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USDA-DHS action good first step on cattle trafficking; R-CALF USA urges continued border closure
Concentrated packers are reshaping beef industry: Exacting harm on U.S. cattle ranchers and consumers
Gregory Music students attend Rushmore Music Camp

The following business & professional people would like to wish the football team the best of luck for 2026!
Gregory Gorilla
Second-inning burst enough to lead Dell Rapids past Colome

Lynndi Kahler begins her fight with neuroblastoma cancer

On June 4, 2026, Katie Kahler posted on Facebook from Sanford Children’s Hospital in Sioux Falls (the Castle). She and her husband Brandon were there with their youngest daughter, 20-month-old Lynndi, who has been diagnosed with neuroblastoma cancer.
AARP awards $15,000 grant to help transform downtown Gregory

What started as an idea around a board table more than two years ago is beginning to take shape. The Gregory Economic Development Group (GED) has been awarded a $15,000 AARP Community Challenge Grant to help develop the Downtown Gregory Parkette, a project designed to turn a vacant Main Street lot into a welcoming gathering place for residents and visitors of all ages.
BankWest introduces BOB, the next generation in teller machines

BankWest has introduced a new service that is available in the front entrance to their Gregory branch office. The Big Orange Box, or BOB, is an interactive teller machine, the next generation ATM.
America 250: British repeal Stamp Act, but pass more taxes and restrictions

After all the uprisings caused by the Stamp Act, the British repealed the act in 1766. But they apparently refused to learn their lesson from those uprisings and immediately began implementing more taxes and restrictions, which became known as the Townshend Acts between 17671768.
A lifelong love of teaching piano has impacted thousands

She began taking piano lessons when a concert pianist moved to her hometown of Yankton, beginning a love affair with music that continues to this day. Mary Beth Gergen was in seventh grade when a concert pianist’s wife passed away and he gave up traveling the world to move to Yankton where he had family.
The bluegrass sound of Authentic Unlimited is coming to the Gospel Barn

Prairie View Gospel Barn is bringing Grammy-nominated, three-time International Bluegrass Music Association vocal group of the year and video of the year Authentic Unlimited on Sunday, June 28. “I cannot emphasize enough how talented these men are and how excited we are to have them at the Barn,” Geoff Smith wrote on the Gospel Barn Facebook page.

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America 250: Britain continues to poke the bear

Patty Connealy

Wednesday, August 12, 2026

Last week’s column contained several errors, so we are re-running the entire, corrected version. The Tea Act was one of the first sparks of the American Revolution.

Walker takes 4th at Philip Demolition Derby

News Staff

Wednesday, August 12, 2026

SD Missouri River fishing report

News Staff

Wednesday, August 12, 2026

Skipper Bros Guiding on Lake Francis Case, the bite is a little tough with all the bait fish around. It seems to be a better jig bite on the south end of the reservoir. There’s lots of bait, catfish, drum, and smaller-eater walleyes near the bridge area. Both jigging and trolling seem to be working equally well. It’s possible to get limits of decent fish!

Freedom 250 at Mount Rushmore delivers economic impact and global exposure for South Dakota

News Staff

Wednesday, August 12, 2026

PIERRE, S.D. – The Freedom 250 at Mount Rushmore celebration generated millions of dollars in economic activity while showcasing the state to audiences around the world.

Business Tax Account gives eligible taxpayers more secure, convenient ways to manage federal tax obligations online

News Staff

Wednesday, August 12, 2026

WASHINGTON — The Internal Revenue Service today announced new and expanded features for Business Tax Account (BTA) users, giving eligible businesses and organizations more ways to view digital notices, make payments, and access and manage federal tax account information online.

Federal court upholds state law regarding generic drugs

News Staff

Wednesday, August 12, 2026

Attorney General Jackley announces that a U.S. District Court has dismissed three complaints filed by pharmaceutical manufacturers challenging a 2025 amendment to South Dakota law. The amendment restricts pharmaceutical manufacturers from controlling key contract terms related to how discounted drugs are delivered to healthcare providers serving underserved populations under the federal 340B Program.

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