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The City of Gregory has continued to upgrade the park by renovating the basketball court, located west of the newly-installed pickleball court. .

Around 40 volunteers gathered Sunday afternoon, May 3, at Divine Concrete to participate in a highway cleanup along Highway 18. Volunteers divided into teams and covered several miles of roadway, clearing the stretch from the Fairfax turnoff to the bus barn in Bonesteel. Individuals and families of all ages took part in the effort. Following the cleanup, refreshments were provided for those who participated.

Gregory will be the location for a Law Enforcement Torch Run (LETR) for Special Olympics on Tuesday, May 12, 2026, as they pass through southern South Dakota. Law enforcement officers are considered the “Guardians of the Flame” as they carry the “Flame of Hope” into Special Olympics opening ceremonies at local, state, national, and world games.

Danielle Timanus will be the keynote speaker as 31 Gregory students graduate from eighth grade at 7 p.m., Tuesday, May 12, 2026, at Gregory Memorial Auditorium. Dani is the daughter of Tony and Karen Timanus and sister to Sam, Kodi, George, and AJ.

American Legion Post #6 in Gregory received their charter for the South Central American Legion Chapter 6 Riders, and they are ready for their first Ride 605. The American Legion Ride 605 is an annual four-day South Dakota motorcycle fundraiser for the American Legion Foundation, supporting veterans and youth programs.

Otto Reber will address the kindergarten class at their graduation ceremony at 1 p.m., Tuesday, May 12. Reber is the son of Nick and Britany Reber, the oldest of their five children: Mayme, Odin, Maren, and Olim.

The regular meeting of the Gregory City Council was held at 5:30 p.m., Monday, May 4. Ripley’s Construction, the company laying the groundwork for GoldenWest Telecommunications’ fiberoptic line upgrade, has encountered some issues of damaging unlocated city infrastructure where the exact location or accurate depth are difficult to determine.

Ken Adams and Norma Springer had a wish come true, and though they didn’t live to see it, they helped make it happen. On Thursday, April 29, 2026, a sign was installed at the Gregory City Park.

The first inaugural Gregory County Burger Battle has come to an end and Cahoy’s Kitchen has been named the winner. For the first Burger Battle, the Gregory & Dallas Chamber made the decision to open up the event, not just to Gregory restaurants, but all of Gregory County.

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