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Gregory Teeners head to state

Tuesday, July 30, 2024, was a big day for the Gregory Teeners baseball team. Monday’s rain delay might have been just what the team needed to reset for their matchups against Miller and Tyndall. After their loss to Tyndall on Monday, they returned on Tuesday, July 30, to win three games back-to-back to win the Region 2 title and advance to the South Dakota VFW 16B State Tournament.
Rookies place fourth in league tournament

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Management positions filled at Silver Threads Assisted Living

Jim and Dulce Frank have taken their time to find just the right people for their management team at Silver Threads Assisted Living Facility, and that search has resulted in Kelly Klaudt as manager and Misti Mills as assistant manager.
Bombers headed to district championship game, already secured spot at state

Burke Bombers 7 Plankinton Bankers 4 Showing that they might have been underrated, the #6 seed Burke Bombers took down the #3 seed Plankinton Bankers 7-4 on Saturday, July 27, in their first game of the South Dakota Amateur Baseball Association District 3 Tournament in Wessington Springs. The Bankers got on the board first when an error in the first inning allowed a run.
Old hospital and nursing home slowly coming down

Progress becomes more evident each week as demolition of the former Avera Gregory Hospital and Nursing Home continues. Headway is slow since all asbestos has to be removed first by experts before further work can continue. A view from the outside shows the hospital to be basically a shell of a building as windows, doors, and many interior walls have been removed.
The Lindsey Family to perform at Prairie View Gospel Barn

The Lindsey Family will make their first appearance at Prairie View Gospel Barn on Tuesday, August 6. Traveling and playing music throughout the United States and Canada, The Lindsey Family sings and plays positive-oriented music, mostly in the acoustic tradition, with other instruments and styles as appropriate.

A Note From Cottonwood Corners

News Staff

Wednesday, March 4, 2026

The first fort established at Yankton was built in 1862. It was constructed to protect settlers from maraud ing hostile Sioux Indian raiders during the Civil War. The fort was a stockade that included a quarter of each block on Broadway between Third and Fourth streets. This was the first organized army for the Territory of Dakota and also its first and only fort at that time.

Kirsch joins Brain, Nerve & Spine as message therapist

Patty Connealy

Wednesday, March 4, 2026

Hayley Kirsch is the new massage therapist at Brain, Nerve & Spine as of February 23, 2026. Originally from Colorado, Kirsch moved to Springview, NE, the end of 2024 after marrying a man there she met through a classmate at Frontier School of the Bible in Wyoming.

Downtown to get some love

Patty Connealy

Wednesday, March 4, 2026

Rachelle Bloom of the Gregory Economic Development Group (GED) presented the group’s plans for the downtown park, located between Southern Plains Behavioral Health and the movie theater. GED has worked with Kirwan Design for a zero-to-low maintenance plan which includes several phases of development to allow for the group to raise funding.

White Buffalo and Red Wolf Studios now open on Main Street

Patty Connealy

Wednesday, March 4, 2026

The anticipation has been building for many months. From the first signs of remodeling, glimpses of black bricks inside, Facebook posts about the new business next to Sissy’s Café, to the opening earlier this month, The White Buffalo and Red Wolf Studios have been generating some excitement.

Hanson is new district manager for conservation district

News Staff

Wednesday, March 4, 2026

Finn Hanson has answered the call as the new district manager of the Gregory County Conservation District. A Burke High School graduate, Hanson initially earned a degree in mechanical engineering from Southeast Tech.

DWU music groups to perform in Gregory

News Staff

Wednesday, March 4, 2026

The Ron and Sheilah Gates Department of Music at Dakota Wesleyan University will sponsor a tour of eastern South Dakota and Nebraska venues March 6-10, 2026. The Highlanders and Wesleyan Bells will visit Gregory, Sioux Falls, Alexandria and Salem, S.D., and Papillion, Neb. All performances are free and open to the public.

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Gregory Teeners head to state

Rookies place fourth in league tournament

Management positions filled at Silver Threads Assisted Living

Bombers headed to district championship game, already secured spot at state

Old hospital and nursing home slowly coming down

The Lindsey Family to perform at Prairie View Gospel Barn

A Note From Cottonwood Corners

Kirsch joins Brain, Nerve & Spine as message therapist

Downtown to get some love

White Buffalo and Red Wolf Studios now open on Main Street

Hanson is new district manager for conservation district

DWU music groups to perform in Gregory

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