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An Iowa company seeking regulatory approval to run a carbon dioxide pipeline through South Dakota and four other states said a delay in its plan to re-apply for a permit has nothing to do with a November vote on the project.

At the regular meeting of the Gregory City Council on Monday, August 5, 2024, the topic of woning Dixon Town Hall was discussed. Jerry and Bette Fogel are still looking for someone to take ownership of the facility. Mayor Cerny put out the idea of the city owning the building and having either the Chamber, Gregory Economic Development Group, or the newly-formed arts council manage it.

The Gregory Public Library is gearing up for another year of book club, and first on the list is Joseph Marshall III’s book Sing for the Red Dress. To make the new year kickoff even more enticing, Marshall himself will be in attendance.

The South Dakota Department of Agriculture and Natural Resources (DANR) reminds the public to remain vigilant when recreating on lakes around the state as harmful algal blooms (HAB) can develop rapidly and without notice during the warm summer months.

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Flag raising begins each day at South Dakota Farmers Union Camp. Flag raising followed by singing, followed by breakfast – this is a camp tradition, and it has been for 90 years.

The South Dakota Board of Regents (BOR) recently announced the launch of the Gateway to Teacher Education undergraduate certificate, a new initiative aimed at providing students across South Dakota with a head start in pursuing a career in K-12 teacher education. This program introduces students to the rewarding teaching field while equipping them with essential courses to better prepare them for future goals. This certificate is uniquely positioned to be delivered on campus, online, and through South Dakota’s High School Dual Credit program.

Local drivers are already celebrating some smoother streets around town as work continues on 42 blocks slated for resurfacing. Just the first step of applying gravel was a huge improvement, but now the milling and packing have begun.

The Lindsey Family will make their first appearance at Prairie View Gospel Barn on Tuesday, August 6. Traveling and playing music throughout the United States and Canada, The Lindsey Family sings and plays positive-oriented music, mostly in the acoustic tradition, with other instruments and styles as appropriate.

Jim and Dulce Frank have taken their time to find just the right people for their management team at Silver Threads Assisted Living Facility, and that search has resulted in Kelly Klaudt as manager and Misti Mills as assistant manager.