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FFA members write tribute to their advisors
Gregory Elevator demolition aftermath

Burke Bombers 1-1 for the week
Jr. Teeners tie at home in double-header
CONGRATULATIONS on your performances at the Region Tournament Good Luck at the Class B State Golf Tournament

High temperatures are a cause for concern

Temperatures were reaching the three-digit mark the last week of July, but in all reality, it felt much hotter. These high temperatures were a cause for concern as they dried up the crops.
George Johnson elected SDTLA president

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Stukel/Warnke participate in triathlon in Watertown

On August 2, 2023, Mya Warnke, left, and Averie Stukel, right, made their way to Watertown, SD, to participate in the F.O.P. sponsored triathlon. The triathlon consisted of a 200-meter swim, a 2-mile bike ride, and finishing up with an 800-meter run.
Grandview Addition spurs economic growth for the city of Gregory

A few short years ago, Gregory City Council made the decision to purchase a large parcel of land on the east side of town. A gamble on the city’s economic growth, the vote to move ahead with the purchase was a split decision, with Mayor Scott Anshutz breaking the tie.
Lisa White Pipe addresses the United Nations

Coalition of Large Tribes (COLT) Treasurer and Rosebud Sioux Tribal Councilwoman Lisa White Pipe spent a busy week in Geneva, Switzerland for the 16th session of the United Nations Expert Mechanism on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples. Treasurer White Pipe offered three specific interventions: 1. A call on the United States to immediately return Federal Indian Boarding School lands to tribes consistent with Articles 10 and 11 of the UN Declaration.
Stained glass windows installed in chapel at hospital/nursing home

The finishing touches were put in place in the new hospital/nursing home chapel in Gregory, on Tuesday, July 25, as stained glass windows were installed. Stained glass artist Michael Pilla and his assistant Jim Colvin brought the windows from Pilla’s studio in Wisconsin.