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Addressing consumer beef prices
Area students named to President’s list at Southeast Technical College
University of Sioux Falls Spring 2026 Dean’s List

Gregory track at Bon Homme
Gregory golfers close regular season on a high note
GHS Gorillas in the sky

Gregory Spikers earn a spot in the SoDak 16

This past week was really nerveracking, but super emotional and history making for the lady Spikers. On Tuesday, the girls faced off against Lower Brule at home. They were able to take them in a three set sweep, 25-12, 25-11, and 25-5. This was the momentum the girls needed as they pushed into the final round of the region tournament on Thursday night in Bonesteel.
After only 25 years, hospital is outdated

This is the third installment in the history of Gregory’s hospitals and nursing home. With the new hospital in Gregory only 25 years old, the boards of directors of Gregory Community Hospital and Rosebud Nursing Home, together with the Lutheran Hospitals and Homes Society (LHHS) of Fargo, which operated both facilities, decided in June 1973 to launch a $1,750,000 building program to erect a new 40-bed hospital and add on to the Rosebud Home.
Cattle producer & veteran says time of service strengthened his love for country

Two weeks after graduating from Southern State college with an associate of life science and electronic repair degree, Ray Martinmaas was drafted into the Army. It was 1970 and while many of his classmates went to Vietnam, the Army had other plans for Martinmaas.
Gregory Co. FFA Ag Communications team does well at Nationals Competition

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Remembering Alfred Hutchison

In bygone days, Veterans Day was celebrated in Gregory with a parade, a meal at the Legion, and a dance. Many years, the veterans of specific wars would congregate to swap war stories and recall shared memories. In the beginning, those stories often involved a particular soldier from Gregory—PFC Alfred Hutchison—as the men gathered in the building of the Post named in his honor.