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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

Dallas boys to give up their hair for Levi Atkins

Liam Lane (10) and his brother Max (6) will have their heads shaved to raise money to support Levi Atkins, son of Jeremy and Leslie Atkins, who was diagnosed with acute myeloid leukemia earlier this summer.
A few bad apples can spoil the future of the recycling trailer

Gregory’s recycling trailer is a beneficial service that has been well received by the community as is evidenced by the need to empty it more and more frequently. The ability for households to reduce waste through recycling is an easy and free way to help the environment, and the city of Gregory, along with a committed group of volunteers, has made this possible.
Coach John King inducted into Baltic High School’s Hall of Fame

Baltic High School announced the members of the Baltic High School Hall of Fame Class of 2024 in an induction that took place at halftime of the Baltic homecoming football game on Friday, September 13, 2024. John King, class of 1989, was one of the two inducted.
Butterfly release draws attention to suicide awareness and prevention

Southern Plains Mental Health Services hosted a program at the Gregory City Park Wednesday evening, September 11, 2024, to educate the public about suicide awareness and prevention as part of Suicide Prevention Month.
Vendors, activities, and soups made the Harvest Festival an evening of fun for attendees

Corner Stone Property and Storage, owned by Rod and Jennifer Hoeft, won the soup tasting contest at the annual Harvest Festival this past Saturday at the Gregory City Park. There were ten soup contestants serving up a variety of soups for attendees to taste and vote for their favorite.
Gregory Spikers break 18-year streak against Wagner

The Gregory Spikers ended Wagner’s 18-game winning streak between the two schools on Thursday, September 12, in a hardfought matchup at home. After a close 25-23 win in the first set, the Spikers put a little more distance between them and their rivals in the second set, winning 25-20.