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At the regular meeting of the Gregory City Council, held at 6:00 p.m., Tuesday, April 22, 2025, Library Director Tara Engel reminded the council of the upcoming One Book South Dakota event at the library.

Kore Cares has opened an office in Gregory. The company, which provides in-home services, was founded in 2016 by Gabrielle Hoing, who began her career in healthcare during high school as a CNA and medication aide. Now with a business degree in health services administration, she is the strategic thinker and visionary of the company that has grown to over 200 people serving eastern South Dakota.

The Gregory School District and Dakota Players invite everyone to an evening filled with fun and entertainment as Gregory’s young talents showcase You Look Marvelous! on Saturday, May 3rd at 1:00 p.m. at Gregory School Gym.

As we near the end of the 2024– 25 school year, it’s inspiring to reflect on the accomplishments of our students across all grade levels and areas of interest. Their dedication, creativity, and perseverance have been evident in every corner of our district, and it is with great pride that we recognize these achievements.

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Leaders with the South Dakota Cattlemen’s Foundation (SDCF) worked with Jorgensen Land & Cattle of Ideal, South Dakota, to secure a $100,000 donation of allbeet hotdogs to Feeding South Dakota. The donation makes up an entire semi-truck of all-beef hotdogs, and will be delivered to Feeding South Dakota on the first day of National Beef

The Pink Ladies are a group of lady dart throwers whose sole purpose is to raise money to assist people fighting cancer in Gregory County and surrounding areas. The Pink Ladies raise money through their dart league, dart tournaments, golf tournaments, various raffles, silent auctions, bake sales and many other fundraisers.

Now known as the Cuatro Crown Rodeo Series, rodeo action gets underway Friday morning in Wagner, SD, then moves to Burke for the cowboy and cowgirl cutting events Friday evening, then two rounds of rodeo in Burke on Saturday, culminating with a final round and awarding of jackets and all around saddles in Geddes, SD on Sunday.

On any given winter day, one Reli-Bar employee can easily serve the 20 locals who show up and order a meal at the Reliance community’s only establishment. But during the month of February, it takes at least two employees to manage the lunch and supper crowd.

As we reflect on the women who raised us this Mother’s Day, South Dakota Farmers Union would like to celebrate the many women who support the state’s No. 1 industry – farm and ranch moms! Read on to learn about Shelly Kenzy of Gregory and Darcie Lee of De Smet.