Taos Weborg may not have been born on a horse, but it wasn’t long after that he started on his path to trying to stay on animals. “I started riding sheep when I was probably three,” he estimated.

Brian Kalenda, bagger extraordinaire at Buche Foods in Gregory, is headed to Las Vegas for the best bagger competition at the National Grocers Association Convention (NGA Show 2025) February 23-25, 2025, at Caesars Forum Convention Center. To get to this level, Kalenda has competed in store and state competitions for the last four years. In September he claimed the state title at the South Dakota State Fair to earn this trip to the national championship.

Bice Backhoe Service, LLC, is Sid Bice’s new business venture in Gregory. Bice has about seven years’ experience in the backhoe business, the last five with Storms Trenching in Winner and two years before that with Storms’ uncle.

Family-owned Burke Livestock Auction going strong after nearly 60 years When Herris Lambley bought the abandoned livestock auction barn in Burke, South Dakota, in 1967, the weeds were said to be as tall as the buildings. Now 58 years later, the weeds are gone, but the auction market is going strong with the Lambley family still at the helm.

Young and totally lacking any knowledge of business or concrete, Kathy Divine’s father, Art Hertz, asked us to start a “cement plant” in Bonesteel, South Dakota. Our total market research consisted of going to the University of Nebraska Book Store and buying the book “Principles of Concrete.” That book now resides in second-generation, son Andy Divine’s office.

Gregory 53 Winner 39 The Gregory Gorillas edged out the Winner Warriors on Monday by a score of 53-39. Gregory set the tone early, putting up 11 points in the opening quarter, leading the Warriors 11-10 after one quarter.