Sadie Carlson, 27:12.16 PR Boys 4,000 Meters JV 21 Robby Ring, 18:42.74 PR 22 Isaac Hull, 18:44.41

The Gregory Spikers gave it their all in a tough four-set match on the road against the Corsica-Stickney Lady Jaguars on Thursday, September 25,2025. “Although the scoreboard didn’t end in our favor, games like tonight really show how sportsmanship and attitudes can really outshine against abilities,” Head Coach Lauren Braun pointed out.

Government isn’t very good at solving problems. You might find that rich coming from someone who’s served in public office for 20 plus years, but it’s true – it isn’t government that solves our problems.

The Todd Becker Foundation, a nationally recognized high school assembly group, announced that they are bringing their presentation, “Hear the Story. Be Moved.” to Wagner High School on September 24, 2025. The event, which is free and open to the public, will take place in the gymnasium. Doors open at 6:40 p.m. with the event starting at 7:00 p.m. CST. The night will feature a live concert from the band “All the Noise”, followed by an impactful and life-changing message from Keith Becker.

DITOR Dear Editor, Marv and I were very honored to be asked to be Parade Marshals for the GHS 2025 Homecoming parade. As parade marshals, we had a unique perspective of the parade. . . we followed the GHS marching band. They were awesome! They marched, jumped, danced, sang and played their instruments the entire way, entertaining the residents at the nursing home and countless parade watchers. We were so proud of them! They look good and sound even better. We are so blessed to have Jared and Katie Opp in our school system and community. We also got to interact with a different set of students at the Harvest Fest. The FFA students helped out with that event. There were set up crews, serving crews, and clean up crews. Every student was polite and helpful and they stayed until everything was cleaned up and put away. They are a credit to their communities, Burke and Gregory, and their advisors, Mollie Andrews and Kayla Begeman. We have some pretty great people living here! Marv and Julie Braun

In the 1870s and early part of the 1880s, there were some significant changes which occurred in Charles Mix County. For many of those living on the east side of the river above Fort Randall, this was their first experience in politics in the county.