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Hamburger, bun, French fries Tuesday, June 27 Chicken fajitas, roasted peppers & onions, Spanish rice Wednesday, June 28 Tangerine chicken, rice, broccoli Thursday, June 29 Meatball sub Friday, June 30 Egg & cheese patties, tri-taters, biscuit Fruit, Milk, & Vegetables Served w/Every Meal This week’s lunch menu sponsored by: ruG Gregory, SD • (605) 835-8198 Serving: Mon. - Fri.

Andrew D. Petersen, 32, Sioux Falls, SD, license not in possession, fine $29.00, court costs $50.00, surcharges $28.50.

Police have hunted down a velociraptor that was stolen from outside a South Dakota arts and science center. Sioux Falls police Sgt.

Funeral services to be held for Dawn Sand, 64 Funeral services for Dawn Sand, formerly of Dallas, SD, will be held Thursday, June 22, 2023, at 2:30 p.m. at St. Joseph Catholic Church in Gregory, SD. Burial to follow at Dallas Hillview Cemetery, in Dallas, SD. Refreshments and fellowship to follow at Mary Vale Hall in Gregory, SD.

The South Dakota Department of Health is pleased to announce the expansion of the Rural Healthcare Facility Recruitment Assistance Program (RHFRAP) to now include Dental Hygienists as eligible participants. In addition, dental offices will be added as eligible facilities under this program. The decision to include dental hygienists and dental offices is aimed at addressing the growing need for oral health services in rural communities across the state.

The Dixon Townhall has gone through a major upgrade. This was a much needed upgrade on the outside of the building, replacing windows and siding, and adding insulation.

Friday through Sunday, June 2325, are the dates for the 11th annual Scavenger’s Journey, and Gregory will be a part of that journey for the second year. The Scavenger’s Journey spans Interstate 90 from Wall to Mt.

As we head into the two hottest months of the year, it is a good time for a refresher on heat-related illnesses, from heat rash to heat stroke. These illnesses, however, aren’t relegated to the hottest months of the year. A 65-degree day with no clouds and no wind can quickly cause the same problems.

Go buy a T-shirt. You’ll find a mandatory label on the shirt that is at least as prominent and conspicuous as the cleaning instructions. The label informs you as to the country in which the Tshirt was made. As a consumer, this gives you choices. You can compare prices based on quality and the country in which it was made. It also enables you to choose if you want your hardearned dollars to support T-shirt makers in Nicaragua, or those in the United States. Fact is, you get to choose.

Natalie Smith has accepted the position of intern for the Gregory/ Dallas Chamber of Commerce. Natalie is the daughter of Jeremy and April Smith.