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A Note From Cottonwood Corners

About 1915, the exact location of the Loisel Trading Post which operated along the Missouri River in the vicinity of the center of South Dakota had been questioned by state historical officials. An article in The Madison Daily Leader of September 27, 1915 indicated at that time, authorities had placed it on Dorian Island, near Big Bend on the Missouri.

Land Transfers

WD; Wayne J. and Carol J. Clocker, husband and wife, to Wayne J. Clocker and Carol J. Clocker, joint trust, Lots 1-4, and the E½ SW of 18-95-66, less 1.91 acre highway; Lots 1-4 and the E½W½ of 19-9566; less 7.35 acre highway; S½ S½ of 12-95-67; NE¼ and N½ NW and NESE of 13-95-67; NESW of 33-9567, a/k/a Lot 3.; W½ SE and NESW of 35-95-67, a/k/a Lots 8-9 located in NE¼SW¼ and part of Lots 6-7 located in the W½SE¼. Additional legal description and except - see deed.

DANR recognizes City of Gregory for drinking water compliance

On April 4, 2024, the South Dakota Department of Agriculture and Natural Resources (DANR) announced that Josey Larsen and Marty Jung, the City of Gregory public water system and the system’s certified operators, have been awarded a Drinking Water Certificate of Achievement Award.

Gregory sponsors blood drive

April donors save May lives! This month, roll up your sleeves and save lives with LifeServe Blood Center. LifeServe Blood Center is calling all community members to participate in blood donation drives throughout the month of April, in your neighborhood. Each donation bolsters the blood supply for local hospitals, and LifeServe aims to emphasize the crucial role that each donor plays in supporting healthcare services within their own communities.

GED secures funding for pickleball court

Gregory Economic Development Director (GED) Rachelle Bloom reported that the organization has received a $5,000 grant from the South Dakota Community Foundation for a pickleball court. GED has some money also to put toward the project.

Gregory County Commissioners divided on use of variances

Acting as a board of adjustment, the commissioners reviewed a variance application for Josey and Tamara Larsen to build a house on less than 40 acres at their regular meeting on Wednesday, April 3. Because Larsen is Commissioner Lance Matucha’s stepson, and because the Larsens purchased the land from him, Matucha abstained from the decision.

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