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Morgan Painter became the new owner of The Gregory Times-Advocate on January 1. -
Daytona Paris made history as the first Burke/Gregory Storm girl to place at the state wrestling tournament. -
After serving for 64 years, Emmett Kotrba stepped down from the Avera Gregory Hospital board. -
The city’s first hospital—that wasn’t in a home—and later, Rosebud Family Clinic, was demolished. -
Cruz Klundt earned his 500th career assist in basketball. -
Gregory was boxed in by road construction over the summer, with work being done to the east and west on Highway 18 and to the north on Highway 47. -
Gregory was recognized as a Purple Heart City. -
Christian Schweigert added another perfect 300 game to his record. -
The girls 12U fastpitch softball team brought home a state championship. -
New pickleball courts and a tennis court were installed over the old tennis courts at the city park. -
Students at the Gregory School District raised over $3,700 for Wesley and Sawyer Bryan, who are battling a rare disease. -
Powerful winds over the northwestern part of the country as strong as 150 mph caused widespread damage, including this tree and others in Gregory. -
Extreme heat caused Highway 18 to buckle on the east side of town. -
GHS graduate Alexa (Duling) Williams was inducted into the University of South Dakota Hall of Fame.
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