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Fifteen Gregory High School seniors who have been in band and/ or choir for the last four years embarked on a trip to Nashville on April 12. After a day of driving and flying, they ended the first evening with dinner at Raising Canes.

The Gregory City Council met with engineers from SPN during the regular meeting on Monday, April 15, 2024, to discuss the bids received for Phase I of the infrastructure project The city received three bids for Phase I of the infrastructure project. The engineers from SPN were at the meeting to discuss the plan moving forward.

The Gregory County Commissioners met as a combined board of equalization, consolidated board of equalization, and board of commissioners at 9:00 a.m., Tuesday, April 9, 2024, at the Gregory County Courthouse.

During the regular meeting of the Gregory School District Board of Education on Tuesday, April 9, Mike Murray took the board on a mini field trip for his Gorilla Good News. Murray is the teacher for the engineering trailer that has been part of the Career and Technical Education (CTE) program for the past ten years.

The Gregory County FFA Chapter attended the Scotland Career Development Event (CDE) on Thursday, April 4. This contest helped determine the qualifiers for State Convention. To qualify, teams had to place in the top four from their own district (other districts also participated). They could also place individually if they placed in the top ten but weren’t part of a top four team.

A certain man had a donkey, which had carried the corn-sacks to the mill untiringly for many a long year. But the donkey's strength was going and the man thought it best that his old friend Donkey retire...

Welcome to Purdy’s Showtime Café, where you can get a burger and the town gossip! This weekend Gregory High School students will be presenting Scrambled, a comedy by Pat Cook. Doors will open at 7:00 p.m.

In a pinning ceremony hosted by the Fairfax American Legion Auxiliary, twenty-five Vietnamera Veterans were honored for their service. Thirteen of those were honored posthumously, thanking a loved one for the service member’s sacrifice.

Whether you intend to release a fish you catch or plan to legally keep it, the fish should be handled properly. For the fish’s sake – and yours.

Commentary by Bill Bullard, CEO, R-CALF USA One of the regulatory fights in Washington, D.C., right now is whether independent ranchers will be afforded the protections granted them over 100 years ago when Congress passed the Packers and Stockyards Act of 1921. It should surprise no one that the multinational meatpackers are lined up on one side of the fight – as they are who will be regulated by the Act – and organizations like R-CALF USA on the other – organizations that represent the independent cattle and sheep producers who are to be protected by the Act.