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And so another school year begins

The 2022-23 school year for the Gregory School District, got off to a start Monday evening with the annual open house. Children and parents were invited to the school to meet their new teacher for this year. For elementary students it was an opportunity to find where they were going to sit and place their school supplies in their desks. Although the start date for the elementary was looking pretty questionable just last week because of the remodeling project there, construction and school maintenance workers put in extra hours to make the facility at least usable for the start of the year.

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Land transfers

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New teacher joins staff at Gregory School District

Caitlyn Jelinek is the only new teacher in the Gregory School District this year. She will take over as the middle school English teacher as well as the sideline cheer coach for football and basketball.

Eli Fogel places first at replay of state tourney

The past few years have been unusual for South Dakota high school golfers. COVID put an end to the season in 2020, and then the 2022 state B tournament was interrupted by weather. In light of this, the father of Sam Hanson from Great Plains Lutheran High School in Watertown wanted to give the players another chance to play together and have some fun.

County residents show little interest in five-year road plan

The regular meeting of the Gregory County Board of Commissioners was held at 9:00 a.m., Tuesday, August 16, 2022, at the Gregory County Courthouse. Plats get stamp of approval Two plats — one for the Sacred Heart Cemetery, aka Xavier Cemeter,y and another for Coon Creek Ranch and the Burke 10 — were approved.

SSA has taken steps to offer alternate options to reduce replacing cards

Annually, the Social Security Administration issues approximately 11 million replacement Social Security cards, which are often requested because another government agency or organization requests the card to prove an individual’s identity. SSA has taken steps to offer alternate options to reduce the occasions when our customers would need to apply for a replacement card.