Sports

Twenty-three two-person golf teams teed up at the Gregory Golf Course last Saturday for a tournament sponsored by Charlie Johnson and associates. It was a beautiful day for golfing, hunting for plastic eggs, and finding the rubber snakes, compliments of Nikki Johnson and Jessica Calhoon.

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Parents: Kiley & Jake Hiser Year: 5’8” Senior Pos: RS Parents: Echo McSweeney & Justin Vosika Year: 5’ 5” Senior Pos: DS/L Parents: Brandi & Cody Grage & Steve Miller Year: 6’ 0” Junior Pos: MH/RS.

The Gregory Spikers will begin their season on Thursday, August 29, with a “great mix of upper classmen and younger talent,” according to the team’s new head coach Lauren Braun. “This year is opening us up to new options, as we have many girls who can play multiple positions,” Braun commented.

The Gregory Gorilla football team had their first test of the season, hosting the Scotland/ Menno Trappers on Friday evening, August 23, 2024. Scotland/Menno was first to get on the board with a 25-yard pass in the first quarter.

An ongoing criminal case in southeastern South Dakota landed a shop owner in jail after he was too slow to clean up his property, which local officials say had been an eyesore for more than a decade. Why it matters: The criminal conviction and jail sentence handed down to transmission repairman Dudley Schroeder of Armour reveals the lengths some municipalities will go to enforce what can be very contentious code enforcement rules in South Dakota.

The Gregory Golf Course Pitch Tournament featured 22 teams, and one team was left standing at the end: Rick and Sandy Teigen. They defeated Jason Grim and Aaron Krueger in the finals.

South Dakota Attorney General Marty Jackley testified Wednesday, August 14, that an Age Verification statute for minors accessing harmful Internet content should be considered by the South Dakota Legislature.

South Dakota Attorney General Marty Jackley announced three people were arrested early Friday morning, Aug. 16, on fentanyl and methamphetamine charges following an investigation conducted by several state and local law enforcement agencies.

South Dakota Attorney General Marty Jackley announced that he has joined a civil antitrust lawsuit with the U.S. Justice Department and 40 other Attorneys General against Live Nation-Ticketmaster for monopolization and other unlawful conduct in violation of Sections 1 and 2 of the Sherman Act.