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The Prairie View Gospel Barn in Gregory is pleased to host The Browns at 6:30 p.m., Sunday, September 24. It’s truly a family affair when The Browns hit the stage with their music.

As the regular meeting of the Gregory City Council was called to order at 6:00 p.m., Monday, September 18, 2023, Julie Yager and Wilma Robertson were on hand to discuss the future of the property at 524 E. 6th Street.

Southern Plains Behavioral Health Services held a butterfly release event at the Park Performance Center Wednesday evening, September 13, in recognition of suicide awareness and prevention month. The program featured a man who survived a suicide attempt from the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco, a letter from Jenny (Pochop) Ehnes, who lost both a brother and her father to suicide, and a testimony by Vickie Weese, who survived a suicide attempt.

It’s all Greek Caitlin Kurtz, English I, English IV, and ninth grade literature teacher, invited the Gregory School District Board of Education to her classroom as the regular meeting of the board began on Tuesday, September 12. Once in the classroom, two students — Heydan Westfall and Jonathan Fiala — and Miss Kurtz showed the board a power point presentation about the students’ trip to Greece.

Kade and Luke Stukel weren’t trying to start anything when they showed their 2022 football championship rings to Dewey Allum, but they did ignite a spark of envy in the man. Allum was a player on Gregory’s 1958 11A state football championship team.

Golden West Telecommunications Cooperative’s 71st annual meeting will be held at 10 a.m. Sept.

Seeing the word “suicide” in the title may have made you a little hesitant about reading or maybe, it drew you in, wondering where it was going. The word has such a strong, jerk reaction, but I’m hoping to share some perspective if you yourself need some help or if someone around you may be struggling.

Chop, pack, repeat. That is what Labor Day weekend consists of for most farmers in and around Gregory County.

How in the world did we allow political pundits to change the narrative regarding whether or not it’s good to protect the American people, American jobs, American manufacturing, and American food production?