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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

Firefighters still busy fighting wildfires

Firefighters are gaining the upper hand on the wildfires in Nebraska and South Dakota. The Morrill Fire in western Nebraska was 98% contained as of March 22.
Gregory Athletics Club hosts East-West Shootout

The Gregory Athletics Club hosted the 33rd Annual East - West Shootout on Monday, March 23, 2026. The event features area high school seniors and gives them a chance to have a night of fun on the court playing together with friends, whom are sometimes rivals during the regular season.
Gorillas trio earns All-Conference Honors

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Gregory wrestlers shine at AAU State with 10 podium finishers, 2 champions

The South Dakota youth AAU state tournament was held over the weekend. Three weeks ago, 3500 young grapplers’ journey to the state tournament began. That number was whittled down to 1596 kids for state. To be a part of that number is a great accomplishment for these young athletes, as it does not come easy. Over the weekend, all of our wrestlers represented the great talent we have in the Gregory wrestling room. It was a big accomplishment to get 10 of our 17 on the awards stand. We had 4 individuals vying for that top spot.
Perfect timing provides opportunity for local grad to return to the area

It was a case of “the stars aligning” that brought Tyson Serr back to Burke to start his own business, Serr AG Supply. Serr, a 2016 Burke High School graduate, went to work for Hefty Seed in Kimball after college.
Stevicks witnesses legislative drama during his second time as page

Gregory High School senior Ryler Stevicks was sponsored by District 21 Senator Mykala Voita to serve as a page again this year in the state’s 101st legislature. Stevicks said he chose to work in the Senate again because he knew everyone on that side, where they sit, and how things work.