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The Women’s Ag Network is a statewide program dedicated to connecting, elevating, and supporting women in agriculture, conservation, and related fields across South Dakota. The program helps women grow their network, lead with confidence, develop personally and professionally, and support their communities through collaboration, leadership development, and meaningful connection.

Burke Lake was filled with activity on Wednesday as families gathered in the camping area for a community fun run and carnival hosted through a partnership between the Burke Lake Restoration Committee and the Burke School Fun Run.

The Gregory ROCS Dining Services recently held a cash drawing to raise money to support their services, and came out the big winner when each of the people whose names were drawn donated their winnings back to the organization.

Al Cerny What are your qualification to serve as mayor? I have over 46 years of public service, working 42 years as the City Superintendent (later City Administrator/Finance Officer) and the last four years as mayor. During that time, I was involved in many public work projects, handled countless citizen inquiries and complaints over a wide variety of topics.

When Brittany Atteberry was young, her mom bred and raised dogs, and Brittany said she would never get into the business. As so often happens when someone makes a statement like that, she has had to eat those words.

Gregory High School seniors were awarded scholarships during the commencement exercises held on Saturday, May 16, 2026, at the Gregory Memorial Auditorium. The following scholarships were awarded to the 2026 seniors: Adeline & Fred Gassen Scholarship Madisan Graber

“Unearth a story” is the theme for this year’s summer reading program at the library, Library Director Tara Engel revealed at the regular meeting of the Gregory City Council on Monday evening, May 18, and she has loads of activities planned for everyone from age 0 to adult.

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The Gregory School District proudly hosted its annual Brain Brawl, bringing together young academic competitors from across the region for a day of spirited competition and intellectual challenge. Under the leadership of coaches Lenna Braun and Christina Baldwin, students in grades 3 through 8 showcased their knowledge and teamwork in a fast-paced quiz-style contest.

The University of Sioux Falls recognizes academic excellence and character through the induction of top-perform-ing juniors and seniors into the Alpha Chi National Honor Society. This prestigious honor is reserved for the top 10% of students across all academic disciplines, highlighting a commitment to scholarly excellence and character.