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Burton VanKirk has taken over the helm at Gregory’s Southern Baptist Church. VanKirk and his wife Wendy, along with son Joshua (18) and daughter Ellie (15) moved to Gregory about six weeks ago.

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The leaves aren’t the only orange South Dakota residents will be seeing for the next several months. Hunters donned their high visibility gear this past weekend as pheasant season opened for South Dakota residents only for the weekend of October 12-14. On Saturday, October 19, the traditional season for both resident and non-resident hunters will open.

1969 was the last year Gregory or Burke had an FFA chapter, until Mollie Andrews came along. The idea of a county wide chapter was something that had never been done, but Andrews was determined to make it work. In 2021, Gregory and Burke joined forces to create “Gregory County FFA” Two rival schools had to learn to make friends with one another, be on the same team, and step out of their comfort zone.

Saturday, October 19, 1:00 - 5:00 p.m. will be “Bring Your Dog Day” at Sam’s Farm Festival in Dallas.

In a heartfelt initiative to empower the next generation, Lakota Youth Development (LYD) organized a captivating storytelling workshop this past weekend at 621 Main St., Gregory, SD. The event brought together young participants eager to hear their cultural stories and connect with their heritage through the art of storytelling.

M OMENTS Danica Zomer, MSW, CSW-PIP Have you ever felt a little sluggish and down on a dreary rainy day? Or have you experienced the opposite, waking up to the warm sunshine and feeling refreshed, energized, and ready to take on the day. How about that eerie, fearful feeling that can come right before a big storm blows through? It’s not uncommon for our mood to shift with the changing weather.

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grandchild Hayden. The 2024 general election will be held on Tuesday, November 5, 2024, and anyone who wants to vote in the election must be registered by Monday, October 21, 2024.

Cooking is an activity that brings friends and family together. But you might be surprised to know that according to the NFPA, cooking is the leading cause of home fire injuries and reported home fires.