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1: NO EMINENT DOMAIN FOR PRIVATE GAIN: HB 1052 PASSED. Eminent domain for green new deal carbon pipelines is now banned. No more threats, intimidation, and lawsuits against landowners. We the people are back in control. Private property rights are restored!

An amazing thing happened in South Dakota recently. Citizens were able to see the detailed expenditures of a government official and the sky didn’t fall.

The Golden Years. Time to relax, do things you enjoy, spend time with family, and take it easy. That would be the ideal scenario. Unfortunately, it seems this reference to later years in life is more commonly used as a joke to reference the things during that stage of life that are not so golden. At times, focus can easily shift to the hurdles in life that keep people from being able to do the things they had aspired to or had hoped to enjoy. When presented with extra or even the typical challenges, it can be very difficult not to feel consumed by the grief that also exists in this stage of life.

Since 1980, the U.S. has increased its population by 115 million but lost 650,000 beef cow farms.

Members of the late Elmer Frank family are shown presenting a check to Dennis Pense, Commander of the Burke VFW to sponsor 2 Midwest Honor Flights. Elmer had the opportunity to participate in Mission 2 in May of 2018.

Two Gregory High School students served as legislative pages during this year’s historic 100th session. Raylynn Dehning, a GHS senior, served in the second group of pages, from January 26 through February 7.

ession comes to close Representative Marty Overweg Asst. Majority Leader District 21 Aurora, Charles Mix, Douglas, Gregory, Tripp Counties Committees: Chair Agriculture and Natural Resources, Chair Government Operations and Audit, Vice-Chair House State Affairs, Member of House and Joint Legislative Procedure Capitol Address: 500 E.

The regular meeting of the Gregory School District Board of Education was held at 4:00 p.m., Monday, March 10, 2025. Two students serve at the Capitol Ryler Stevicks presented the Gorilla Good News on behalf of himself and Raylyn Dehning, who both served as pages at the 100th state legislative session.

After 64 years of serving on the hospital and nursing home board, Emmett Kotrba recently retired. When Emmett graduated from high school, he planned to get a degree in civil engineering at the School of Mines and get a job with the California Highway Department.